TEAM RNS PRESENTS

ARTIST: Uncle Kracker

TITLE: 72 And Sunny

LABEL: Lava Records

RIPPER: Team RNS

218kbps avg - Rock
0hr 50min total- 82.7mb

RELEASE DATE: 2000-06-22
RIP DATE: 2004-05-28

03 Further Down The Road          4:23
04 Don't Know How (Not To Love    4:10

05 What Do We Want?               3:34
06 Writing It Down                4:37
07 A Place At My Table            4:16
08 Some Things You Can't Take Back4:11

10 Songs About Me, Songs About You3:34
11 Please Come Home               3:59
12 You're Not Free                3:31
13 Last Night Again               3:01

When it comes to weather conditions, we
can all agree that 72 AND SUNNY is
pretty perfect. It's warm enough to get a
tan but not so hot that you're sweating
like a pig. It's nice enough for any
outdoor activity but not so oppressive
that it prohibits any of them.

72 AND SUNNY is also the title of Uncle
Kracker's third album, and it's, well,
pretty perfect itself. Following 2000's
double-platinum DOUBLE WIDE and 2002's
chart-topping NO STRANGER TO SHAME --
which launched Uncle Kracker's
record-setting rendition of Dobie
Gray's "Drift Away" -- 72 AND SUNNY is
the most fully realized album to date
from Kid Rock's former DJ and hype man.
Its 13 songs offer an artistic triumph of
songwriting and performance that is the
best expression yet of the Uncle
Kracker sound, emphasizing high-quality
melodic songwriting and a unique stylistic
synthesis that knits together elements
of pop, rock, country, soul, blues and
even doo-wop but retains a strong
identity that could only belong to one
singer-songwriter. Think about the warm,
earnest sound of classics such as THE
BAND, Rod Stewart's GASOLINE ALLEY or
Little Feat's TIME LOVES A HERO and you
have a sense of the high artistic mark
Uncle Kracker aspires towards this time