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Uncle Kracker's first two albums of soulful, funky, down-home rock & roll sold over two million copies and spawned hits like "Follow Me," "In A Little While" and "Drift Away." Now, inspired by early Beatles albums and Rod Stewart's classic disc Gasoline Alley, Uncle Kracker fills his highly anticipated new album 72 And Sunny with an acoustic/electric feel reminiscent of early '70s rock and country albums, without compromising his signature songwriting style. The album demonstrates Uncle Kracker's growth as an artist, showcasing his knack for writing undeniably catchy melodies that combine elements of country, down-home soul, and juke joint pop.

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1 30	This Time This Time	3:41	Listen Now $1.29
2 30	Rescue Rescue	4:04	Listen Now $1.29
3 30	Further Down The Road Further Down The Road	4:23	Listen Now $1.29
4 30	Don't Know How (Not To Love You) Don't Know How (Not To Love You)	4:10	Listen Now $1.29
5 30	What Do We Want? What Do We Want?	3:34	Listen Now $1.29
6 30	Writing It Down Writing It Down	4:37	Listen Now $1.29
7 30	A Place At My Table (revised spoken intro) A Place At My Table (revised spoken intro)	4:16	Listen Now $1.29
8 30	Some Things You Can't Take Back Some Things You Can't Take Back	4:11	Listen Now $1.29
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10 30	Songs About Me, Songs About You Songs About Me, Songs About You	3:34	Listen Now $1.29
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Audio CD (June 29, 2004)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Lava
ASIN: B00022XDX2
Average Customer Review: 28 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #180,649 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #4553 in Pop Rap (CDs & Vinyl)
- #2931 in Country Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
- #191 in Rap Rock (CDs & Vinyl)

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Shelbel

Love Uncle Kracker!

October 4, 2017

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Excellent music as always by Uncle Kracker!!

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Robert A. Robison

Seventy two and happening

October 25, 2009

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Between this album and the new album[Happy Hour] has been too long and to far in between for uncle kracker there aren't too many artist's that have the wide range of music that Kracker has and uses.He take a risk,I think on all his albums by using different styles and he pulls it off 95% of the time.I am not a huge fan of the slow tempo music but when he does up tempo and fast country and rap, he hits the mark.I believe the only thing missing from Uncle Kracker collection is a "live" album uncut and unedited.then i believe kracker will be in his element.

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Denise Sherron

Every song speaks to me!

July 31, 2013

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UK is at his best when singing about love and real life. Soulful, smooth and easy before the rap and country overtook his work. I keep it in my car and sing along all the time. An oldie and goodie!

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C.J.

not as good as the new stuff

April 6, 2013

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this is nothing like the new stuff he is doing. i dont wish this cd on anyone looking for todays flavor.

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Bullseye

right on

September 28, 2011

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Just what I was Looking for thank you so much
hope to do more with you in the years to come

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Rudy Palma

Not a Single Song You'd Want to Skip...

July 23, 2004

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Besides his incredibly irksome hit cover of Dobie Gray's "Drift Away" which has more than outstayed its welcome on AC radio, Uncle Kracker is in fact brimming with wit and talent. He proves this on his third full-length studio album "Seventy Two and Sunny," which debuted at #39 on Billboard's album chart. Off to a slow start, the fact that "Drift Away" is still in the top 10 of Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart might explain the lack of support for the new album's first single "Rescue Me". Written by songwriting legend Diane Warren, the song fits Uncle Kracker like a glove.

Those who have written him off as just another white rapper certainly have much to be surprised about on this release. Though it is not authentic, "Seventy Two and Sunny" takes on a decidedly country-esque vibe. Although it was not as impressive, 2002's "No Stranger to Shame" took some inspiration from Motown and also yielded optimistic results. What ultimately makes this release solid, however, is that there is not a trace of filler; each song is an essential part to the whole that is the album with a catchy melody all its own.

With a particularly infectious chorus and heartfelt lyrics that beckon attentive listening with a sincere urgency rather than corniness, "Don't Know How," which he co-wrote with country music tunesmith Frank Myers, is the album's highlight and a potential smash single.

"You said that time would ease the pain/But I still hear your voice whisper my name/Since you've been gone my world stands still/You said I'd forget, but I never will/Don't know how/Don't know how/Don't know how not to love you."

With a great deal of talent and appeal packed into "Seventy Two and Sunny," it is a waste that Uncle Kracker is not selling more copies and garnering better publicity. If his record company decides to step up to the plate and give him better promotion it is for certain that they could turn this album into the hit it deserves to be.

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JKat75

Uncle Kracker has evolved!

July 9, 2004

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For those who gave this cd a negative or lukewarm review, I have to wonder if you've had your hearing checked recently. This is an exceptionally fine cd with plenty of heartfelt renditions by Uncle Kracker whose voice has never sounded better. This cd is melodic and emotionally much deeper than his previous releases. The arrangements are great thanks to producer Mike Bradford, i.e. notice the cellos on "Writing It Down," which is one of the best songs. "Bluesman" is a great uptempo tune that'll have you singing along. There isn't a dud on the entire disc. This is one cd I'll be playing for a very long time. Buy it and see for yourself, and I bet you'll be glad you did.

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CKYJackassLoserkid

Who's Your Uncle?

July 31, 2004

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In case you didn't know, Uncle Kracker is the DJ in Kid Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker Band. Uncle Kracker has a part-time solo project that he works on from time to time. I recommend that you purchase all three of Uncle Kracker's albums. 'Double Wide, No Stranger To Shame', and 'Seventy Two & Sunny' are all masterpieces. Uncle Kracker's 'Double Wide' album consisted mostly of rap/hip-hop. His 'No Stranger To Shame' album consisted of a little mix of rap/hip-hop, country, bluegrass, etc. 'Seventy Two & Sunny' is pretty much all country, bluegrass, classic rock, etc. But if you're more into Uncle Kracker's rap/hip-hop side, don't worry. He still has it. He's just one of the few musicians out there, along with Kid Rock, who can do a variety of music. Most musicians can only stick to one kind of music, but Uncle Kracker if one of those specially gifted musicians out there. Buying all three of his albums will be worth your money for sure. His singles such as 'Follow Me, What 'Chu Lookin' At?', and 'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah' are on the 'Double Wide' album. His singles such as 'In A Little While' and 'Drift Away' are on the 'No Stranger To Shame' album. His single 'Rescue' is on the 'Seventy Two & Sunny' album. I just thought I'd let you know that. Maybe it would help you increase your chances of purchasing his albums. I hope this review helped.

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