No Stranger to Shame is the second studio album by Uncle Kracker. It is the follow-up album to his double-platinum debut Double Wide. It is currently Uncle Kracker's only album to have two charting singles on the Billboard Hot 100 ("In a Little While" and "Drift Away"). It is his last album to receive a parental advisory label and his last to feature rapping, on the songs "Keep It Comin'" and the title track.

No Stranger to Shame Uncle Kracker. Listen on Apple Music. To Think I Used to Love You. 3:28. 11. Letter to My Daughters. 12. No Stranger to Shame. 12 Songs, 45 Minutes. Released: Aug 27, 2002. 2002 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States. More By Uncle Kracker.

Band Name Uncle Kracker. Album Name No Stranger to Shame. 8. Memphis Soul Song. 10. I Think I Used to Love You.

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The album No Stranger to Shame is a collection of willowy jangle rock with Motown and rap influences thrown in. It kicks off with the Motown feel of "I Do" and continues through a journey of country on "Letter to My Daughters" and funky rap on "Keep It Comin'. No Stranger to Shame is vastly different from his rap-riddled debut, Double Wide. Uncle Kracker proves he can sing throughout No Stranger to Shame.

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No Stranger to Shame is the second studio album by Uncle Kracker. Studio album by. Uncle Kracker.

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No Stranger to Shame Explicit Lyrics. No Stranger To Shame (Modified). Originally Release '02, Second album from Kid Rock's turntable Wizard, a collection of willowy jangle rock with Motown and rap influences thrown in. Executive produced by Kid Rock. Uncle Kracker might have rap-rock numbskull Kid Rock to thank for putting him on the map, but with the release of his solid sophomore set, the Michigan mauler can stand up and take a bow. For not only is Uncle Kracker the most Southern-sounding musician ever to emerge from the edge of the Great Lakes, he's also one of the most versatile.