The fifteen familiar tunes on "Folknik" have been exfoliated to within an inch of their lives and come out changed forever. You may not be comfortable with a cover of 'Hide Your Love Away' which seeks to portray "THE INSANE PSYCHOTIC quality of the song" or a rendition of Greensleeves that sounds like it was performed by the bluegrass bastard child of The Beach Boys and The Doors. You may not be prepared for the contrast between the sweetly down-home 'You And I', a spry cover of the 1950's hit 'Melody D'Amor', and the surprisingly unvarnished lump of adolescent libido 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand' is molded from. But if you allow yourself to really listen to a banjo version of Cohen's 'Nancy" or Tom Rapp's 'There Was A Man', you'll find the songs we always hoped were classics truly are. Bob Moss has brought us these old favorites fresh-scrubbed and ready to make us fall in love with them again. Be careful, though. If you've just come home from a bad date 'The Prisoner's Song' is enough to make you want to end it all from sheer lonliness. The trick is to keep listening. Bob will lead you safely through. By the time he tells you 'True Love Will Find You In The End' you'll be ready to be burned clean in the refiners fire that is 'Heartbreak Breakdown' and dance with 'The Holy Spirit', the preacher man, and all the rest of the drunks 'till dawn.