Pieces of April, Shambala, One, Family of Man, Liar. keep going... so many great songs by them. I think I bought all their albums in the 70’s. Still love them.
Try 'One' the title track from the same album as this one. And another banger (among sooo many) of theirs is 'Liar'. You never really thought Three Dog Night was lip synching on stage (except in the case of the few TV performances where that's what everyone did) because they were generally actually better on stage than in the studio. And they were awesome in the studio!!
You really need to watch them perform the extended version of this song. There is a great live concert video on you tube from 1970 that shows how amazing they were live. I was lucky enough to see them 4 times between 1969 and 1974. Must watch their live performance videos, especially this song. Seeing them perform is the only way you can see/hear the MAGIC that was Three Dog Night in their prime. Love it! Keep it coming!
"Celebrate", "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)", "Joy to the World", "Just an Old Fashioned Love Song".....so many songs Chod.....so many..... Yup. The best instrument out there is the human voice, bar none.
Check Three Dog Night's "One Man Band(audio)" first...then concert. It will freak you OUT!!!! 3 Dog Night are among of the gods of Rock n' Roll in vocals!!!!
"It's for You" is a song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney of the Beatles for Cilla Black for whom it was a UK Top Ten hit in 1964. The song is mainly a McCartney composition. Three Dog Night recorded a version of the song for their eponymous debut album in 1968. A performance of the song is also featured on the group's 1969 live album, Captured Live at the Forum. Mina recorded an Italian rendering of "It's for You" - entitled "So che mi vuoi" - on her 1965 album, Studio Uno. Texas band The Mods recorded a version of "It's for You" in 1966.
The live version from their "Captured Live At The Forum" album (I think that's the name) is even better than this, with a longer jam at the end. That whole album is great. I grew up with the 8-track. I'd like to see you react to one of the best tracks, "Chest Fever."
I loved Three Dog Night growing up. I remember going to the library at school and listening to the cassette tape of Golden Biscuits (their greatest hits album) over and over again.
They pulled this off perfectly live, too. I saw them three times when they briefly reformed in the early 1980s with mostly the original lineup, and they sounded amazing.
I prefer Three Dog Night overall but have to give credit to Crosby Stills and Nash ( with or without Neil Young ) when it comes to harmonization . My two favorites for them : Wooden Ships and Suite Judy Blue Eyes - really need to check out both Also - another band that harmonized really well and hot a lot of pop/rock hits is The Little River Band
They were awesome!! I’m now friends with Chuck Negron and have seen him perform live just a couple years ago and he’s STILL AMAZING!!! That voice!! Truly a gift. Now for an interesting tidbit...look up the meaning of 3 dog night 🙃
Three dog night are AM radio gold and in my opinion one of the most underrated classic rock/pop band. They are definitely one of my fav bands of all times. DEFANITALY a rabbit hole worth going down. 'momma told me not to come", '''black and white", "one", 'Never been to Spain", "shambala" are a few to get started on but they have many many great songs.
Saw them at the Felt Forum at Madison Square Garden in the early 70’s and they were fantastic. There live album, “Captured Live At The Forum” shows how great they sounded live. A good one from that album is Try a Little Tenderness.
Some other suggestions for you. 1- JOY TO THE WORLD 2-CELEBRATE 1972 - 3- OLD FASHIONED LOVE SONG -4- NEVER BEEN TO SPAIN. THANKS CHOD NICE UPGRADES. God bless. HIPPIE JOE
Black and White really is a must for new TDN fans. A revolutionary song at the time that still holds water, in a big way, today. These guys were exceptionally great, creative, and thoughtful in all their work.
3 Dog Night also was the first group to set up arena touring! They had more hits, sold more tickets and made more money than led zeppelin, the Beatles, Elvis etc. from 1969-1974... and yet the music hall of fame hasn't put them in the hall of fame... they say because 3 dog night didn't write their own songs, but neither did Elvis or many others that are already in the MHOF...
Three Dog Night starring lead singers>>>Cory Wells; Danny Hutton; Chuck Negron are among the vocal gods of Rock n' Soul. Began in 1967.....with No. 2 hit, "One." on the Billboard charts and followed this song up with 14 top 10 hits, 14 gold albums; 2 platinum albums, and 3 No.1 hits. Corey Wells R.I.P. who sings lead on this song passed away last year but the band is still playing and touring and making music. Key songs to react to: (ruclips.net/video/0CuNBengxaQ/видео.html Eli's Coming.....Live version); One Man Band; Joy To The World; It Ain't Easy; Liar; Black and White; Never Been To Spain; Easy To Be Hard; Woman......all reactions should be studio listening first except "Eli's Coming."
I saw them on their reunion tour in 82 I think it was in Wichita Kansas... They were better then their records.. It was crazy. I also saw them about 4 years later and Chuck Negron wasnt with them anymore and they just werent as good. They were opening for the Beach Boys..
I have always loved , "It's for You". But take a listen to Three Dog Night doing "Prayer of The Children", if you want to hear excellent acapella vocals. It is post Corey Wells, but it does have Chuck Negron and Danny Hutton.
Got you running thru my stereo system....sounds great Chod.....don't forget to try Lou Reed again....."Rock and Rock" or "Sweet Jane"....both Live from Rock and Roll Animal Album....It's the story with Reed....his singing is more like him sitting with you telling a story.....he's a pioneer of underground music
Comin' down in 3 part harmony... a lyric from "Old Fashioned Love Song" Take a listen to this song from their "Captured Live at tge Forum" album. You'll know it's not engineered!
I knew people were going to say something about csnn different kind of a genre but I think three dog night can sing anything it's hard enough to find one great vocalist they had three it's like having five Aces on the mound with your baseball team
Paul McCartney of the Beatles at the time, wrote this song back in 1964, for British singer and friend Cilla Black. But it was in 3/4 time. ruclips.net/video/B4HC1IfpYBw/видео.html
Lol yah there was a time when if you couldn’t sing in tune... you maybe played and instrument or chose a different career. 😂Not as big an obstacle these days! This is a really cool reaction video! That’s all them and they could do it half asleep on their worst days. It was insanely impressive.
Love 3dog night but a better version of this song is on the live album by Head East. Please listen. This song was written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon.
If you REALLLY want to hear some old school vocals that will drop your jaw, try The NYLONS, a Canadian Acapella group from the 70's! Their rendition of Elis Coming and Kiss Him Goodbye are EPIC! SERIOUSLY!
Listen to the studio version to know what the live version should sound like..... couple of bad notes in this version...seen them linearly in their career....Crosby Still and Nash better harmonies.
I have seen them in concert 4 times and this what they sound like!!!! Three Dog Night are for REAL!!!!
Nope no lip syncing. They can sing. Acapella is even better and they kill it.
Listen to into my life. One of their best
This was an epic performance. I saw them live early in their career in Nov. of 1968 and their vocals were spot on!!!!
Never Been To Spain, SHAMBALA and Black and White are my 3 favorites.
Wow! I haven’t heard this song in decades. And I love it!
They sound exactly live, as they do on the records! They’re just so fun to watch! Yes, Yes, Yes! I’m soooooo happy!
Three Dog Night - Shambala - Mama told me - Show must go on - Black and White - Old Fashioned Love Song
Pieces of April, Shambala, One, Family of Man, Liar. keep going... so many great songs by them. I think I bought all their albums in the 70’s. Still love them.
Try 'One' the title track from the same album as this one. And another banger (among sooo many) of theirs is 'Liar'. You never really thought Three Dog Night was lip synching on stage (except in the case of the few TV performances where that's what everyone did) because they were generally actually better on stage than in the studio. And they were awesome in the studio!!
Liar still rocks
Vocals, Harmony, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young! And I LOVE Three Dog Night!
Also The Byrds, The Beatles, and The Hollies! P.S. We probably could have left Neil out of the CSN magic.
You really need to watch them perform the extended version of this song. There is a great live concert video on you tube from 1970 that shows how amazing they were live. I was lucky enough to see them 4 times between 1969 and 1974. Must watch their live performance videos, especially this song. Seeing them perform is the only way you can see/hear the MAGIC that was Three Dog Night in their prime. Love it! Keep it coming!
"Celebrate", "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)", "Joy to the World", "Just an Old Fashioned Love Song".....so many songs Chod.....so many.....
Yup. The best instrument out there is the human voice, bar none.
Check Three Dog Night's "One Man Band(audio)" first...then concert. It will freak you OUT!!!! 3 Dog Night are among of the gods of Rock n' Roll in vocals!!!!
"It's for You" is a song written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney of the Beatles for Cilla Black for whom it was a UK Top Ten hit in 1964. The song is mainly a McCartney composition.
Three Dog Night recorded a version of the song for their eponymous debut album in 1968. A performance of the song is also featured on the group's 1969 live album, Captured Live at the Forum.
Mina recorded an Italian rendering of "It's for You" - entitled "So che mi vuoi" - on her 1965 album, Studio Uno.
Texas band The Mods recorded a version of "It's for You" in 1966.
Bee Gees are another group with an incredible trio of vocalists.
The live version from their "Captured Live At The Forum" album (I think that's the name) is even better than this, with a longer jam at the end. That whole album is great. I grew up with the 8-track. I'd like to see you react to one of the best tracks, "Chest Fever."
I still have multiple TDN albums 🥰 my first concert in 1974 and stole my heart #ripcorywells
saw them live in '69. they're for real.
Their best song by far is "Out in the Country"!
PreRecording was mostly for TV Shows that wanted to avoid mistakes but the Midnight Special hardly ever did that ..
I loved Three Dog Night growing up. I remember going to the library at school and listening to the cassette tape of Golden Biscuits (their greatest hits album) over and over again.
They pulled this off perfectly live, too. I saw them three times when they briefly reformed in the early 1980s with mostly the original lineup, and they sounded amazing.
Listen to Eagles sing Seven Brides Road live. 5 part harmony that'll blow your mind.
I prefer Three Dog Night overall but have to give credit to Crosby Stills and Nash ( with or without Neil Young ) when it comes to harmonization .
My two favorites for them : Wooden Ships and Suite Judy Blue Eyes - really need to check out both
Also - another band that harmonized really well and hot a lot of pop/rock hits is The Little River Band
Try Helplessly Hoping by Crosby Stills and Nash. Please. Great Harmony. I too think Out in the Country is a beauty by 3 dog night. Thank You.
I’m just loving how much you are enjoying this group! 👍🏻
I have loved TDN for decades! Tight harmonies and great songs!
They were awesome!! I’m now friends with Chuck Negron and have seen him perform live just a couple years ago and he’s STILL AMAZING!!! That voice!! Truly a gift.
Now for an interesting tidbit...look up the meaning of 3 dog night 🙃
Try “Chained” and “Going in Circles” off of their Seven Separate Fools album.
Check out some more good harmonies... The Eagles "Seven Bridges Road". Seven Bridges Road (Live) (2013 Remaster) - RUclips
A good choice in the future would be Shambala. Good vocal range and an upbeat song.
Three dog night are AM radio gold and in my opinion one of the most underrated classic rock/pop band. They are definitely one of my fav bands of all times. DEFANITALY a rabbit hole worth going down. 'momma told me not to come", '''black and white", "one", 'Never been to Spain", "shambala" are a few to get started on but they have many many great songs.
They were great in a time of so many greats.
'Let Me Serenade You'. Gospel glow, organ and over-the-top vocals make this one a gem for you.
Franki Valli - Who Loves You
Next is " Old fashioned love song" coming down in three part harmony!
Crosby, Stills, and Nash... Suite:Judy Blue Eyes, or.. anything by Pentatonix... unbelievable harmony
Also: 'Celebrate', 'Easy to be Hard', 'Never Been to Spain', 'The Family of Man', 'Eli's Coming', 'The Show Must Go On'.
Saw them at the Felt Forum at Madison Square Garden in the early 70’s and they were fantastic. There live album, “Captured Live At The Forum” shows how great they sounded live. A good one from that album is Try a Little Tenderness.
They really did sound like this ,thats why at one time they were one of the highest paid acts .
Some other suggestions for you. 1- JOY TO THE WORLD
2-CELEBRATE 1972 - 3- OLD FASHIONED LOVE SONG -4- NEVER BEEN TO SPAIN. THANKS CHOD NICE UPGRADES. God bless. HIPPIE JOE
Wow! I thought I was pretty familiar with Three Dog Night, but I've never heard that song before. Supercool!
Drums, harmonies and keys - all of your favorite things! 🔥👏👏👏
Edit: New mic sounds great, btw.
Black and White really is a must for new TDN fans. A revolutionary song at the time that still holds water, in a big way, today. These guys were exceptionally great, creative, and thoughtful in all their work.
I’ve seen these guys live 3 times. They are astounding.
PS listen to Eli’s Coming
They so much bring back memories of my early years. Oh my.🙂 Just to darned short.
3 Dog Night also was the first group to set up arena touring! They had more hits, sold more tickets and made more money than led zeppelin, the Beatles, Elvis etc. from 1969-1974... and yet the music hall of fame hasn't put them in the hall of fame... they say because 3 dog night didn't write their own songs, but neither did Elvis or many others that are already in the MHOF...
Lennon and McCartney wrote the song, but Three Dog Night got so creative with the tune that they pretty much made it their own.
I had them live with the Omaha Symphony and 12 years ago and yes, they were that good live.
Three Dog Night are fabulous and you should try Mama Told Me Not To Come next! Bee Gees and CSNY are other groups with great harmonies!
Three Dog Night is a favorite of mine. Listen to Pentatonix for a current group with magic harmonizing without instruments.
Thanks for this, I had not heard it before.
Three Dog Night starring lead singers>>>Cory Wells; Danny Hutton; Chuck Negron are among the vocal gods of Rock n' Soul. Began in 1967.....with No. 2 hit, "One." on the Billboard charts and followed this song up with 14 top 10 hits, 14 gold albums; 2 platinum albums, and 3 No.1 hits. Corey Wells R.I.P. who sings lead on this song passed away last year but the band is still playing and touring and making music. Key songs to react to: (ruclips.net/video/0CuNBengxaQ/видео.html Eli's Coming.....Live version); One Man Band; Joy To The World; It Ain't Easy; Liar; Black and White; Never Been To Spain; Easy To Be Hard; Woman......all reactions should be studio listening first except "Eli's Coming."
I remember having that same look on my face when I first heard them.
I saw them do this live-awesome
Written by Paul McCartney! Same album... Try “Nobody” and “Try a Little Tenderness”. Can’t go wrong with anything off of their first 2 albums!
Interestingly enough they got around to titling one of their albums "Harmony".
I saw them on their reunion tour in 82 I think it was in Wichita Kansas... They were better then their records.. It was crazy. I also saw them about 4 years later and Chuck Negron wasnt with them anymore and they just werent as good. They were opening for the Beach Boys..
I would love to see you Check out the vocals on their song “You” on the album called Harmony. Also, the song “Woman” on the album It Ain’t Easy.
I have always loved , "It's for You". But take a listen to Three Dog Night doing "Prayer of The Children", if you want to hear excellent acapella vocals. It is post Corey Wells, but it does have Chuck Negron and Danny Hutton.
Shambala is my fav! Thanks for the memories!
This is a Lennon & McCartney song, which I don't believe the Beatles ever released. Short but very sweet.
If you're in this era you might as well check out Blood, Sweat and Tears "Spinning Wheel" or "Hi-De-Ho"
You should check out Pentatonix, an acapella group like Home Free but more main stream. Try their cover of "Hallelujah" or "The Sound of Silence"
No autotune!
"Shambala", Chod. You need to go there!
Got you running thru my stereo system....sounds great Chod.....don't forget to try Lou Reed again....."Rock and Rock" or "Sweet Jane"....both Live from Rock and Roll Animal Album....It's the story with Reed....his singing is more like him sitting with you telling a story.....he's a pioneer of underground music
You should listen to the live version from the album "Live At The Forum"
Comin' down in 3 part harmony... a lyric from "Old Fashioned Love Song"
Take a listen to this song from their "Captured Live at tge Forum" album. You'll know it's not engineered!
Check out some CSNY too......'Woodstock' 'Carry On' 'Wooden Ships' another great singing group.
Shambala, Is a good one by these guys.
Try a little Tenderness, and this It's for You, is my favorite. But Out in the Country and Eli's Coming are right up there.
I knew people were going to say something about csnn different kind of a genre but I think three dog night can sing anything it's hard enough to find one great vocalist they had three it's like having five Aces on the mound with your baseball team
Paul McCartney of the Beatles at the time, wrote this song back in 1964, for British singer and friend Cilla Black. But it was in 3/4 time. ruclips.net/video/B4HC1IfpYBw/видео.html
Next songs from them: One, Shambala, Mama told Me. Also, try the studio version of Eli’s Coming. 😎👍
Well now you may as do the song "One" now. It will hit your emotions as well. No lip syncing.
Listen to them do a little Motown.
Try a Little Tenderness!
Back and White
Lol yah there was a time when if you couldn’t sing in tune... you maybe played and instrument or chose a different career. 😂Not as big an obstacle these days! This is a really cool reaction video! That’s all them and they could do it half asleep on their worst days. It was insanely impressive.
Chill to 'Out In The Country' by Three Dog Night.
"Out In The Country", please :)
There was WAY TOO MUCH three dog that was top notch. What was that?
F that extra stuff
Crosby Stills Abdul Nash... any song from The the first or 2nd record.
Love 3dog night but a better version of this song is on the live album by Head East. Please listen. This song was written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon.
Here's them doing this same song, live on stage: ruclips.net/video/SCq4zH6ONWU/видео.html
👍👍🎯
Greatest cover band ever!!
Watch Try a Little Tenderness, Shambala, Jam.
Please play their songs : ONE and LIAR. thank you
There is a live version out there that is even better than this studio version.
Try Huey Lewis and the News it's alright 1992 Japan
Well then, you might like the Doobie Brothers
For anyone who doubts their talent, watch this live version... ruclips.net/video/SCq4zH6ONWU/видео.html
They don't care about the music they just want to make money
If you REALLLY want to hear some old school vocals that will drop your jaw, try The NYLONS, a Canadian Acapella group from the 70's!
Their rendition of Elis Coming and Kiss Him Goodbye are EPIC! SERIOUSLY!
Canada gives us so many great voices. Hope he listens!
This video is fantastic! 💜
Watch "It's For You (8/1/70) - Three Dog Night" on RUclips
ruclips.net/video/SCq4zH6ONWU/видео.html
Can they do it on stage? I have the album from which this came: ruclips.net/video/PFaIwt6nfdU/видео.html
That was short song.
The audio and video are not the best but this is definitely live if you'd like to compare ruclips.net/video/SCq4zH6ONWU/видео.html
Here’s the live version
ruclips.net/video/SCq4zH6ONWU/видео.html
Listen to the studio version to know what the live version should sound like..... couple of bad notes in this version...seen them linearly in their career....Crosby Still and Nash better harmonies.
Play that modern crap in the grocery store and I wear earplugs