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Picture

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I heard this song featuring Sheryl Crow and I really liked it but I couldnt seem to find the CD single featuring her so I broke down and bought the version featuring Allison Moorer. After hearing Alison Moorer sing, I just want to say that the Sheryl Crow version does not do this song any justice. I think Ms. Moorer has taken this song to a whole new level. She could actually sing this song by herself. To me,her voices just opens up this song. I like Kid Rock, but he is just the back up. I have never heard of Ms. Moorer before, but I will buy Ms. Moorer's work.

Kid Rock fans are upset it's not Sheryl Crow. Country fans are upset that it's Kid Rock. This version just can't catch a break. Two points about this version. 1) It is a great contemporary country song, as good or better than most of what's out there. 2) I find Allison Moorer's more complex voice a better counterpoint to Kid Rock's vocals than Sheryl's, especially set against a more country arrangement. This is no knock on Sheryl Crow. She is a very talent woman who deserves the accolades she receives. My only complaint with the song is that it tends to be a bit repetitive and looses its punch towards the end of it's 5 minute run.

I don't know who this Joshua Yeary is, but he obviously doesn't know much about music if he isn't familiar with Allison Moorer. This is a classic, old school, cheatin' lovers country song, in either version. While I love Sheryl Crow, this song is just not meant for her... her rendition is a little too sweet and girly. Whereas Ms. Moorer, as another reviewer mentioned, has a much more complex voice; it is every bit as whiskey-soaked and world-weary as this song calls for. Sure, it's a cliche, but in its own way, this version works-- you can easily imagine it being recorded fifteen years ago by George Strait and Tanya Tucker, or decades ago by Hank Williams, Sr. and Patsy Cline. I've never been a big Kid Rock fan, but THIS VERSION of this song just might convert me.

Please tell me how I can locate the Kid Rock, Cheryl Crow version of Picture? Thanks

I can't believe that a 55 year old woman can honestly say she enjoys Kid Rock's music but she does. His duet with Allison Moorer and Sheryl Crow are excellent so I bought both versions. I actually wanted to purchase Kid Rock's clean version of Cocky because I think it is excellent. He is talented and the cussing doesn't bother me but I think the song picture shows his real talent. The song is great even when he sangs alone. Kid should do more songs like picture.

Cheryl Crow is a FANTASTIC talent! But let's face it she's no Allison Moorer. When I saw this on live TV (Farm Aid) it blew me away! Allison's voice is always full of emotion. Kid Rock has that Detroit rough edge. The combination makes for a great country song. The Crow & Rock version is smoother and more radio friendly. If you are only going to buy one version, THIS IS IT!

This song works on all levels. Seedy yet romantic, two cheating lovers long to change their addictive ways and hope for redemption. Not a wasted or untrue word in the lyrics, all set to a perfect country/rock/blues tune. Whether Ms. Moore or Ms. Crow is singing, both versions rock.

I agree that Allison Moorer is not as good as Sheryl Crow, but when I listened to this duet with both artists, I could barely tell the difference. They sounded so much alike, I couldn't really pick a favorite out of the two. Either way you look at it, this song gets an A+ in my book!!

I would just like to know why I can't find a Single of "Picture" with Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow???? That's the version I first heard and that's the version I WANT !!

What an excellent song, I have tears in my eyes when I listen to it. One of those songs that sums up life. Can listen to it enough!!!!!