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To celebrate their 40 years in the country music business, The Bellamy Brothers are releasing a new album on May 26th titled Bellamy Brothers: 40 Years. This will be a 2-disc album, featuring 20 of their greatest hits and 20 new releases.
“We hope our fans enjoy this new set of songs,” says David Bellamy. “There are a lot of great new songs but we also made sure to include newer versions of the songs that defined our career. A lot of blood, sweat and tears went into making this compilation. We enjoyed every minute of mentally traveling back through time to put it all together. As they say, ‘Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.”’
The album will include their classic hits such as “Let Your Love Flow, “Redneck Girl,” and “If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me).”
On the new tunes, David Bellamy notes, “Most of these songs are brand new but after listening to them, I think some of them could have easily been big hits for us earlier in our career. They’ve all got that sound that has seemed to follow us over the years.”
On 40 years in the business, Howard Bellamy reminisces, “This thing has been a wild ride but it’s never been boring. Over the course of four decades, we’ve done some amazing things and have traveled the world over. Until the Lord calls us home, we’ll continue this seemingly never-ending, awesome, wonderful, beautiful, ‘jet lag journey.’ Here’s to the next 40!'”
You can pre-order the album now on amazon.com.
Track Listing:
Disc 2: The New Songs
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