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Auburn Annie · 02-28-2008, 09:15 AM

Frida's Brow
Frida's Brow
Independent

Each of the three women in Frida's Brow - Chris MacLean, Alise Marlane and Jennifer Noxon - is a good solo singer-songwriter. But, in coming together as Frida's Brow, the Ottawa-area trio has achieved something very special with their gorgeous harmonies and subtly creative arrangements that incorporate elements of swing, bluegrass and traditional Québécois music into their contemporary folk base. All three contribute some fine originals including Noxon's Sleep On, a haunting historical ballad set in the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919, MacLean's Spring, which celebrates the end of winter, and Marlane's title track, a tribute to the natural uni-brow beauty of artist Frida Kahlo. They also include several covers including sublime versions of Gordon Lightfoot's classic The Way I Feel and Charlie Sohmer's Marie-Anne Lagimodière. ****
Podworthy: The Way I Feel
- Mike Regenstreif

http://www.canada.com/montrealgazett...9-d730240cfd98

Review from Montreal Gazette:

02-28-2008, 09:15 AM	#1
Auburn Annie Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 3,101	Another cover-The Way I Feel Frida's Brow Frida's Brow Independent Each of the three women in Frida's Brow - Chris MacLean, Alise Marlane and Jennifer Noxon - is a good solo singer-songwriter. But, in coming together as Frida's Brow, the Ottawa-area trio has achieved something very special with their gorgeous harmonies and subtly creative arrangements that incorporate elements of swing, bluegrass and traditional Québécois music into their contemporary folk base. All three contribute some fine originals including Noxon's Sleep On, a haunting historical ballad set in the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919, MacLean's Spring, which celebrates the end of winter, and Marlane's title track, a tribute to the natural uni-brow beauty of artist Frida Kahlo. They also include several covers including sublime versions of Gordon Lightfoot's classic The Way I Feel and Charlie Sohmer's Marie-Anne Lagimodière. **** Podworthy: The Way I Feel - Mike Regenstreif http://www.canada.com/montrealgazett...9-d730240cfd98 Review from Montreal Gazette: