Customer Reviews

Smile

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This song makes me SMILE!! It is a great tune. It makes me think of my husband!

"Smile" is a really good song, but perhaps not as good as some of Uncle Kracker's classics ("Follow Me" comes to mind)

Still, the song has a good tune. It made ME smile! Definately worth the 99 cent download price.

I think reviews on songs are kind of pointless because it's totally personal taste. That being said, it makes a fabulous ringtone! I purchased this to make a ringtone for when my wife calls. Used RingDroid to snip the chorus and it's now my favorite ringtone of all time! Makes me smile every time she calls :)

i downloaded this song to use as my cell phone ring tone, it sounds awesome, excellent quality sound. will definately download from amazon again.

While I am not a big fan of Uncle Kracker, this song is one with positive message and is upbeat.

When it has came down to Uncle Kracker, he has made some delightful diddies and enjoyable songs worth listening to. While his past songs like his collaboration with Dobie Gray on the classic Drift Away, the simple breakout single, Follow Me, were good staples, his latest single isn't bad, but could've been a bit different. Smile, Uncle Kracker's the first single from his latest album, Happy hour isn't a bad song to enjoy, but just simply doesn't feel like it is anything different from anything he has made before. It still is better than a lot of the other songs that have been on radio recently that've been more like pop trash. Still, I do wish Uncle Kracker could find a better sound for his next single, because the song is not really enough to smile on for a real happy hour.

Song: C

"Smile" is Uncle Kracker's latest "hit." It's bland,inoffensive,and probably best used as music for a truck commercial. Or played at a country western bar. It's not so much tranquil as it is a tranquilizer. It's so bad... it's well,bad. Uncle Kracker's music is like a bland cracker,that's a dip. So this bland song is called a comeback after Uncle's run-ins with the law? He's better off hanging out with Kenny Chesney. Not that there's anything wrong with that.