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Artist: The Once Release: Row Upon Row of the People They Know Released: 2011 Label: Borealis Records Catalog#: BCD212 Format: FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue / CD Country: Canada Style: Folk, World, & Country, Tracklisting 01. Cradle Hill 02. Jack the Sailor 03. You're My Best Friend 04. My Husband's Got No Courage 05. Valley of Kilbride 06. Charlie's 07. By the Glow of the Kerosene Light 08. A Round Again 09. Ode to a Broken Heart 10. Song for Memory Having dismissed themselves as mere "participants" on their award-winning 2009 self-titled debut, Newfoundland folk trio the Once return as very much the "creators" of their follow-up, Row Upon Row of the People They Know. Named after a line from a poem by fellow Canadian George Murray, a piece that also provided the inspiration for the grandiose closer, Song for Memory, its ten tracks show that the band members still remain fond of their hometown's traditional sea shanties and folk tales (Jack the Sailor, Valley of Kilbride). But elsewhere, the accomplished multi-instrumentalists lean toward a more contemporary sound, whether it's the impassioned and gutsy nu-folk reworking of 17th century ballad My Husband's Got No Courage, the sparse but inspired banjo-plucking cover version of Queen's You're My Best Friend, or the feel-good A Round Again, which drifts into theatrical pop territory with its finger-clicking rhythms, impressive three-part harmonies, and rousing singalong finale. The more melancholic offerings, which allow front woman Geraldine Hollett's beautifully lilting vocals to come to the forefront, are no less captivating, from the slightly gothic atmospherics of Charlie's to the mournful Celtic-tinged Ode to a Broken Heart to the emotive accordion-led rendition of Wince Coles' By the Glow of the Kerosene Light. A bold leap forward from their first offering, Row Upon Row of the People They Know is an always engaging listen that pays respect to their folk heritage while also staking their claim to become part of it. [AMG: Jon O'Brien - 3.5/5]

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