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 fro