The Danger Line
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| The Danger Line | |||||
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| Studio album by Noel Richards | |||||
| Released | 1986 | ||||
| Recorded | ICC Studios, Eastbourne, UK | ||||
| Genre | Contemporary worship music | ||||
| Label | Pioneer/Word UK | ||||
| Producer | Paul Field | ||||
| Noel Richards chronology | |||||
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The Danger Line is the first studio album, released by contemporary worship music artist, Noel Richards.[1] It contains the first song written by Richards in 1976.
[edit] Production
The album was produced by Paul Field. It featured artists such as Dave Markee, previously with the Eric Clapton Band and Clem Cattini, of The Sputniks.
[edit] Release
This was the only album released by Richards to be released on 12-inch vinyl. It was also simultaneously released on cassette tape. Currently, the album is sold out.
