Hamilton/ Frank/ Reynolds

This soft rock group from LA, California, USA, contains guitarist Don Hamilton (originally from Wetnatchee, Washington), bass player Joe Frank Carollo (from Leland, Mississippi) and drummer Tommy Reynolds (from NEW YORK). The associates came jointly in LA in the first 60s as program music artists for Liberty Information, so when the mainstay associates of private Liberty instrumental documenting action, the T-Bones. From 1964-66, the T-Bones documented six albums, initially specializing in music based on browse and hot-rod designs, and on music drawn from industrial jingles. T-Bones became a significant one-hit-wonder in 1965 with lots 3 pop strike, ‘No Matter What Form (Your Tummy’s In)’. Hamilton, Frank and Reynolds finally sick and tired of the studio room grind and produced a trio under their very own names, putting your signature on with Dunhill Information. The group’s initial strike record, ‘Don’t Draw Your Like’ (#4 4 pop), in 1971, set up them as a nice melodic rock-band. Their an added notable strike was ‘Fallin’ In Appreciate’ (#1 1 pop) in 1975, on Playboy Information. It had been their only one to chart in the united kingdom, where it visited amount 33. Reynolds still left the group in 1972, signing up for another group known as Shango. He was changed by Alan Dennison (from Marion, Ohio), however the group maintained its name until 1976, when it became Hamilton, Joe Frank And Dennison. Under that name, the group charted that season with ‘Don’t Combat The Hands (THAT REQUIRE You)’.