The Bellamy Brothers’ Breakthrough: The Story Behind ‘Let Your Love Flow’

“Let Your Love Flow,” released in January 1976, marked the debut single of American duo The Bellamy Brothers. Written by Larry E. Williams, a former roadie for Neil Diamond, the song’s infectious melody and uplifting lyrics resonated with audiences worldwide, propelling it to international acclaim.

Let Your Love Flow

Chart-Topping Success: The song reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 1, 1976, and also topped charts in several other countries, including Germany and South Africa.

Neil Diamond Connection: Larry E. Williams, who penned “Let Your Love Flow,” was Neil Diamond’s roadie. He initially offered the song to Diamond, who declined, leading to The Bellamy Brothers’ iconic recording.

European Resurgence: In 2008, the song experienced a revival in the UK after being featured in a Barclaycard commercial, re-entering the charts and reaching number 21.

Cover Versions: “Let Your Love Flow” has been covered by various artists, including Joan Baez in her 1979 album “Honest Lullaby.”

Cultural Impact: The song’s feel-good message and catchy tune have made it a staple in popular culture, often featured in movies, commercials, and TV shows.

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