The Bellamy Brothers have unveiled a fresh rendition of their 1985 No. 2 Billboard Hot Country Single, “I’d Lie to You for Your Love,” featuring K.T. Oslin. This nostalgic track is now available via Select-O-Hits. Produced by the Bellamys, the recording session with Oslin took place around 2006 at Sound Shop Studios in Nashville.
You can stream and download the Bellamy Brothers’ “I’d Lie to You For Your Love” feat. K.T. Oslin here.
Following K.T. Oslin’s passing in late 2020, the Bellamy Brothers received clearance from the “80’s Ladies” singer’s family to release this heartwarming collaboration. “I’d Lie to You for Your Love” will be featured on the duo’s upcoming album, “Double Dog Dare,” scheduled for release in early 2024.
The third season of the Bellamy Brothers’ reality series, “Honky Tonk Ranch,” recently wrapped up at the Grand Ole Opry’s Circle Country. The season boasted appearances from artists like Blake Shelton, Lauren Alaina, John Schneider, and more. You can catch up on episodes for free streaming on the Circle Now app. For more information on how to watch, click here.
Since 2020, the Bellamy Brothers have been in collaboration with the medical marijuana company, Trulieve, to offer their “Old Hippie Stash” flower product line. This lineup includes strains like Reggae Cowboy, Big Love, Afterglow, Rattler, Blue Rodeo, and Bird Dog. Additionally, the duo has actively supported the Smart & Safe Florida campaign, advocating for safe and sensible cannabis regulations in their home state of Florida. Their efforts have garnered over one million signatures of support.
The Bellamy Brothers’ most recent project, “40 Years: The Vinyl Album,” celebrates their remarkable journey from the pop music charts of the ’70s to their distinctive path in country music during the ’80s. Produced by David and Howard Bellamy along with Randy Hiebert, the project includes classics like “If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body,” originally jotted down on a dinner napkin by David, which propelled them to the top of the country charts, much like “Let Your Love Flow” did in the pop scene a few years earlier.
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