Fisherman's Friends were forced to deal with the loss of not only a cherished bandmate, Trevor Grills, but also their well-loved manager, Paul McMullen, in a freak accident at Guildford's G Live venue. They had recorded much of the follow-up to their successful self-titled debut with Grills -- who features heavily throughout -- and the first single "Mary Anne" sees him take lead vocal duty. The record, titled
One and All, features the band's signature sea shanty sound and group vocals, with light instrumentation of guitar, fiddle, and handclaps.