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Making Love[1] is a song by Sammy Gordon & The Hip Huggers published on Red Greg Records in 1976. It was written by Patrick Adams, Gregory Carmichael and F. Hauser and produced by Greg Carmichael, Bill Kamarra and William Sanders.



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