Smile - Music
Smile by Uncle Kracker
Uncle Kracker
Artist Biography For Uncle Kracker
Uncle Kracker Born Matthew Shafer 9 November 1974 In Mount Clemens Michigan Is An American Rock And Roll And Country Music Musician. He Started Out His Career At A Young Age As A Fledgling Rapper. He Met Kid Rock In 1987 And Rock Asked Kracker To Become His DJ. Kracker Did Not Know How To Work The Turntables But He Soon Learned How To And He Became A Long-Term Friend And Colleague Of Rock. Kracker Worked With Kid Rock Until He Became A Solo Artist In 2000. The My Hometown Songfacts Reports That Kracker Recorded Postcards From Home Over Seven Weeks In Early 2011. The Album Title Was Inspired By His Hectic Life On The Road After His Successful Happy Hour Longplayer.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Smile
Uncle-Kracker - Happy Hour
Smile Is A Song By Uncle Kracker From His 2009 Album Happy Hour. It Has Peaked At #47 On The Billboard Hot 100 As Of September 26 2009. Uncle Kracker From Real Detroit Weekly "It's Just The Feel-Good Song Of The Year. It's So Positive And I Hate That Word But I've Probably Used It Eight Times Today Talking About That Song." Source Smile Songfacts .
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Biography - Uncle Kracker
Uncle Kracker Born Matthew Shafer 9 November 1974 In Mount Clemens Michigan Is An American Rock And Roll And Country Music Musician. He Started Out His Career At A Young Age As A Fledgling Rapper. He Met Kid Rock In 1987 And Rock Asked Kracker To Become His DJ. Kracker Did Not Know How To Work The Turntables But He Soon Learned How To And He Became A Long-Term Friend And Colleague Of Rock. Kracker Worked With Kid Rock Until He Became A Solo Artist In 2000. The My Hometown Songfacts Reports That Kracker Recorded Postcards From Home Over Seven Weeks In Early 2011. The Album Title Was Inspired By His Hectic Life On The Road After His Successful Happy Hour Longplayer.
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Smile is a song by Uncle Kracker from his 2009 album Happy Hour. It has peaked at #47 on the Billboard Hot 100 as of September 26, 2009.
Uncle Kracker (From Real Detroit Weekly): "It's just the feel-good song of the year. It's so positive, and I hate that word, but I've probably used it eight times today talking about that song." (Source Smile Songfacts).
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