FLAC (tracks) | Pop Rock, Alternative Rock, Rap Rock | 03:03:26 | 1CD | 1.3 gbTracklist:[01:20] 1. Uncle Kracker – Intro[04:50] 2. Uncle Kracker – Better Days[05:12] 3. Uncle Kracker – What ‘Chu Lookin’ At?[03:38] 4. Uncle Kracker – Follow Me[04:19] 5. Paradime – Heaven (feat. Kid Rock & Paradime)[04:13] 6. Uncle Kracker – Steaks ‘N’ Shrimp[03:56] 7. Uncle Kracker – Who’s Your Uncle?[04:43] 8. Uncle Kracker – Whiskey & Water[04:56] 9. Uncle Kracker – Yeah, Yeah, Yeah[03:53] 10. Uncle Kracker – Aces & 8’s[03:16] 11. Uncle Kracker – You Can’t Take Me[03:21] 12. Uncle Kracker – Keep It Comin’[03:47] 13. Uncle Kracker – Thunderhead Hawkins[04:09] 14. Uncle Kracker – In a Little While[04:03] 15. Uncle Kracker – I Wish I Had a Dollar[04:15] 16. Uncle Kracker – Drift Away[04:26] 17. Uncle Kracker – Baby Don’t Cry[03:11] 18. Uncle Kracker – I Do[03:57] 19. Uncle Kracker – Memphis Soul Song[03:57] 20. Uncle Kracker – I Don’t Know[03:28] 21. Uncle Kracker – To Think I Used to Love You[03:08] 22. Uncle Kracker – Letter to My Daughters[03:40] 23. Uncle Kracker – No Stranger to Shame[03:41] 24. Uncle Kracker – This Time[04:04] 25. Uncle Kracker – Rescue[04:23] 26. Uncle Kracker – Further Down the Road[04:10] 27. Uncle Kracker – Don’t Know How (Not to Love You)[03:34] 28. Uncle Kracker – What Do We Want?[04:37] 29. Uncle Kracker – Writing It Down[04:16] 30. Uncle Kracker – A Place at My Table (Revised Spoken Intro)[04:11] 31. Uncle Kracker – Some Things You Can’t Take Back[03:19] 32. Uncle Kracker – Blues Man[03:34] 33. Uncle Kracker – Songs About Me, Songs About You[03:59] 34. Uncle Kracker – Please Come Home[03:31] 35. Uncle Kracker – You’re Not Free[02:55] 36. Kenny Chesney – Last Night Again (feat. Kenny Chesney)[03:21] 37. Uncle Kracker – Smile[03:31] 38. Uncle Kracker – Another Love Song[03:00] 39. Uncle Kracker – My Girlfriend[03:44] 40. Uncle Kracker – Livin’ the Dream[04:17] 41. Uncle Kracker – Corner Bar[03:35] 42. Jesse Lee – Me Again (feat. Jesse Lee)[04:12] 43. Uncle Kracker – Good to Be Me[03:37] 44. Uncle Kracker – I Hate California[02:51] 45. Uncle Kracker – Hot Mess[03:28] 46. Uncle Kracker – Hey Hey Hey[04:29] 47. Uncle Kracker – I’m Not Leaving[03:27] 48. Uncle Kracker – MainstreetAfter serving as DJ for his hometown chum Kid Rock, Uncle Kracker (born Matthew Shafer) stepped out from behind the turntables to release his debut solo album, Double Wide, in 2001.

Uncle Kracker had performed alongside Rock since 1994, and both favored a combination of funky, post-grunge rock with a hip-hop aesthetic.

Double Wide also sported a polished pop single entitled “Follow Me,” and the album went double platinum on the strength of that Top 10 hit.

Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker were practically family.

The two met in 1987 in Clawson, Michigan, where Rock was spinning in an all-ages DJ contest at a popular nightspot called Daytona’s.

After discovering a mutual fondness for the Commodores, Run-D.

M.

C.

, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and George Jones, the pair became fast friends.

One of Kracker’s first musical contributions was on Rock’s 1996 release, Early Mornin’ Stoned Pimp, and he also co-wrote and performed on Rock’s multi-platinum breakthrough, Devil Without a Cause.

Striking while the iron was hot, he chose to launch his own career in the wake of Devil’s success.