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Unfortunately, they are really just a cover band. I was shocked to learn that all of their songs are written by someone else. Nonetheless I still love them and think they are great!
And the R&R Hall of Fame need to be SO damn Ashamed of Themselves (but I'm sure their not!), because I for One, AM! So even Today They make me sick!! Too little too late for 3 Dog Nite but ya know what Hall of Fame? They didnt need U anyway because 3 Dog Nite STILL have ALL of US!!!
Since I was born in 1958 I swear I grew up listening to the greatest musicians ever. Its nice to say they have entertained me for over 50 years and still digging on it. TDN is definitely in my Top 10 bands.
Me too! I was about that age, born in '55, a classic, ha! Takes me back to my first boyfriend and his British Sterling cologne. Good times. Hope you have wonderful memories too. Blessings
I saw them in 1991 in OKC. It was a company picnic for my wife's employer. They played inside a large horse barn on a very hot day. I spoke with a Jimmy Greenspoon. What a great time.
Have you noticed with almost 2 million views the comments are all positive and encouraging? Good for you folks! This song just popped into my head so I went here, listened, and read what you have written; thanks for renewing my belief in mankind.
Same the song popped in my head. Love is still all around. Media and The Web make us think all is bad, evil, lost. "Before the breathing air is gone" is rather ironic in our re-masking world.
You all prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tricks you can give me
I actually just left the rat race of the city and moved to the country. I have always hummed this song through the years and now, I live it. God Bless.
So sad Chuck wasn't standing there with them. 2 Dogs are better than no dogs i guess. Will just keep watching the old clips and be grateful. An American Treasure. ❤
Devastated to hear the news. Three Dog Night was a magical chemistry of three brilliant singers and superb musicians. I am forever grateful for the music they made. It makes life so pleasant. I know Danny and Chuck are grieving. Prayers go out to Cory's family. Losing Jimmy earlier was dreadful and now Cory. I am numb.
I still haven’t overcome Jim Morrison’s death. I get very attached to musicians, since they take me to another realm God bless Cory and may God bless each of you reading this comment.
Yeah man they were one of a kind band so versatile they were sure among my favorites. They had a flavorable music that doesn't exist today much like back then. I'm glad I was raised up when I was and that's the truth if someone wasn't around then they wouldn't have a clue anyway that was when real talent was around.
My last post was around two years ago. Yet I return to this classic tune to once again remind myself of how thankful I am to be part of the fan base of groups like this which cemented my appreciation of this genre.
They performed this beautiful song about environmental protection long before most people were concerned, and their beautiful harmonies rank up there with The Mamas and the Papas and CSN&Y but they don't get the credit they deserve
@@debbieedwards711 The R&R HOF is a farce. There are all sorts of piss ants that shouldn't be there. Consider how long Danny, Cory & Chuck were together making good music and scoring hit records. Three Dog Night is far from underrated. Their classic songs still get plenty of airplay, and not just a select one or two. Not getting voted into HOF should almost be considered a badge of honor.
Out in the country was and still is my most favorite piece of the Three Dog Nights! The keyboard tunes, the chords and the drums are the best melody put together, I can never get tired of listening to it over and over! It’s the proudest part of my era of the pop music! Bless them!
Cory Wells (Emil Lewandowski-named after my grandpa) was my late father's cousin. So sad to learn about his death in 2015. I was able to meet him I think once, when I was a newborn. Obviously, and unfortunately I don't remember it. He called my mom when my dad passed away and had such a loving, beautiful talk with her about my dad. I never fully grasped that he was apart of my family til years ago, and started to listen to them more and more after my dad passed, then him. So much talent..all of them in the band! Love Three Dog Night. Seriously some of the best music I've ever listened to. I could listen to this song over and over.
My step dad was one of the original members of three dog night back in 1969 he played guitar and horn. But right before their first album came out he left the group over a disagreement with Chuck. I think I would have stayed in the group. 3 dog night is my fave music.
I don't know why they are not in the rock and roll hall of Fame they had one hit after another back in the late 60s early 70s I bought all of there albums and singles
My first bout with plagiarism involved the chorus of this song. Freshman English class I had to do a speech on “Earth Day” so I finished with -we must end pollution “Before the sun is just a bright spot in the nighttime.” My teacher said she toyed with giving me an F because I didn’t give proper attribution, but she gave me a C because I referenced pop culture & she liked Three Dog Night. What a break for me, cuz that was back in the 70s when I think you could go to jail for plagiarism.
When I was maybe 9 or 10, my parents dropped me off to see their show. Since I was so short at that age, some guy in the audience (remember festival seating?) picked me up and put me on his shoulders so I could see. Chuck Negron pointed me out in mid-song and gave me a thumbs up - one of the highlights of my life. It meant a lot of a little kid. Can't drop a child that age off anywhere at night nowadays, sadly. I loved Three Dog Night - they didn't write any songs, but they sure did some great covers and originals. And I miss seeing Floyd Sneed on stage - one of my greatest early influences as a drummer. Great stuff.
This song reminds me of my sister, Laurie. We loved Three Dog Night, this was her favorite. She is down in the dumps so I'm sending this to her, hopefully to cheer her up.
Brings tears to my eyes. So loved this band, Cory in particular. Of all the groups that I wish or wished I could have known certain people personally, they'd be near the top. I think Cory was one of the great rock vocalists and performers of all time, and from his interviews, one of the most grounded.
Went to the car show at Anaheim convention center when then auditorium doors opened and some people drifted out, so we drifted in. Stayed for four Three Dog Night songs. First time I had seen any band-mesmerizing.
I was living up in Southern Oregon most of the year 2019. I was in a bad way, many ways, actually. I used to walk down to the Rogue River. I would find this page on my phone and cry my eyes out. I don't live there anymore, but everything else is still the same.
I live in Seaside Oregon, But am from Astoria Oregan Have you ever been here? im a big 3 Dog Night fan when i was a 70s brat in Kodiak Aakska in the 60s n 70s. Have a great day God bless
スリードックナイトは、私を洋楽に導いた尊敬するグループです。日本公演も行きました。中でも、この曲はお気に入りです。すばらしい！ I had always heard the songs of Three Dog Night which introduced me to the western music. Among the songs, this is my favorite song. Great!
This song, took " The breathing air out of me" made me cry I haven't heard it since I was a junior high school kid in back in the 70s, !!!These guys sound fantastic God bless Them ! I've listened to the song six times already in the last hour!
I'm hoping for an eternal Three Dog Night and all of our beloved growing up music from the 60's to the 70's and 80's to be on the other side when we all get there!!!!! And it will be!!!!
Yes wonderful carefree childhood memories of southeastern Oklahoma n wading in the glover river on a beautiful afternoon. Those dogwood flowers r gorgeous.i have one here in ne is because it reminds me of happy days😍
My favorite song of all times! Me and my car all alone out in the country listening to this song and watching the sun rise; forgetting this world and its cares.......what a beautiful dream!!!!!! Thank you Three Dog Night band members for bringing a lot of joy to our world.
Williams struggled with alcohol and substance abuse during the 70s and 80s. Sober since 1990, Williams has been active in the field of recovery from addictions and became a Certified Drug Rehabilitation Counselor through UCLA. In 2014, he co-authored Gratitude and Trust: Recovery is Not Just for Addicts, with Tracey Jackson.
Well thanks for this. I bumped into Paul Williams one afternoon in Minneapolis in Dayton's department store. I think it was 1980 maybe? We all know he was a little guy but he had three beautiful tall blondes on his arm. I grabbed my paper bag from my shopping and had him sign it and actually stuttered I'm your favorite fan😃😃
For me - this song was TDN's masterpiece. And of course - one of Paul William's finest works. I was lucky enough to see all the guys (except for Chuck) in different concerts and they always seemed to love doing this fabulous number. Cory could and would always sing up a storm, always in perfect pitch, along with Danny, and I was always amazed how well their voices did not seem to deteriorate with age, and were like a ring in a bell, with lots of power and projection. They always looked great, too. As a note here - Jimmy's wonderful and very memorable B3 keyboard solo in the middle of the song - adds a very nice touch to the number, as it always did. As others have said - both Cory and Jimmy's great talents are much missed but certainly not forgotten, and the fabulous Three Dog Night music lives on and on.
Mine too! November Jam in 73’ all day event with Tower of Power,Blues Image,Canned Heat,The Guess Who and a no show from Chuck Berry but TDN headlined and it was incredible..
These are real voices, musicians, and music. To me, this is what the soul needs and great for your psyche. This song is timeless and always sounds good. Let us lobby to have the arts in schools again. The music industry must return to women and men who understand creativity and talent. Soulless, digital, empty, schlock is not the answer. I had the pleasure of speaking with a parent whose 16year old and 18 year old sons listen to classic rock, soul, and blues exclusively. The 16 year old was wearing a Song Remains The Same Tour shirt. I shared with him I saw Led Zeppelin at the old Chicago Stadium just before the untimely death of John Bonham. He was elated!
Three years since the last post, I am here, reveling in the wonderful music like this which is imprinted on my memory, bringing me pleasant thoughts of times past. I have this vinyl record and will never part with it in my lifetime.
My favorite of all time Three Dog Night song. I was 11 when I first heard it in 1970. I was just learning to play guitar, and I remember playing the chord progression over and over (drove me folks nuts I'm sure). Played a cover of it in a couple of garage bands years later, and we had a pretty tight arrangement, but we were never as good as the original. Now, 52 years later, I still love the song just as much. Thank you for bringing back a happy memory from my youth.
I have always like TDN I grew up listening to this amazing group and only wish Chuck would have gotten back with them for the tour. To bad he didn't it would have been a great reunion with legends in music history. RIP Corey.
This song, just like Three Dog Night, is very underrated. Not for me. I happen to think that this is one of the best songs they ever did. Anyone agree?
...yeah. He was from Dunkirk, NY, a town south of Buffalo. He was born Emil Lewandowski and when the band hit it big, his friends back home castigated him for being a sell-out, playing “pop” music. Can you believe that?
This is just SO DAMNED GOOD. Three Dog Night was one of very few bands from the late '60s and early '70s who could play a 90-minute live show of nothing but one hit after the next. Think about that.
Three Dog night's "one is the loneliest number" was our graduating class song. We had a long caravan to K-State for a live concert the following summer. Good times to remember for a long time past.
Songs bring back such great memories. I've been a fan for 50 years. Out In the Country will always be my favorite. They should have been in the RR Hall of Fame a long time ago.
Three Dog Night. The best in all time. I love all their songs. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Unfortunately, they are really just a cover band. I was shocked to learn that all of their songs are written by someone else. Nonetheless I still love them and think they are great!
Still relevant in 2024.
Even more so.
The best song they ever did.
Well top 3 anyway.
To this day, this group should be in the R&R Hall of Fame. Magnificent entertainers.
No but dolly Parton is 😂😮
It's disgraceful they're not!
@@MrThebigplay or Tupac
And the R&R Hall of Fame need to be SO damn Ashamed of Themselves (but I'm sure their not!), because I for One, AM! So even Today They make me sick!! Too little too late for 3 Dog Nite but ya know what Hall of Fame? They didnt need U anyway because 3 Dog Nite STILL have ALL of US!!!
@@morningdove20 RR HOF SUCKS
I played this song at my brother's funeral RIP bro I love you and miss you so much Grasshopper
I:m sorry for your loss!
😪
Since I was born in 1958 I swear I grew up listening to the greatest musicians ever. Its nice to say they have entertained me for over 50 years and still digging on it. TDN is definitely in my Top 10 bands.
I was 52 love them
Same here
Me too
Born in 1958 also I feel the same way.
Same here. Born in1958. We are blessed to have grown up with the best music ever
This is, without a doubt, my FAVORITE Three Dog Night song! It's just plain beautiful!
Mine too
Mine, three.
Well, mine four I guess.
Best of all their music.
I'd say this and Shambala, both of which were covers that they recorded beautifully.
What a fantastic song this is. I’ll never forget hearing it for the first time as a 16 year old…
Me too! I was about that age, born in '55, a classic, ha! Takes me back to my first boyfriend and his British Sterling cologne. Good times. Hope you have wonderful memories too. Blessings
True talent and good singing voices. Brings back good memories.😊
This is what the 70’s was all about. I used to play this 45 over again. Love it forever!
Long live the 45 🎉
I have it on 45 that my parents bought for me in the early 70's. It's the one with "Good Time Living" on the other side.
Man, what a great song, what a great band, it was a great time to be alive. Thank you for the music! 👍🎶🎵🎼🥁
I saw them in 1991 in OKC. It was a company picnic for my wife's employer. They played inside a large horse barn on a very hot day. I spoke with a Jimmy Greenspoon. What a great time.
Saw them a couple of years ago~New Years Eve at a Casino ♡
When I was a child I fell in love with song...still gives me peace. One of my absolute favorites.
Me too.
Ditto.
Ya ! ME too !
Oh, mine too !!!
Oh, mine too
3 lead singers, 3 gr8 voices back in the day. RIP Cory Wells.
Still listening at 63 ♥️♥️🎵🎼🎶
RIGHT ON KATHY
Thank you Paul Williams for this fabulous song. Fantastic LIVE version. It doesn't get better than this.
One hell of a writer.
It was written with Cory in mind. He was the outdoorsman and retired outside of Buffalo, in the country. Even did an article for Field and Stream
Cory was a Field Editor and did lots of articles on fly fishing!!@IBOver
"I stand alone...and take back something worth remembering..."
50 years later and this stuff never gets old. I treasure this music even more now than I ever did back then. It is truly timeless.
Have you noticed with almost 2 million views the comments are all positive and encouraging? Good for you folks! This song just popped into my head so I went here, listened, and read what you have written; thanks for renewing my belief in mankind.
Well Spoken
Same the song popped in my head. Love is still all around. Media and The Web make us think all is bad, evil, lost.
"Before the breathing air is gone" is rather ironic in our re-masking world.
You all prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tricks you can give me
LOVE THEM AND ESPECIALLY ALL THE INSTRUMENTS THEY PLAYED. I PLAY THIS SONG OVER AND OVER EVRYDAY!! HYST LOVE THEM !!❤❤❤❤💕💕💕💕❤❤❤❤❤❤
I I JUST LOVE THEM !!❤❤❤
Driving , my 54 VW on Ocean Drive , with my hair blowing, with know worries, just listening to 3 dog night Corpus Christi Tx. MISS THOSE DAYS
Awesome ❤
R.I.P. Cory Wells. Thanks for the Memories.
Rest in peace, great "Dogs" legendary singer, Cory Wells, and amazing keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon.
Ask me Danny hutton
Floyd Sneed too.
I actually just left the rat race of the city and moved to the country. I have always hummed this song through the years and now, I live it. God Bless.
my ultimate fantasy as well --- country boy stuck in gruesome city --- God Bless too !!!
So sad Chuck wasn't standing there with them. 2 Dogs are better than no dogs i guess. Will just keep watching the old clips and be grateful. An American Treasure. ❤
@Jeffrey Stern was talking Big 3😃
Wow!! It’s October 2024 & my friend just shared! I had truly forgotten this tune…one of the best songs ever✌️
Devastated to hear the news. Three Dog Night was a magical chemistry of three brilliant singers and superb musicians. I am forever grateful for the music they made. It makes life so pleasant. I know Danny and Chuck are grieving. Prayers go out to Cory's family. Losing Jimmy earlier was dreadful and now Cory. I am numb.
I still haven’t overcome Jim Morrison’s death. I get very attached to musicians, since they take me to another realm God bless Cory and may God bless each of you reading this comment.
Yeah man they were one of a kind band so versatile they were sure among my favorites. They had a flavorable music that doesn't exist today much like back then. I'm glad I was raised up when I was and that's the truth if someone wasn't around then they wouldn't have a clue anyway that was when real talent was around.
Incredible in every way. GF
Old ...
@@johncampbell1152 To borrow one famous singer's line: each of such deaths take a piece of my heart ...
My last post was around two years ago. Yet I return to this classic tune to once again remind myself of how thankful I am to be part of the fan base of groups like this which cemented my appreciation of this genre.
Born in 57 I'm with you :>)
Very underrated band. They should already be in the R.R hall of fame. If you grew up in the late 60's 70's you at least liked this band..
James O'Dwyer very true!
James O'Dwyer AMEN.I AGREE!!
Great group! There songs were way beyond our time.
Oh yes I miss those days when I was just a kid and this song was all over the air waves 🙂😎
21 top 40 hits from 1969 to 1975. Sounds like an entry pass to me! Make it so R&RHoF!!
This song still brings tears to my eyes. Easily my favorite of all their hits. Such talented troubadours.....
"Talented Troubadours"
I like that! 😊
Thank-you!!!
This is where I wanna be in my old age
Spot on!
Makes me cry... all those lost years... just memories now.
Cory Wells had a great voice and will be missed. One of my favorites of all time.
I totally remember listening to this song on AM radio. Ah, the good ole days when I was too young to pay taxes and do just about anything else :).
I’m so glad that Paul Williams gave them this song to sing. It’s so awesome. I love it.
I love it! Three Dog Night are so underrated. I could listen to their harmonies all day. Thanks for sharing.
They performed this beautiful song about environmental protection long before most people were concerned, and their beautiful harmonies rank up there with The Mamas and the Papas and CSN&Y but they don't get the credit they deserve
Underrated? Where have you been?
@@mitchgawlik1175 Well, they're not in the Rock n Roll hall of fame and really should be.. Major snub! Enough said.
@@debbieedwards711 The R&R HOF is a farce. There are all sorts of piss ants that shouldn't be
there. Consider how long Danny, Cory & Chuck were together making good music and scoring
hit records. Three Dog Night is far from underrated. Their classic songs still get plenty of airplay,
and not just a select one or two. Not getting voted into HOF should almost be considered a badge
of honor.
Out in the country was and still is my most favorite piece of the Three Dog Nights! The keyboard tunes, the chords and the drums are the best melody put together, I can never get tired of listening to it over and over! It’s the proudest part of my era of the pop music! Bless them!
This is a beautiful song. I haven't heard it for 25+ years.
Fuc'n fantastic! We just saw them in San Diego last week!
My wife and enjoined.
Cory Wells (Emil Lewandowski-named after my grandpa) was my late father's cousin. So sad to learn about his death in 2015. I was able to meet him I think once, when I was a newborn. Obviously, and unfortunately I don't remember it. He called my mom when my dad passed away and had such a loving, beautiful talk with her about my dad. I never fully grasped that he was apart of my family til years ago, and started to listen to them more and more after my dad passed, then him. So much talent..all of them in the band! Love Three Dog Night. Seriously some of the best music I've ever listened to. I could listen to this song over and over.
This is one of the songs I want to have played at my services when I leave this world behind.
This and Dan Folgerbergs "Netherlands"
Sweet tune.... First time I heard it was about 1971ish and never stop to be one of my favorite tunes.o
What a lovely, beautiful idea!
@@kathrynb4683 oh yeah.. and When I'm Old and Wise by Alan Parsons.
Me too
MY FIRST FAVORITE BAND, 1971.., THEN ALICE COOPER, CHICAGO, THEN ALICE COOPER...
I got to see Chicago in concert at the Civic Center in Bangor, Maine in 71. Great show! I think the tickets were around $2.00.
Love Danny Hutton’s use of his eyes to express emotion.
I was blessed to meet Corey about 6 months before he passed... his voice was as spot 9n as ever 🎉❤🎉 rip 🙏 thanks for the music 🎶
This song has the same hypnotic effect on me now that it did in 1970.
Another one of those wonderful Paul Williams compositions. He was great when he appeared on the Johnny Carson show. Loved him.
My favorite song
Damn! They nailed it after all those years!
Yea baby HOf Fame
Bushnell Hartford Ct
My step dad was one of the original members of three dog night back in 1969 he played guitar and horn. But right before their first album came out he left the group over a disagreement with Chuck. I think I would have stayed in the group. 3 dog night is my fave music.
And his name ?
Absolutely killer. And we must thank Paul Williams (and Roger Nichols) for this priceless gem.
And all the other gems he gave to us.
@@user-lu1xp4ze8w Amen. He and Roger Nichols.
I don't know why they are not in the rock and roll hall of Fame they had one hit after another back in the late 60s early 70s I bought all of there albums and singles
What of my favorite groups and one of my favorite songs of the 70s
One of my favorite songs by Three Dog Night. These guys knew how to rock, so talented. RIP Cory Wells.
Good to hear rock singers who actually have voices; can sing!
Grew up in 1959 and we did grow up with the best musicians best music😊
My first bout with plagiarism involved the chorus of this song. Freshman English class I had to do a speech on “Earth Day” so I finished with -we must end pollution “Before the sun is just a bright spot in the nighttime.” My teacher said she toyed with giving me an F because I didn’t give proper attribution, but she gave me a C because I referenced pop culture & she liked Three Dog Night. What a break for me, cuz that was back in the 70s when I think you could go to jail for plagiarism.
When I was maybe 9 or 10, my parents dropped me off to see their show. Since I was so short at that age, some guy in the audience (remember festival seating?) picked me up and put me on his shoulders so I could see. Chuck Negron pointed me out in mid-song and gave me a thumbs up - one of the highlights of my life. It meant a lot of a little kid. Can't drop a child that age off anywhere at night nowadays, sadly. I loved Three Dog Night - they didn't write any songs, but they sure did some great covers and originals. And I miss seeing Floyd Sneed on stage - one of my greatest early influences as a drummer. Great stuff.
This song reminds me of my sister, Laurie. We loved Three Dog Night, this was her favorite. She is down in the dumps so I'm sending this to her, hopefully to cheer her up.
Still listening and enjoying this song at 68. My local radio station plays this every Friday afternoon.
What a great song & one of the best 70's bands!
Brings tears to my eyes. So loved this band, Cory in particular. Of all the groups that I wish or wished I could have known certain people personally, they'd be near the top. I think Cory was one of the great rock vocalists and performers of all time, and from his interviews, one of the most grounded.
Went to the car show at Anaheim convention center when then auditorium doors opened and some people drifted out, so we drifted in. Stayed for four Three Dog Night songs. First time I had seen any band-mesmerizing.
One of the greatest songs ever written and sung by one of the greatest groups ever to play and sing.
I was living up in Southern Oregon most of the year 2019. I was in a bad way, many ways, actually. I used to walk down to the Rogue River. I would find this page on my phone and cry my eyes out. I don't live there anymore, but everything else is still the same.
I live in Seaside Oregon, But am from Astoria Oregan Have you ever been here? im a big 3 Dog Night fan when i was a 70s brat in Kodiak Aakska in the 60s n 70s. Have a great day God bless
スリードックナイトは、私を洋楽に導いた尊敬するグループです。日本公演も行きました。中でも、この曲はお気に入りです。すばらしい！
I had always heard the songs of Three Dog Night which introduced me to the western music. Among the songs, this is my favorite song. Great!
This song, took " The breathing air out of me" made me cry I haven't heard it since I was a junior high school kid in back in the 70s, !!!These guys sound fantastic God bless Them !
I've listened to the song six times already in the last hour!
Ronald, so funny I did the same ! The guitar 🎸part in the beginning, and remember AM radio ? How about Cousin Brucie, and means we are old, lol !
Me too. I've listened to it more after Corey passed. Emotional on many levels for me.
Saw them on The Steel Pier in Atlantic city decades ago when they were pumping out top ten hits. They were awesome live.
A Class Act..along with an Orchestra, no less! Fabulous.
They had so many great hits, but this song was my favourite by Three Dog Night. An incredible band.
Real singers, real musicians. They took songs that nobody else could do anything with and made them #1 hits.
Such a great point. The 7 of them did it all without any help from hired hands. Not many bands can say that.
I'm hoping for an eternal Three Dog Night and all of our beloved growing up music from the 60's to the 70's and 80's to be on the other side when we all get there!!!!! And it will be!!!!
Love the guitar in the beginning, so catchy! Makes me so happy, how this song builds, greatness !
I couldn't agree with you more, Patty
Precious song! Soundtrack's of my youth! Eternal. Always. For ever and ever! Again and again! Thanks Three Dog Night! 🎧🎶👍👏🎼
Yes wonderful carefree childhood memories of southeastern Oklahoma n wading in the glover river on a beautiful afternoon. Those dogwood flowers r gorgeous.i have one here in ne is because it reminds me of happy days😍
My favorite song of all times! Me and my car all alone out in the country listening to this song and watching the sun rise; forgetting this world and its cares.......what a beautiful dream!!!!!! Thank you Three Dog Night band members for bringing a lot of joy to our world.
Williams struggled with alcohol and substance abuse during the 70s and 80s. Sober since 1990, Williams has been active in the field of recovery from addictions and became a Certified Drug Rehabilitation Counselor through UCLA. In 2014, he co-authored Gratitude and Trust: Recovery is Not Just for Addicts, with Tracey Jackson.
Well thanks for this. I bumped into Paul Williams one afternoon in Minneapolis in Dayton's department store. I think it was 1980 maybe? We all know he was a little guy but he had three beautiful tall blondes on his arm. I grabbed my paper bag from my shopping and had him sign it and actually stuttered I'm your favorite fan😃😃
For me - this song was TDN's masterpiece. And of course - one of Paul William's finest works. I was lucky enough to see all the guys (except for Chuck) in different concerts and they always seemed to love doing this fabulous number. Cory could and would always sing up a storm, always in perfect pitch, along with Danny, and I was always amazed how well their voices did not seem to deteriorate with age, and were like a ring in a bell, with lots of power and projection. They always looked great, too. As a note here - Jimmy's wonderful and very memorable B3 keyboard solo in the middle of the song - adds a very nice touch to the number, as it always did. As others have said - both Cory and Jimmy's great talents are much missed but certainly not forgotten, and the fabulous Three Dog Night music lives on and on.
My first rock concert at the age of 13 or 14. I miss those days.
Mine too! November Jam in 73’ all day event with Tower of Power,Blues Image,Canned Heat,The Guess Who and a no show from Chuck Berry but TDN headlined and it was incredible..
The guitar intro is what makes this song great beginning to end
I honestly would like this song played at my funeral. Seriously. Beautifully written. ❤
These are real voices, musicians, and music. To me, this is what the soul needs and great for your psyche. This song is timeless and always sounds good. Let us lobby to have the arts in schools again. The music industry must return to women and men who understand creativity and talent. Soulless, digital, empty, schlock is not the answer. I had the pleasure of speaking with a parent whose 16year old and 18 year old sons listen to classic rock, soul, and blues exclusively.
The 16 year old was wearing a Song Remains The Same Tour shirt. I shared with him I saw Led Zeppelin at the old Chicago Stadium just before the untimely death of John Bonham. He was elated!
No Auto tune, just plane beautiful song and singers.
3 Dog Night, was one of my favorite bands and this is one of my favorite songs!
In the 70s they did kick it
Mine too!
Me too! I loved this song the first time I heard it way back in the early 70's :)
We were there at Disney world 2012 my dad was singing with the 3 dog night in the rest room
Me too !!! I play it in my car driving outside the city limits,
Three years since the last post, I am here, reveling in the wonderful music like this which is imprinted on my memory, bringing me pleasant thoughts of times past. I have this vinyl record and will never part with it in my lifetime.
My favorite of all time Three Dog Night song. I was 11 when I first heard it in 1970. I was just learning to play guitar, and I remember playing the chord progression over and over (drove me folks nuts I'm sure). Played a cover of it in a couple of garage bands years later, and we had a pretty tight arrangement, but we were never as good as the original.
Now, 52 years later, I still love the song just as much.
Thank you for bringing back a happy memory from my youth.
I am STILL SO Missing 3 Dog Nite Today, and after All these Years.. 💔❣️💔❣️💔❣️💔 8/27/24 1:38 pm. 😔
Back in the day, I cannot say how much I loved both the message and this song.
I have always like TDN I grew up listening to this amazing group and only wish Chuck would have gotten back with them for the tour. To bad he didn't it would have been a great reunion with legends in music history. RIP Corey.
'Rest in Peace, Corey.' 💔 🙏 ❣️
This performance was near Nashville at a performing arts center located in Dickson, Tn. I was in the audience. It was a great concert!
Wow what a beautiful arrangement with the full orchestra behind the group. Probably my most favorite song from them
No matter how many years the first version was performed, the Live version is always awesome, Thank you TDN!!❤
Yes we were born in a wonderful variety of great music.thankful😊😊
This song, just like Three Dog Night, is very underrated. Not for me. I happen to think that this is one of the best songs they ever did. Anyone agree?
Number one in my book. Need a tissue sometimes.
The stars aligned when they were together. Pure perfection and so missed. Few other songs even come close.
Three Dog Night,, Was The First Album I Bought,, When I Was 15 Years Old,, In 1970 ,, I Really Dug Chuck Negron,, He Was Very Cool!!!!!
These guys were, and have always been, rock gods to me. I am completely stunned with the passing of Cory Wells......
+Cato Meador me too
RIP Cory Wells ! Great group and song !
...yeah. He was from Dunkirk, NY, a town south of Buffalo. He was born Emil Lewandowski and when the band hit it big, his friends back home castigated him for being a sell-out, playing “pop” music. Can you believe that?
All 3 of the guys could really sing !!
I SAW THIS GREAT BAND AT A COUNTY FAIR . WHAT A TREAT.
This is just SO DAMNED GOOD. Three Dog Night was one of very few bands from the late '60s and early '70s who could play a 90-minute live show of nothing but one hit after the next. Think about that.
Yes, the happiest times! 64 and going strong 💪 out in the country ...
Three Dog night's "one is the loneliest number" was our graduating class song. We had a long caravan to K-State for a live concert the following summer. Good times to remember for a long time past.
Songs bring back such great memories. I've been a fan for 50 years. Out In the Country will always be my favorite. They should have been in the RR Hall of Fame a long time ago.
1970 Three Dog Night wonderful times!
Love this song yes so peaceful .This so is so cory wells singing about the country and he so loved fishing❤ RIP Cory