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Studio album by Reef
Released 18 August 2000
Studio ICP Recording Studios, Brussels; The Church, Crouch End, London
Genre Rock
Length 42:24
Label Sony
Producer Alistair Clay
Reef chronology
Rides
(1999) Getaway
(2000) Together
(2003)
Getaway is the fourth album by rock band Reef, released in 2000.

Track listing
All music composed by Reef; all lyrics composed by Gary Stringer, except where noted.

`Set the Record Straight` – 3:55
`Superhero` – 3:07
`Getaway` – 3:49
`Solid` – 3:53
`All I Want` (lyrics: Dominic Greensmith) – 4:18
`Hold On` – 3:11
`Saturday` – 4:05
`Won`t You Listen?` – 3:52
`Levels` – 5:09
`Pretenders` – 3:48
`I Do Not Know What They Will Do` – 3:12
Singles
`Set The Record Straight` #19 UK
`Superhero` #55 UK
`All I Want` #51 UK[3]
Personnel
Reef
Gary Stringer – vocals, guitar
Kenwyn House – guitar
Jack Bessant – bass
Dominic Greensmith – drums
Other personnel
Alistair Clay – producer, engineer, mixing
Delores Lewis – additional vocals, keyboards
Jason Knight – keyboards
Christopher Allan – cello
Ben Castle – saxophone
Matthew Ward – violin
Nell Catchpole – violin
Duncan McKay, Paul Newton, Jerry Hey – trumpet
Nichol Thomson – trombone
Alex Clark – Pro Tools engineering
Rick Guest – photography
David Sims – portrait photography

Reef is an English rock band from Glastonbury. The band members include Gary Stringer on vocals, Amy Newton on guitar, Jack Bessant on bass, and Luke Bullen on drums.
Festival appearances
Reef performed at the Reading Festival in 1995, 1996 and 1999 and at Glastonbury in 2010, 2000, 1997 and 1995. They also played Australia`s The Fall`s Festival in 2000.

In May 2012, they played at Lakefest Festival. Reef also appeared at Triumph Live 31 August

In 2013, Reef played at five UK Summer Festivals and also did a `20th Anniversary UK Tour` in November this year, they played six shows in London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Bristol and Cornwall.

Reef played The Isle of Wight Festival,[19] Vicar`s Picnic in Yalding, Kent, and headlined the Lindisfarne Festival near Holy Island in Northumberland in 2016.

In February 2017, Reef were named as being the Sunday night headliner for the inaugural Amplified Festival taking place on the weekend of 21–23 July 2017 at Quarrydowns, between Northleach and Aldsworth, in Gloucestershire.[20]

Reef played a full set at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, on 15 July 2017.

They played the `Ramblin Man` Fair in Maidstone, Kent on 29 July 2017. They then played on 9 September at The Beano Festival on Hastings Pier, in East Sussex, followed by the Wheels and Fins festival in Joss Bay, Kent, on 10 September, where they headlined the Sunday. A subsequent intimate gig (for approximately 250 people) at O`Neill`s Flamingo Bar in Soho`s Wardour Street, saw good reactions from ardent fans (Laners).

Reef played at Camp Bestival on 1 August 2021, and the Newbury Real Ale Festival on 11 September 2021.[21]

At Glastonbury Festival in 2022, Reef were last minute replacements for The Damned who were forced to pull out due to Covid, playing a headline set on The Field of Avalon Stage.

In 2023 Reef played the Northern Kin festival [22]