Bellamy Brothers Country Music Dou Invited By Presidential Inaugural Committee To Emcee And Sing National Anthem At The Liberty Ball, January 20th, Washington DC Invitation Was Extended To Bellamys Due To Their Support Of President Bush During 2004 Campaign Dou's Much Anticipated Duet CD Angels And Outlaws Volume 1 To Be Released In March 2005

The Bellamy Brothers have been invited by the Presidential Inaugural Committee to the Liberty Ball which is hosted by the State of Florida on January 20th in Washington DC. Longtime residents of Florida, the Bellamys will emcee the event as well as sing the National Anthem. The invitation to the Liberty Ball was extended to the duo in appreciation for the numerous rallies they’ve performed at in support of President Bush’s re-election campaign. The Bellamys also supported the President during the campaign of 2000.

Explains Howard Bellamy, “We’re very honored to perform at this event celebrating President Bush’s second term. Plus, since it’s a Floridian event, it will be fun to perform for a hometown crowd in DC!”

2005 marks the 30th anniversary of The Bellamy Brothers soaring to the top of the pop charts with their mega-hit “Let Your Love Flow.” By the late seventies, they hit the top of the country charts with “If I Said You had A Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)”. A string of gold and platinum records followed as they racked up fourteen number one hits. Just back from performing for the US troops based in Korea David and Howard Bellamy have been juggling time between touring and recording their much anticipated duet project – with the working title Angels and Outlaws. Thirty plus guest artists from many genres of music have recorded their vocals on over twenty of the Bellamys greatest hits and three new selections for a two disc series. Angels and Outlaws Volume 1 is scheduled to be released in March 2005 on Curb Records with more details to follow soon.