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Whoa Nelly [UK Edition] ~ Nelly Furtado  (33)
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Track Listings
| 1. One-Trick Pony - Nelly Furtado, The Kronos Quartet |
| 2. Powerless (Say What You Want) |
| 3. Explode |
| 4. Try |
| 5. Fresh off the Boat |
| 6. Força |
| 7. Grass Is Green |
| 8. Picture Perfect |
| 9. Saturdays - Jarvis Church, Nelly Furtado |
| 10. Build You Up |
| 11. Island of Wonder - Nelly Furtado, Caetano Veloso |
| 12. Childhood Dreams |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
On her second album, Folklore, Nelly Furtado takes a hard left turn. The colourful but incomplete fusion of her debut, Whoa, Nelly!, gives way on this tellingly titled record to an approach that lets in some acoustic sounds which take the music in an entirely different, richer direction. At times sounding like a dead ringer for singer-writer Sam Phillips (whose work colours each episode of the American television series Gilmore Girls), Furtado aims for more rock-oriented ground without losing the Brazilian influences that are so much a part of her identity. Her voice and tunes are strong, and both words and music paint a picture of a young woman still very much in movement, change, flux. It's an intriguing sound, and one that thoughtful listeners will cherish. --Rickey Wright
On her second album, Folklore, Nelly Furtado takes a hard left turn. The colourful but incomplete fusion of her debut, Whoa, Nelly!, gives way on this tellingly titled record to an approach that lets in some acoustic sounds which take the music in an entirely different, richer direction. At times sounding like a dead ringer for singer-writer Sam Phillips (whose work colours each episode of the American television series Gilmore Girls), Furtado aims for more rock-oriented ground without losing the Brazilian influences that are so much a part of her identity. Her voice and tunes are strong, and both words and music paint a picture of a young woman still very much in movement, change, flux. It's an intriguing sound, and one that thoughtful listeners will cherish. --Rickey Wright
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