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The Bellamy Brothers and Let Your Love Flow
Let Your Love Flow topped charts in the United States and Germany after being recorded by The Bellamy Brothers in 1975.
David Bellamy composed Spiders & Snakes, which was performed by Jim Stafford and reached number 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and number 14 on the UK chart. In 1975, Gene Cotton recorded Let Your Love Flow for ABC Records, but the recording failed to chart. Larry E. Williams, who worked as Neil Diamond's guitar technician for a large portion of his touring career, had only one other major songwriting success with Mel McDaniel's 1976 song Gentle On Your Senses, Easy On Your Mind.
The Bellamy Brothers recorded Let Your Love Flow in the autumn of 1975 at Wally Heider Recording Studio in Los Angeles. In May 1976, the song reached number 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 list. The song also reached number 7 on the United Kingdom charts. In Germany, the track remained at number 1 for five weeks and was replaced at the top position by Jürgen Drews' German version, which stayed at number 1 for six weeks.
The song re-entered the United Kingdom charts at number 21 in 2008 after being used in a Barclaycard television advertisement.
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