Honey on the Razor's Edge

by Alan Reed

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David Craig I think Honey on the Razors Edge is a brilliant Album. I hadn't heard of your music until recently. If you tour come to Belfast. I will be there.

Shaun Churchill Think this is the best that Alan has done since is departure from Pallas.

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1.	My Sunlit Room 04:08	info	buy track
2.	Razor 03:46	info	buy track
3.	Cross My Palm 05:47	info	buy track
4.	Leaving 04:30	info	buy track
5.	The Other Side of Morning 08:52	info	buy track
6.	The Covenanter 04:53	info	buy track
7.	Used To Be Someone 06:02	info	buy track
8.	Northern Light 04:06	info	buy track

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released March 14, 2017

You have been listening to: Alan Reed, Mike Stobbie, Scott Higham, Jeff Green, Claude Leonetti, Steve Hackett, Monique van der Kolk, Laetitia Chaudemanche & Christina Booth.

Special thanks to : Nikki, Jamie & Zoe, The Daughters of Expediency (Mark, Matt, Tudor, Hen, Jen, Callum & Kim) , Steve & Jo Hackett, Stephanie Bradley et Los Marillos, Nellie Pitts, Les Gars Lazuli, Rob Reed, Clive Nolan, Karl Groom, Jordi Amela, Nathanael Buis, Roger King, Jon Patrick, Jerry Ewing and all at PROG, the CRS, and everyone else who helped, applauded or just turned up.

’The Covenanter’ dedicated to Anjem, Tommy, Donald & Boris - but most of all to Paul Dacre.

Artwork by Graeme Bell for PlanetTwig

Dedicated to the memory of Geoff Banks

RECORDED IN ENGLAND, WALES, IRELAND, FRANCE & CATALONIA (PRODUCT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION)

Consume Daily as part of a balanced diet - May contain nuts

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