Notes & Personnel Info |  | The Bellamy Brothers: David Bellamy, Howard Bellamy. | | Personnel: B. James Lowry (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Wayne Addleman (guitar, acoustic guitar, slide guitar); Devon Breshears (guitar, slide guitar); Bruce Watkins (acoustic guitar); Brent Mason (electric guitar); Herb Pedersen (dobro, banjo); Chris Hillman, Stuart Duncan (mandolin); Hunter Berry, Joe Caverlee (fiddle); Wally Dentz (harmonica, bass guitar); Terry McMillan (harmonica); Alan Klingaman (saxophone, keyboards); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (piano); Frank Swiech (keyboards); Eric Darken (vibraphone, percussion); Glenn Worf (electric bass); Michael Tucker, Eddie Bayers (drums). | | Additional personnel: Chris Hillman, David Allan Coe, Dolly Parton, Hal Ketchum, Herb Pedersen, Alan Jackson, Lisa Brokop, Montgomery Gentry, Pat Green, Rhonda Vincent, Tanya Tucker, Trini Triggs, Willie Nelson, Bobby Bare, Charlie Daniels. | | Audio Mixers: Ed Seay; Jason Campbell; John Kelton. | | Recording information: Emerald Studios, Nashville, TN; Sound Station, Nashville, TN; Soundshop Studios, Nashville, TN; Team Audio, Toledo, OH; The Tracking Room, Nashville, TN. | | Unknown Contributor Role: Rose Johnson. | | Angels & Outlaws, Vol. 1 marks the initial release of the Bellamy Brothers' two-disc retrospective celebrating the 30th anniversary of their first number one hit, "Let Your Love Flow," in 1976. To commemorate the occasion, brothers Howard and David Bellamy assembled a wide array of guest artists, including Alan Jackson, Dolly Parton, George Jones, and Tanya Tucker, to add a new twist to several of their most recognizable hits. Souped-up versions of "Sugar Daddy," "Old Hippie," "Redneck Girl," and "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body (Would You Hold It Against Me)" work well with slightly different arrangements and guest vocalists. With the release of Angels & Outlaws, Vol. 1, the Bellamy Brothers deliver the goods instead of simply providing re-recorded tracks, which they've done in the past with lackluster results, or plainly reissuing the same hits yet again, like they did on the 2001 release The 25 Year Collection. As an added bonus, two excellent new songs penned by David Bellamy are included: "Guardian Angel" with Willie Nelson and "Alligator Alley" featuring John Anderson. ~ Al Campbell |
Producer: David Bellamy; Howard Bellamy; Keith Stegall; Howard Bellamy; David Bellamy |
Engineer: Matt Rovey; David Mariasy; John Kelton; Mike Bradley |
Musical Guests | | Alan Jackson | | Montgomery Gentry | | Hal Ketchum | | Lisa Brokop | | Willie Nelson | | Dolly Parton |
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