(The making of…) Sheryl Crow’s latest video “God Bless This Mess.”
Of course it’s filmed in front of the White House, the U.S. Capitol, and in and around Washington D.C. Her new album ‘Detours’ will be available on February 5th!
Catch Sheryl Crow on TV:
February 1st: The Today Show (NBC)
February 4th: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS)
February 5th: The View (ABC) & Late Night with Conan O’Brien (NBC)

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YouTube music video channels are a growing trend among artists. It’s something we’ve begun to take notice of, as we’ve come across more and more artists, bands and groups making their presence known online with their videos.
Not only musicians are taking advantage of this medium, but the major record labels and independents are also using YouTube are alternate video distribution channels. One of the cool features I like about the YouTube subscriptions are the email updates with links to the latest added videos.
In an interesting twist to this ongoing online video saga, TV’s are now being designed with internet content in mind. That could put online video sites like YouTube and GoogleVideo in even stronger positions for the future, don’t you think?
Here’s a short article from smartmoney.com about the new TV’s.
I searched the Musician Channels on YouTube and found the following
Music Video Site Sets:
JohnMellencampDotCom
PaulMcCartney
SherylCrowVideos
YanniVideos
EMI America Records
EMI Records UK
HollywoodRecords
UniversalMusicGroup
WarnerBrosRecords
Please leave a comment if you find we’ve missed any…and Thanks for reading us!
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