Known for their timeless and distinctive sound spanning over five decades, the Oak Ridge Boys have earned numerous accolades including Grammy, Dove, Academy of Country Music, and Country Music Association awards. Their legacy extends to inductions into both the Country Music Hall Of Fame and the Gospel Music Hall of Fame.

The lead single from Mama's Boys, “I Thought About You, Lord” features Willie Nelson, and sets the stage for what is another stellar release in a body of work that includes more than 30 studio albums for the vocal quartet. Reflecting on the collaboration with Willie, Duane Allen expressed profound admiration for Nelson's contribution: “When David Cobb played Willie Nelson’s ‘I Thought About You, Lord,’ it felt like listening to a masterpiece. Willie has recorded with nearly everyone, and when he agreed to sing with us, it completed the masterpiece!”

With Mama’s Boys, their first album featuring Ben James on tenor, the legendary vocal quartet pay homage not only to their own mothers but to mothers universally. The album celebrates the profound influence of maternal love, offering a musical tribute to the strength and nurturing that shape our lives. Through heartfelt lyrics and harmonious vocals, the Oak Ridge Boys continue to resonate deeply with listeners, reaffirming the timeless bond we share with the women who raised us.

“We all agreed that our mothers were the ones who first taught us about love, life’s lessons, and so much more,” shared the band. “In Mama’s Boys, you’ll find songs that reflect on these cherished memories, alongside spiritual reflections and even some fun tales of indulging in mama’s home cooking. This album is a celebration of those foundational influences that shape who we are.”

In essence, Mama’s Boys not only showcases the Oak Ridge Boys’ enduring musical prowess but also pays homage to the universal role of mothers in shaping our lives with love, wisdom, and enduring grace.