Don’t pull your love - Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds -live 1988- Solid Gold Some songs just don’t get old.. “Don’t Pull Your Love” is the debut single by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds which became a top ten hit single in 1971. The song was written by Brian Potter and Dennis Lambert. Rumored to have been written with Elvis Presley in mind, and first recorded (as “Don’t Pull Your Love Out”) in 1970 by Country Store—an obscure group produced by the song’s writers Lambert and Potter—“Don’t Pull Yo

On this date in 1975, FALLIN' IN LOVE by HAMILTON, JOE FRANK & REYNOLDS entered the Billboard Hot 100 at #89 (Jun 21, 1975) This was written by Danny Hamilton and his wife Ann. Ann Hamilton explained: "In the 1970s, as a youngster, I was privileged to have access to the recording industry. At that time, I was married to Dan Hamilton of Hamilton, Joe Frank, and Reynolds. Dan had a huge hit record 'Don't Pull Your Love,' when we met. By the time we married, Dan, Joe Frank, and Allan Dennison were

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Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds Helen Reddy Fallin’ In Love 1975 Midnight Special My first pre Valentines song - ❤️ if you want to hear something put it in the comments ⬇️ “Fallin’ In Love” is a song by American music trio Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds. It was written by band member Dan Hamilton and featured on the trio’s third studio album by the same name (1975). #hamiltonjoefrankandreynolds #fallininlove #helenreddy #1970smusic #popmusic #70smusic #1970s #❤️ #livemusic #valentinesday #loveson

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309K views · 13K reactions | On this day in Music History - July 31, 1971 Hamilton, Joe Frank And Reynolds had the top tune on the Cashbox Best Sellers list with "Don't Pull Your Love". Dan Hamilton, Joe Frank Carollo and Tom Reynolds enjoyed their first taste of success in 1965 with a group called The T-Bones when they scored the Top Ten hit "No Matter What Shape" that was used in Alka Seltzer commercials. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio | Facebook