They’ve found an affinity for Texas music that could date back to The Bellamy Brothers touring the Lone Star State and their father returning to the ranch with albums by Texas artists — or while they toured the state as front men of their early band, Elston Gunnn. They say they realized a connection with the music and recognized that both Florida and Texas share a blend of cultures and musical styles that makes it difficult to view a particular sound as simply country or rock when it’s really a mix — like their country-rock harmony.
Early on, they converted an old hay barn to a recording studio, where they rehearsed and recorded their first demos. They listened to and learned from Guy Clark, Hank Williams Sr., The Byrds, Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, Van Morrison, Johnny Cash, Willis Alan Ramsey, John Prine, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Graham Parsons, Waylon Jennings, The Beatles, Buck Owens, Rosanne Cash, George Jones, Emmy Lou Harris, Jimmie Rogers, The Eagles, The Band and Billy Joe Shaver.
Although they were raised on the family ranch in Florida, neither Jesse nor Noah Bellamy had aspirations of being a cattle rancher. Jesse relates, "We converted an old hay barn into a studio, that’s where we rehearsed and eventually began recording our first demos." It didn’t take the brothers long to realize where their individual strengths lie; Jesse began focusing on singing and songwriting duties in the group while Noah excelled in his guitar playing and harmony singing as well as engineering the recording sessions.
After high school the brothers started touring the East Coast and throughout the South, playing everything from state fairs and music festivals, such as South by Southwest, to clubs as diverse as Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge in Nashville, CBGB, the underground rock haven in New York City, and Billy Bob’s in Fort Worth. Working on the road gave them the opportunity to play before large and small crowds alike and test their music on the public. They sharpened their songwriting by making frequent trips to Nashville and networking with some of the city’s best songwriters and learning the tricks of the trade.
In the summers of 2005 and 2006, Jesse and Noah toured Europe where they performed at festivals in Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Wales, and the United Kingdom, delighting audiences with their unique country-rock sound while receiving rave reviews and significant international airplay along the way.
In 2007 two self produced singles—the friendly warning Daddy’s Got a Shotgun and the rambunctious Wild and Willin’—reached the top twenty on the Texas Music Charts and Texas Regional Reports. The duo’s smart storytelling lyrics, solid rock guitar, and outstanding harmonies set them apart from the pack, and they are just getting started.
Dear Jesse and Noah Bellamy, It's after Halloween and the busy holidays are approaching. Take a break and drop by to listen to my featured songs. You may find my music to be just the calm you need during this hectic time of the year. I appreciate your friendship and I hope you enjoy the music. I wish you much joy and peace.
Dear Jesse and Noah Bellamy, It's after Halloween and the busy holidays are approaching. Take a break and drop by to listen to my featured songs. You may find my music to be just the calm you need during this hectic time of the year. I appreciate your friendship and I hope you enjoy the music. I wish you much joy and peace.
Dear Jesse and Noah Bellamy, It's after Halloween and the busy holidays are approaching. Take a break and drop by to listen to my featured songs. You may find my music to be just the calm you need during this hectic time of the year. I appreciate your friendship and I hope you enjoy the music. I wish you much joy and peace.
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I am about half way done with my latest update to my page. Come take a peek and listen to the first song from my up and comming cd. Right now the release date is in December.
A new feature I have added is you can now post your favorite song from my playlist to your profile.
My theme is fall, with the songs having a since of wanderlust. I hope that you enjoy my pictures and songs, and you will return to my page when it's completed.
I am currently recording the other five songs and putting together the final touches.
I hope you will take the time to listen, look at my pics and post a comment (please, please, please) about your favorite song from my playlist.
Have a terrific fall, and take care Thanks, Jeff Moats
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Check out the Made Men (Bizzle Boy Affiliates) performing on Potluck TV Sept. 2009. Saint Anger, Syn, E. Bizzle & J D'wayne are the Made Men (Bizzle Boy Affiliates) based out of Northern, Virginia.
Please come by and listen to the new "Angel Kisses" by "Delores Hershey" I would love to know what you think of it! Compilation CD released soon to radio stations throughout the US and Canada.
Call you local Radio Stations to request "Angel Kisses" by "Delores Hershey" now!!!
Wishing you a wonderful day... thank you & God Bless :)
Today I would like to let you know about two print magazines in Germany I'm writing for.
"Living Line Dance", reporting about line dance and country music, and "Folk Magazine", reporting about folk and country music. The magazines are high respected in Europe. They offer you a good chance to publicize yourself in Europe and Germany.
For more information, please contact me at MySpace or send email to Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de with the headline "Advertise at Living Line Dance and Folk Magazine".