Every Entry Into The Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart- 1969- Part 180. The three singles today all entered the chart on November 15, 1969. “One Tin Soldier”- The Original Caste, “Don’t Let Love Hang You Up”- Jerry Butler and “Get It From The Bottom”- The Steelers.
589. “One Tin Soldier”- The Original Caste. T-A 186. Rock. Written by Brian Potter and Denny Lamont. B-side:”Live For Tomorrow” Peaked at #34 17 weeks on the chart. The only Hot 100 single for The Original Caste. Grade:A-
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-3923628-1349379762-5261.jpeg.jpg)
590. “Don’t Let Love Hang You Up”- Jerry Butler. Mercury. Soul. Written by Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff and Jerry Butler. B-side”Walking Around In Teardrops” Peaked at #44 8 weeks on the chart. Jerry Butler’s 4th of 4 Hot 100 singles in 1969- his biggest solo hit ever came earlier in the year with “Only The Strong Survive” #4 in the spring. Grade: B
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-2123821-1326735714.jpeg.jpg)
591. “Get It From The Bottom”- The Steelers. Date. Soul. Written by Al Smith, Louis Smith and Wesley Wells. B-side:” I’m Sorry” Peaked at #56 6 weeks on the chart. The Hot 100hit for the R&B vocal group quintet from Chicago. Grade: C+
slicethelife 
The first song aka Theme for Billy Jack š
I knew that was from something but couldn’t put my finger on it!! Thanks.
I prefer Coven’s/Jinx version of One Tin Soldier. That version was in the movie. And, Tom Loughlin was a complete ass to that band.