Hamilton, Joe Frank, & Reynolds - Don't Pull Your Love
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Dan Hamilton, Joe Frank Carollo, & Tommy Reynolds were a 1970s soft rock trio from Los Angeles. "Don't Pull Your Love" was their 1st hit record, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart and selling over a million copies.
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LYRICS
Don't pull your love out on me baby
If you do then I think that maybe
I'll just lay me down and cry for a hundred years
Don't pull your love out on me honey
Take my heart, my soul, my money
But don't leave me drownin' in my tears
You say you're gonna leave
Gonna take that big white bird
Gonna fly right out of here
Without a single word
Don't you know you'll break my heart
When I watch you close that door
Cause I never see you anymore
Don't pull your love out on me baby
If you do then I think that maybe
I'll just lay me down and cry for a hundred years
Don't pull your love out on me honey
Take my heart, my soul, my money
But don't leave me drownin' in my tears
Haven't I been good to you
What about that brand new ring
Doesn't that mean love to you
Doesn't that mean anything
If I threw away my pride
And I got down on my knees
Would I have to beg you, "pretty please"
Don't pull your love out on me baby
If you do then I think that maybe
I'll just lay me down and cry for a hundred years
Don't pull your love out on me honey
Take my heart, my soul, my money
But don't leave me drownin' in my tears
There's so much I wanna do
I've got love enough for two
But I'll never use it girl if I don't have you
Don't pull your love out on me baby
If you do then I think that maybe
I'll just lay me down and cry for a hundred years
Don't pull your love out on me honey
Take my heart, my soul, my money
But don't leave me drownin' in my tears
For years my wife thought this was an Elvis song. And it really does sound like early 70s Elvis.
Was Dan Hamilton, You can listen to the music of Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, all of their songs are great. The best soft rock in history.
@HJFRD
I agree voice was way better than Elvis, not hating on the king, total respect in fact. Just an opinion. I love to this day all their music
Funny.
I was born in 64, and until today, I thought it was Elvis, too. 😅
I always thought this would have been a good song for Elvis when he was in Vegas
I used to think it was Elvis too.
My mother would play this song over and over. She passed this year hearing this great song makes me tear up.
My condolences! My mother passed away three years ago.I know it's tough.This is a great song!
😢❤
Songs have that way of bringing back memories of years ago when you heard them. The older you get the more precious it can be.
My grandfather used to listen to this song every morning in the radio while taking me and my brother to daycare, he’s been gone now for almost 12 years and every time I hear this song I can’t stop thinking about him. He was the greatest man I know to this day, and I hope to be like him some day!!
That's a great memory!
NICE!!!!
🙏🙏🙏👍💙
Cherish the Memories
Thanks for sharing your memory! I love the time travel effect music can have - keeping loved ones just a song away! You ever listen to any of their other songs? They have a beautiful sound with the piano! Check out Falling in Love! They're a special avorite of mine on a rainy day! Cheers to you & your Grandpa!
It’s music like this that gives me a reality check and reminds me of a better time in my life .
And a time of innocence too
Absolutely. And when music was actually GOOD!!!
Same here still going strong at 68 years old.😊
I hear man!!!
Same. Fell in love with this song at my favorite serving job in my 20s. We would have a 70s day every Friday at lunch.
I’m 25 years old and I LOVE this old 70’s music!
Grew up on this on the 70s..wonderful time to grow up
Yes it was.....
My dad had a bunch of 45's that were kept in boxes that were made to hold your 45's and this great song was one of them.
How many of you even know what a 45 is. Hell he had some great 78's that I loved to play, lol.
Lucky you!
My best man used to sing this at his karaoke shows I sang this song as a tribute to him thank you for the memories Mike miss you my friend 😊
GO BLESS & THEM SOME, SPECIFICALLY DEM 78'S LIVE ON FREE PROUD STUBBORN ~JR~
This song was the very first record that I ever bought with my own $$$$. I was six years old and my babysitter and I were out for the afternoon and this was playing in the store. So I bought the 45 and played it over and over and over. Driving my folks crazy.
It’s a great song
Nice one
This was the second for me. "Joy to the World" by Three Dog Night was the very first 45 I ever bought. I think it cost me about $.79. That was a lot of money to me back then. I freaked my parents out by buying "DOA" by Bloodrock next. I'd love to see a reaction video to that. My local radio station banned it after about a week of airplay.
What's a "record"?
cute memory
Man oh man! These kids today have no idea what great music is!
This song is a real man showing his love when being denied.
I’m 24 years old and I LOVE this old 70’s and 80’s music!
The last best generation of music honestly, 90s till now have had very few good bands compared to the 50s to 80s
I think this song is from the 60’s !
This brings me back to 1971, I think it was, when this song was all over the charts. I was to fly for the first time and was so scared I would drive to the airport after work for weeks watching the planes come in and land and take off trying to get the nerve up. I finally made the flight and I got over my fright of air travel. Whenever I hear this I'm right back to those days watching those big birds fly. Funny what songs do to you..it's a magic carpet ride back to your past.
Never Gonna Give you up!
I love that time travel effect of music!
Daddy dewdrop Chick a boom.
Quite how this brilliant song struggled to chart in UK is anyone's guess .... despite it doing extremely well in America.
Great story Beth, I totally agree with you....music and memories go together hand in hand.
How come we don't have music like this today? This music was euphonious, emotive, melodious, harmonious, socially conscious genius..
RIGHT ON MAN!
Love the eloquent, choice description, for sure!
I love their sound - especially the piano! My fave is Falling in Love
Fear not, it's 2020 and Cardi B has saved the day!
This kind of music is gone with the wind but we can always listen to it whenever we want
I absolutely love this song, I'll never get tired of listening to it
It is a positive and fun song. We were all young!
Meeee toooo!! I never hear anything I like nowadays. I do think Taylor swift is Uber talented. A big youthful for me!!
Never heard this song before, thx to the Batman and Harley Quinn movie i hear it for the first time.
Rob Paulsen sang it better imo.
same
yeah it is
xXSilentAgent47Xx hell yeah that movie was fucking gr8
Lazar Soljaga strangely he sounded exactly like these singers xD
I always thought this was Elvis. Love this song. Have sung it many times....just get it in my head.
I actually guessed he sounded like BJ Thomas, I hear you on that, though.
A #4 hit for Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds in the Summer of 1971. It hit #4 on both the Adult Comtemporary charts and the Country & Western charts. It was #1 on the Cashbox charts and in Canada. It went to #10 in Australia and to #19 in New Zealand.
The year I turned 15, and we were still living in the Philippines. 67 now, and I remember this song as though it came out yesterday. Music really is a time machine, and it can bring people together like few other things can.
Love this song...brings back memories when life was easy and carefree!
Richelle Ann I'm guessing you are talking about when you were a kid.
Richelle Ann yes it does, what happened
As many good times as bad, 1st time I heard it was on way to basic training, they were good times too!, gas was a quarter a gallon, a new z28 around 3300. , and girls discovered the pill
I hear that, memories!!!☯️
@@sharonerichamilton3675 we grew up.
Dan Hamilton was incredibly talented. And what a great voice! It's a damn shame his life was cut short.
I love this 1971 Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds hit, which peaked @ #4 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart!
Bravo, Dan Hamilton (R.I.P.), Joe Frank Carollo, & Tommy Reynolds!
Bravo, ChihuahuaboyDH!! I’m glad to see that you’re a fan of the band and know something about them!!!
Don't forget their amazing piano player Dennison who joined the band when Reynolds left they said they never really made a big issue to change the name., They did somewhat.
Listen to Winners and losers, there is actually a Midnight Special live of them singing that song with Dennison on piano, The guy was supremo!
This song is so good, the piano, tambourine, horns, and I just love that buildup at 1:57!
And the great vocals... such a nice voice and you can understand each word
Better times, better days! I listened to it for years, over and over😢😢😢
My dad showed me this song. I get all of my old soul music from him. RIP pops.
This was the first track on one of the countless 8-track "mix tapes" my Dad kept in the console of his '69 Cougar Eliminator. Dad was the king of cool, with his thick blond mane, stylish sunglasses, confident swagger and inimitable charm. He was also the greatest father, forming special bonds with each of his seven children. He's 84 years young, still rocking his ass off and still a smooth operator.
What an awesome memory ❤
One of the best songs from the 1970's...I never grow tired of
Thanks Mr. Kelly for playing this song during class i’m now obsessed
The best of my 70's teenager years brought me here.!
I worked with a guy years ago who played keyboard on this song. I still have the signed poster he gave me.
Then they got a guy by the last name of Dennison (listen to Winners and Losers) and that guy was fabulous! They all were great!
Classic early 70s soft rock!
Anyone else think this was Elvis singing? Absolute gem of a song ❤
Was Danny Hamilton ❤ the best vocalist ever ❤
Yeah it kind of sounds like him. I was thinking the same too!!!
When I was a kid I always thought this was Elvis too lol😅
Sounds a lot more like B.J. Thomas than Elvis.
Was positive it was Elvis till a month ago😂
I remember the first time I heard this song. I was in Boy Scouts, and we were going on a campout in Wilmington, Illinois. In the car, my dad had a cassette with a bunch of old songs from the 60’s and 70’s. I loved the song so much, that we blasted it the whole way to the campground
I'm saying so many people has never heard these wonderful songs they have to get with the program
A lot of people know their Hit (Baby Baby)Fallin In Love. Also Excellent
One of my favorite songs and I was born in 1988... parents have to continue to have their kids listen to the oldies ❤️
*I love this song even as it plays on the radio in 2019.*
I still love it in 2020
2021 👍
have listened to it since it appeared there in 1971 and today I continue to listen to it
2023
I love this somg so much its to sad Dan Hamilto passed away so young may he rest in Peace🙏
Right!!?
This is such a fun uplifting song....! From the Singer/Songwriter Era of the 1970's.
these couple are doing the right thing. staying single after 40. that is a sin. you will not be loved or respected if you are still 40 and single. to all the young people out there. take my advice. DON'T STAY SINGLE AFTER 35!!!!!!
I have always loved this song!!!!!! And I always will
This is quite possibly the best remaster of a 1970s recording that I have Ever heard. This is *PRISTINE* - super catchy song, too. Love it.
Love, Love, Love it! I think was 13 singing to the car radio!
Some of us are old enough to remember this when it was on the charts.
May of 71
I remember traveling in my parents 1969 Impala listing to this from WBAM in Montgomery. Good times. First car we had with A/C.
67 Fire engine red Impala station wagon...
His voice was phenomenal
The best vocalist ever ❤
Love it when he holds that note for the 8 beats before the chorus!
I love it too! So impressive!
Man I miss this kind of music so much. I heard this in the early 90s when I was growing up on oldies radio. I miss the oldies channels that play this early 70s and 60s music.
"Don't Pour Your Love Out On Me Baby!"
I spent the first 35 years of my live insisting that was the name of this song lol.
Me too! lol 😂
70's music was great! I graduated from high school in 1975 and miss this music ❤
I always thought this sounded a lot like Elvis, not only because of similarities in the singer's voice but it's also the type of song Elvis would have done
kqr573v2 Me too!!
I've always thought the same thing, the song may have been written with Elvis in mind but he passed away? Just my opinion
Yup me too! Wow!
@@luisvaca6919 You’re almost completely correct. The song was written with Elvis in mind, and it went to him first. This was before Elvis passed away. He (or his management) decided to pass it up.
Me too.
That was on my very first album “22 explosive hits. By K-Tel
“ That song is the reason I bought the album, I was in second grade, I think..
My Daddy took me to Fred Meyers to spend my allowance on it!!
How refreshing was that video? Amazing, no chemtrails in the skies! No transgender and gays being shoved down our throats. It was wholesome and relaxing. Thank you for making this video back in the day and capturing life Before the Globalists & woke, garbage took over completely!!! 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
How true is that! You nailed it brother!!!
This song is sooo underated, talent beyond. Today's music can't compare!
She took my heart, my soul, my money. But I was happy and I did'nt drown in my tears. In fact, I did'nt cry at all.
Too funny!
My twin flame told me through telepathy to listen to this song.
I know the lyrics to many, many songs, but I cld hardly recall the melody, let alone the lyrics. So I pulled up the song and listened. It was then I knew why he wanted me to hear it, and maybe even see it. So many things we've seen together! The beauty amongst the ashes! The ashes will blow away. The beauty will remain. It's not just the scenery in the video. It's the making of the memories and experiencing then together. Making a special day out of sheer nothingness. The simple joys from simple adventures.
中学生の頃、ラジオから流れてきた。カッコイイと思って、シングル盤のレコード買った！１９７１年くらい？まだ持ってる！！
今聴いても良い曲ですね
I was born in 89 but grew up with this stuff. I can tell you right now, I've pulled my love out of enough women that I still don't have any kids to this day.
Not 😂exactly what they were Singing about but that's a good laugh
Thanks for video. It is important to share your life with a person, but personally I think that we should recover a rational world where respect is the most important factor. Romanticism is always rational. How beautiful is to share life with anyone, if you find the person. Everybody needs afection and care. It is worthy to deserve the afecton of someone. Song is beautiful.
"Only Love" "Fallin in Love" "every day without you" "it Take the best" "love is" "so good at loving you" These songs were created and performed by Dan Hamilton. They are all beautiful. He always spoke about love with respect, and his songs have a special magic to convey that genuine love.
The most beautiful voice! Love it every time. And Fallin’ In Love.
Amen! Fallin' in Love is my favorite but I love all their music!LOL
Your Soo right Andrea. Beautiful a special sound. Where did it all go ?
So right Andrea
It was spring time when it came out! The merry merry month of May!
Ive heard this all my life on my moms oldies station.. woke up with it in my head. Never knew who sang it til now. ❤
One of my favorite songs in '71, also "Sweet City Woman" in that same year, I was just a bratty toddler back then.
Yes indeed, Elvis would have definitely nailed this song. He would have taken the song to a higher level. It's a shame he did not record it. I wish that he would have, because this song was his style, and he would have sang it far better than the original artists did. Elvis would have given this song much heart and soul with his dynamic three octave range voice!
Danny Hamiltons voice was way better. My opinion, and I 've heard, read over the years, people who are voice and technical savvy say the same better range notes on point. I'm not sure why you would even comebout with such a bizzare comment Not even an Elvis song, he wouldn't have been able to hump the air or gyrate. He would have looked like he'd been electrocuted Give credit where credit is due for Christ sake
Your comment is like saying Elvis would have sang Bad Bad LeRoy Brown after listening to original artist Jim Croce
SMH
How lucky we were, those of us who got to hear all these wonderful songs the first time around...
Lying on a beach on Cape Cod in May of 71. The sun was warm and the music was beautiful
To show music has no boundaries, I'm 54 when this song was popular I might've been 5-6 years old & my aunt & cousins who watched me while my parents worked would listen to music all the time while we played all day in the pool & I remember going crazy for this song so much I'd ask Auntie play " don't pull your love " over & over till she bought the 45 !!!
I was a kid growing up in the 1960s & 70s listening to Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds and so many others.
I was 12 when this song came out in 1971 and I was mesmerized by the music and lead vocal and I didn't know it was a love song then, much less did I know anything about love (still don't, lol).
Dan Hamilton didn't get the spotlight of attention that his talent deserved at the time that he was living, but the impact of the HJF&R's two hit songs has left a worthy legacy in terms of emotional impact in the collective minds and hearts of so many and I wish that some kind of tribute was done to honor them.
I know the same could be said for the many talents that never hit the big time,
but, I think the huge following that has responded to just this one song speaks VOLUMN's !!!
I love this band and the incredible talent of Danny Hamilton. He truly deserves a tribute that highlights all of his musical masterpieces, of which there were many, showcasing his hard work from his early days as a guitarist and songwriter for The Ventures to his biggest album success with "Fallin' in Love." It's really sad that the world doesn't know such an artist and that most people mistake him for Elvis... the world is so closed-minded when it comes to true art... the real music, the magic that these guys created without the need for circuses and media shows.
70's goodness. I didn't experience it as anything but a baby but I LOVE 70's music above all! ❤
This type of music is what was being played on the radio when I was young teen crossing the country with my parents. New state, new school, the music helped me through a difficult time. I don't know anything about 'Batman' or such nonsense, I just know that the early 70s music helped me a lot!
Great old tune remember hearing on the radio when i was a kid
What a song. From growing up in 60s. This was the song in 73
My childhood memories in the 70’s 😮
Me too.
Awesome song of yesteryear.puts me in a happier time , thanks.
Another great classic from the 70's .Love it.
Loved this when it came out and still do.
This song played on the radio at work and I've been looking for it for months. Finally found it 🙌
You can listen to the music of Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, all of their songs are great. The best soft rock in history.
One of the best! I grew up with this song!
ahhh the 70’s yes 👍🏻✌🏻🇨🇦
This is the best version of this song to me. It’s the one I heard on the radio as a child.
Danny Hamilton was the best musician ❤
Wow! I haven't heard this in years and years!!! Thanks so much!
This song needs a one hour loop.
Reminds me of summer days at the public pool. Good times!
This was supposed to be a Grass Roots song, but they were about to release another single (the #9 hit Sooner or Later) and so it was given to Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds. Rob Grill said the band was so upset that they weren't able to keep the song that the original writers wrote Two Divided by Love for them, which hit #16 later that fall.
Personally, I think it would've sounded better with Rob Grill up front, but I'm pretty biased.
Interesting
So true, this is the real music not like today ,when the world was a much better place, so much hate now, i was watching Masterminds and the song came up and brought back memories.
Just a happy song from May of 71. Feeling the sun on my face with this song on the transistor, great memory. Great harmonies by these guys
transistor & hairbrush microphone in my room! great memories!! pure days
Just always love the 70s such nice times and songs like this bring it out. Thank you.
This song reminds me of my eldest brother who was in the 82nd Airborne Division from Fort Bragg, NC. RIP brother.
Was just a freshman in high school, can't repeat it, never forget that era!
My grade 12 English teacher loves this song when she was a little girl dancing to this song when it came out in '71! She was only four years old and she still remembers this song for its catchy tune and great instrumentation!
A very underrated band indeed.
I Agree 100%!!!
This is their only good song isn't it?
lmao @ 2:30. Him: "Hey hun, it's actually getting pretty f***ing windy up here, what do you say we get down off this cliff now huh? This is crazy, what the hell were we thinking?"
I'm so old that I had this on vinyl. Still love it.
This brings me back to the early 1970's such a great 👍 song 🎵 ❤ 💕 ♥ 😍
My sister and I used to walk the neighborhood, singing out this song. Great memories!
If you did, the leaves were on the trees and the grass was green. It was May
"Thought it was Elvis" made me lol at 1st, maybe bcz I saw the record, my cousin's 45, 1st time I heard it. The laugh's on me! Song's style, vocals, arrangement are signature Elvis. How did I listen to this & NOT think of him?
Was Dan Hamilton, You can listen to the music of Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, all of their songs are great. The best soft rock in history.
The point is that Elvis' music was studio music; Elvis only sang.
One of my ALL-TIME favourites from the 70's..:)
This song is a classic masterpiece. I never get tired of listening to it!
This song is soo good!
Perhaps the greatest tune in unknown rock history. It's what you're gonna want.
You can listen to the music of Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, all of their songs are great. The best soft rock in history.
Love this song ♥
I've loved this song for awhile now--so that's why I'm here!!!
Holy sh**! I haven’t heard this song in forever!
I heard this when it first came out in the Summer of 1971. Great song.
Got to be the 10000th like for this seriously under-rated masterpiece (kinda like me).
Hip hip.
Haven't heard this song in ages! How the 70s music really was the best music!!