overstepping the boundaries

	CDs $20 + $2.50 CDN shipping (overseas $5.00) send cheque payable to Melwood Cutlery to: 661 Glen Tay Road RR#4 Perth Ontario K7H 3C6
1. When The Money Runs Out 2. Austin Town 3. Remember Me 4. Farley Mowat 5. Hills Of Aberdeen 6. House Of Broken Hearts 7. Rock n’ Roll Rebel 8. Cold Cold River 9. Ready For Love 10. Baby Baby Please 11. I’ll Be With You Some Day	Overstepping the Boundaries is Melwood's first independent Toronto recording, co-produced with Vezi Tayyeb at Kensington Sound in 1995. With this album, Cutlery flirts with a variety of genres like rock, folk-ballads and a smattering of country and blues thrown in for good measure. The result is a unabashedly honest work delivered with genuine heart and soul. "Roots rock magic from the barest essentials" -- Lenny Stoute, Toronto Star "As soon as I heard Hills of Aberdeen, I had to play it over and over again at least five times" Bill Stunt, CBC Radio "The gorgeously melodic and unfogettable folk-oriented Remember Me ... is on e of those rare songs that - as soon as you hear it - assumes the instant stature of a classic" -- Wolfgang Dios, Access Magazine
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Overstepping the Boundaries is Melwood's first independent Toronto recording, co-produced with Vezi Tayyeb at Kensington Sound in 1995. With this album, Cutlery flirts with a variety of genres like rock, folk-ballads and a smattering of country and blues thrown in for good measure. The result is a unabashedly honest work delivered with genuine heart and soul.

"Roots rock magic from the barest essentials" -- Lenny Stoute, Toronto Star

"As soon as I heard Hills of Aberdeen, I had to play it over and over again at least five times" Bill Stunt, CBC Radio

"The gorgeously melodic and unfogettable folk-oriented Remember Me ... is on e of those rare songs that - as soon as you hear it - assumes the instant stature of a classic" -- Wolfgang Dios, Access Magazine