Sheryl Crow

Crow can be seen playing a Guild M85 II in this photo.

Sheryl has been uploading performances from home to encourage people all over the world in the time of suffering caused by Coronavirus spread. And in her videos, she is using Epiphone FT-110 Frontier.

Crow can be seen with an Epiphone Embassy Deluxe in this photo.

Rather a custom Gibson SG Bass than the EB-series, she played this bass at Farm Aid 2003, and the sticker is also on.

In this photo, one can see Crow holding a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

In this photo, Crow is visible playing the Harmony H39 Hollywood archtop.

Crow used this guitar briefly during the 1993-1994 period. She played the guitar on Woodstock 1994 performance as well.

Sheryl Crow uses a Gibson Hummingbird for acoustic work.

Sheryl Crow used this match-finished to Eric Clapton's Midnight Blue Stratocaster, while performing Run Baby Run alongside Eric Clapton at Pavarotti's War Child concert in 1996.

One of Crow's main acoustic guitars is Gibson Country Western. She used it from 1993, and still uses it to this day. She also used this guitar at Orpheum Theatre back in 1995.

"I got to the Crossroads benefit that Eric Clapton was having and my guitar got left on the bus. And, at the last minute, Fender presented me with this guitar with the intention of my just borrowing it. And I loved it so much that I said 'This is the guitar that I have to play', and I've been playing it on stage ever since".

Sheryl plays a Daphne Blue colour. She has been seen many times playing live with it, particularly in 2010. Here she is telling the whole story about this guitar and why she likes it: https://youtu.be/vJY7kh-UHFI?t=88

Sheryl Crow has been using a Fender Telecaster '62 Custom since 1997. The guitar is notable for its Sage Green Metallic finish and was modified in 2002 to feature three knobs instead of the original two. This performance with Eric Clapton, Vince Gill, and Albert Lee, available on YouTube, showcases her playing this instrument.

Sheryl Crow uses a Gibson SJ 200 for acoustic work.

The Gibson Les Paul Special was used mainly during 1993, and she used mostly cherry red Special for live performances, as seen in this one in Belgium. She also used the yellow one, but it is only seen in this photo.

This guitar is based on Sheryl's Gibson 1962 Country Western.

Sheryl Crow uses the Fender American Deluxe Telecaster Vintage Burst.

Sheryl Crow uses Fender Custom Shop Limited Edition Sheryl Crow 1959 Custom Telecaster alot.

Crow played her blue Gibson ES-330 during the 2016 concerts, the photo shown was taken in Nashville, in February 2016.

Crow also used the Trussart Steelcaster during 2000's, most notably 2006. when she played the set in The Woodlands, Texas.

This might not even be her guitar, but she played it at John Lennon's 75th birthday ceremony, held in Madison Square Garden, New York. She used it for "A Hard Day's Night". The Rickenbacker usage could be a hommage to John Lennon using Rickenbackers throughout most of his career.

Sheryl Crow used a Gibson J-185 12-String Acoustic guitar during her 2008 concert in London, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Sherylcrownews.

This guitar was used during the 1996-1997 US tour, and she can be seen playing in the video for "Sweet Rosalyn".

In this photo, Crow is visible performing with the Washburn D-10SCEDL. This was used only for purposes of MTV's "Most Wanted" performance, back in 1994.

Direct quote from Happy Mag's article:

"In addition to Thriller, the SM7 (now the SM7B) is a weapon of choice inside broadcast booths around the world and has fans in a number of recording artists, including Sheryl Crow, who favoured it on her The Globe Sessions record. According to Bob Dylan's engineer Chris Shaw (as quoted in Bob Dylan: All the Songs by Phillipe Margotin), the legend of folk's tone was perfect for this large-diaphragm dynamic."

Used during the recording of her 1996 album, Sheryl Crow, and in live performances since; including the 1997 VH1 Honors show performing “Back in the High Life” with Steve Winwood; the 1998 Global Sessions tour; as well as appearances with Bob Dylan, Emmylou Harris, Levon Helm, Marty Stuart and others

Crow can be seen playing a limited edition Fender Buck Owens Telecaster in this photo.

In this photo, we can see Crow with a cherry red Gibson ES-330.

Crow can be seen playing a Kay K5965 Bass in this photo.

"Plain" Epiphone Casino was used during the performance of "Revolution" with The Roots during the Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon, back in 2015.

Sheryl Crow uses 65 Amps London Pro guitar amps.