From Their Hearts

From Their Hearts is the twelfth regular studio album by European-American pop group The Kelly Family. Based on concept by Dan Kelly, it was co-produced by Kathy and Paddy Kelly and released in 1998 (see 1998 in music) throughout most of Europe. As it failed to produce any top ten single entry, the album performed noticeably worse on the charts than its predecessors, reaching top ten of the albums charts in Germany only. From Their Hearts eventually became the band's last regular studio album in their 1990s nine-person line-up, as Kathy and Johnny Kelly left the group for solo careers and did not return for the recording of their follow-up, 2002's La Patata.

From Their Hearts
Studio album by The Kelly Family
Released	1998
Studio	Various Sound Studio N (Cologne, Germany) Capri Digital Studio (Capri, Italy)
Genre	Pop pop rock folk
Length	51:48
Label	Kel-Life
Producer	Kathy Kelly Paddy Kelly
The Kelly Family chronology
Live Live Live (1997) From Their Hearts (1998) The Bonus-Tracks Album (1999)

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"I Feel Love" (lead vocals: Paddy, Angelo, Maite)	The Kelly Family	3:27
2.	"Hooks" (lead vocals: Barby, Paddy)	The Kelly Family	3:13
3.	"Please Don't Go" (lead vocals: Patricia, Jimmy)	The Kelly Family	4:15
4.	"I Really Love You" (lead vocals: John)	The Kelly Family	3:46
5.	"Maximum" (lead vocals: Joey)	The Kelly Family	3:26
6.	"Oh It Hurts" (lead vocals: Maite)	The Kelly Family	3:35
7.	"Yo te quiero" (lead vocals: Kathy)	The Kelly Family	3:22
8.	"Dance to the Rock'n'Roll" (lead vocals: Sean, Paddy, Maite)	The Kelly Family	3:19
9.	"Why Don't You Go" (lead vocals: Paddy)	The Kelly Family	4:03
10.	"You're Losing Me" (lead vocals: Kathy)	The Kelly Family	4:06
11.	"You Got Me Rockin' Now" (lead vocals: Paddy, Angelo, Maite)	The Kelly Family	2:57
12.	"Hallelujah" (lead vocals: Joey)	The Kelly Family	3:43
13.	"Sweetest Angel" (lead vocals: Barby)	The Kelly Family	3:42
14.	"I Will Be Your Bride" (lead vocals: Angelo)	The Kelly Family	4:23

Charts

Weekly charts Chart (1998) Peak position Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)[1] 14 Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders)[2] 21 Dutch Albums (Album Top 100)[3] 17 German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[4] 3 Hungarian Albums (MAHASZ)[5] 16 Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[6] 12

Year-end charts Chart (1998) Position Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders)[7] 94