The Bellamy Brothers returned to The Grizzly Rose on Friday night, bringing their extended playlist from the past 45 years. Redneck Girls, Dancin’ Cowboys, Kids of the Baby Boom, and Old Hippies filled the historic venue to hear the Classic Country sounds of the legendary duo. Charting 20 number-one singles since the 1970s, the Bellamy Brothers brought their hits and good times to the stage.
The Bellamy Brothers, from the sunshine state, let their love flow through songs such as Feelin’ the Feelin’, Sugar Daddy, Do You Love as Good as You Look, When I’m Away From You, Lovers Live Longer, Rip Off the Knob, Crazy From the Heart, Lie to You, More of You, and If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body. Find the full setlist from the link below.
Howard and David Bellamy were supported by Randy Hebert on lead guitar, Randy Hall on bass, Collin Dobbs on drums, Jim Heap on steel guitar, Dwayne Rice on keys, and backup singer Stephanie Hall.
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Denver’s own Rhett Haney started the show with Guitars and Cadillacs, and kept the music flowing with songs such as original tunes from his latest release, The Nashville Eight. Those songs included Turn This Truck Around, Acting My Wage, Neon Tan, That Makes Two of Us, Reason to Run, and This Ol’ Barstool.
He also included solid covers of The Fireman, A Little Less Talk, I Never Lie, I Can Still Make Cheyenne, Freight Train, Amarillo By Morning, Starting Over, Copperhead Road, and Devil Went Down to Georgia. Haney had support from Brett Walston on lead guitar, Laura Quam on fiddle, and Matt Feldman on drums.
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See more photos on the link from The Grizzly Rose Facebook page.
