Search - Artist/Band: The Bellamy Brothers

• Band Name: The Bellamy Brothers
• Formed: 1958
• Originated From: Darby, FL
• Decades Active: 1970,1980,1990,2000
• Genre: Country
• Styles: Contemporary Country, Country-Pop, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Urban Cowboy, Country-Rock
• Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Reflective, Gentle, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Plaintive, Rollicking, Romantic, Sentimental, Sweet, Wistful, Earnest, Refined/Mannered, Calm/Peaceful, Cheerful

Title	Release
The Anthology, Vol. 1	09/29/2009
Let Your Love Flow & Other Number One Hits	12/15/2008
Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2	06/10/2008
Number One Hits	05/06/2008
Life in a Beach Town	02/29/2008
Blue Water World W	02/10/2008
Time, Tide and Tackle	01/30/2008
Down in the Keys W	12/18/2007
Jesus Is Coming	05/08/2007
Let Your Love Flow: The Best of the Bellamy Brothers	10/31/2006
The Lost Tracks	04/04/2006
Angels & Outlaws, Vol. 1	03/29/2005
The Reason for the Season	10/29/2002
Redneck Girls Forever	07/16/2002
Nur das Beste	05/27/2002
The 25 Year Collection, Vol. 2	07/31/2001
Our Swedish Collection	06/11/2001
Let Your Love Flow: 20 Greatest Hits	05/08/2001
Lonely Planet	10/26/1999
The Best of the Best WA	02/16/1999
Reggae Cowboys WA	04/28/1998
At Their Best	04/10/1998
Over the Line	07/22/1997
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year	10/28/1996
Tropical Christmas	10/01/1996
Forever	08/12/1996
Dancin'	07/1996
One Way Love	03/26/1996
Greatest Hits, Vol. 2	09/05/1995
Native American	08/21/1995
Sons of Beaches	06/27/1995
Take Me Home	01/17/1995
Let Your Love Flow: Greatest Hits	09/23/1994
Nobody's Perfect	05/16/1994
Let Your Love Flow [Intersound] WA	1994
Rip off the Knob WA	08/01/1993
Beggars & Heroes	05/25/1992
Latest & The Greatest	1992
Neon Cowboy	05/21/1991
Rollin' Thunder	1991
Crazy from the Heart	1990
Reality Check	1990
Greatest Hits, Vol. 3	1989
Country Rap	1987
Howard & David	1986
The Best of the Bellamy Brothers [1985]	1985
Restless WA	1984
Greatest Hits, Vol. 1	1982

Although the Bellamy Brothers are the most successful duo in country music history, they have never been favored by the critics. That doesn't mean their music was rote, by-the-books formulaic country pop. More than most acts of the late '70s and '80s, the Bellamys pushed the borders of country music, adding strong elements of rock, reggae, and even rap. Nearly a decade after their first hit -- the 1975 pop chart-topper, southern-rock tinged "Let Your Love Flow" -- the brothers had earned a stack of best-selling records, as well as critical respect came by the late '80s. By that time, they had firmly established themselves as the top duo of the '80s, both in terms of popularity and musical diversity. They may not have sustained their popularity throughout the '90s, yet they continued to perform and record (on their own label, Bellamy Brothers Records), to a faithful fan base. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide