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Without apparently intending to do so, Uncle Kracker has made a habit out of breaking stereotypes. He served as deejay in Kid Rock's Twisted Brown Trucker band, an unlikely place for a mellow, low-key family man. Kid Rock helped him break out into his own solo music career, out of which he charted a new course with a country and Motown-influenced pop-style debut album that earned double-platinum sales. Uncle Kracker was born Matthew Shafer in Mount Clemens, Michigan, on the outskirts of Detroit. His father, Sunny, owned a local Amoco gas station in which Shafer worked off and on until he was 21 years old. As he was growing up, his father listened to country and Motown music, and although Shafer hated it at the time, their influence showed up later in his own music.

David Edwards has always enjoyed writing. He has been writing since he was a kid. He loves entertaining and originally had set out to be a standup comedian.

However, in 1992 David opened the Professional Bartending School of Nashville and his path in life changed dramatically. David has been very successful in the bartending school business. The Nashville campus has been the National School of the Year 10 out of 16 years since it opened.

David recently woke up in his business world and realized that he loved to write and had always had a talent for being creative. Years ago he registered the domain name nashvillesongwriting.com knowing that someday he would start writing songs and pursue a songwriting career when the time was right. Well the time is now.

Future songwriting websites that David plans to unveil is losangelessongwriting.com, newyorkcitysongwriting.com, atlantasongwriting.com, austinsongwriting.com, and many other sites. The nashvillesongwriting.com website along with its sister site www.myspace.com/nashville_songwriting has been well received from songwriters from Italy to Hollywood to New York City. David is excited about meeting many more musicians and songwriters and looks forward to helping as many of them as he can.

I have always tried to take the road less traveled,” says new emerging pop artist, Joanna Martino. “Above all, I just want to stand behind the cross and disappear in the shadow of His glory.”

David Edwards saw Tyrone live recently, and this what he had to say..

In my opinion it’s fitting that I saved the best for the last. As I sat an watched Tyrone Carreker on stage I kept wondering how is this guy not a major star or why has he not been signed to any type of major deal. He has the soul of Keb Mo and Craig David, the guitar laced melodies of James Taylor, and the coolness of Jack Johnson. Dressed in his sweater and a Bing Crosby style hat, he is a forced to be reckoned with on stage.