Amy Belle
Amy Belle had a hit with "I Don't Wanna Talk About It," a duet with Rod Stewart. The band's sound mixed folk, soul, and rock, which some listeners found...
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Amy Belle had a hit with "I Don't Wanna Talk About It," a duet with Rod Stewart. The band's sound mixed folk, soul, and rock, which some listeners found unconventional at the time.
Their debut album was called "The Amy Belle Experience." They followed it with records like "Intimate Moments" and "The Heart of Amy Belle." Other songs in their catalog include "I Love You," "Living Room Blues," and "Slipping Under."
The group included Amy Belle on lead vocals and songwriting, David LaBruyere on guitar and vocals, Ryan Belle on bass and vocals, and Aaron Stacey on drums and vocals.
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