May 24, 2013
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The Bellamy Brothers
Sly undercurrents
posted 10/16/2008
The Bellamy Brothers first came on the scene in 1975 with a pleasant if absolutely white-bread country-pop hit called “Let Your Love Flow.” The kind of music they made was soon redefined as country, and for most of the next two decades it was hard to listen to a country station for long without hearing one of their radio-friendly hits, often enlivened, like
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