THREE DOG NIGHT - Shambala REACTION - I need your help with this one Besties! First time hearing
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THREE DOG NIGHT - Shambala REACTION
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Written by Daniel Joseph Moore, who also wrote "My Maria," hits for B.W. Stevenson and Brooks & Dunn, the title refers to the mythical kingdom that lies hidden in The Himalayas, where universal peace and contentment reign. Moore wrote songs recorded by everyone from Joe Cocker to Bonnie Raitt to Toby Keith to Maria Muldaur to The Band and many others. Cory Wells sings lead on this track. Thanks Bennett and Harri.
The KINKS 1969 album ARTHUR AND THE RISE AND FALL OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE has a song called SHANG RI LA which is basically about what you just described the mythical kingdom in the Himalayas called Shang ri la.
Confused now!
@@johnkayak5488 While Shambala is a mythological place referred to in Tibetan Buddhist texts, Shangri-La is a fictional locale in Asia's Kunlun Mountains described in the 1933 novel Lost Horizon by English author James Hilton. Lost Horizon was turned into a film twice, in 1937 and in 1973. The novel and films were so popular that Shangri-La became a standard reference when talking about a utopian place or concept.
B.W. Stevenson co-wrote "My Maria."
@@John_Chu Wow! Another highly informative comment from you, my sincerest gratitude for that.
This is the 2nd or 3rd time I’ve come across one of your comments and found it to be very informative and insightful.. I believe it was a Steely Dan song, and I believe it was on a completely different reaction channel if I’m not mistaken.
It seems like it would be a pretty high probability that you’re college educated, and I get the impression that you may be either one or a combination of a Literature or History major, and perhaps music theory and composition might fit in there somewhere?
I would be absolutely stunned if you were self taught without a degree, as your diction reminds me of a friend who was a Joycean scholar and Classical Composition major.
Shambala: A mythical, mystic sacred realm in Tibetan Buddhism. Also known as Shangri-La, it is a mythical city featured in Among Thieves. It has a nearly tropical climate despite its hidden location within the Himalayas, and contains the largely dilapidated ruins of a past civilization.
The verse "How does the light shine.. in the halls of Shambala?" Refers to the central sun located in the heart the earth, which, according to legend lights the inner earth. See "Hollow Earth Theory"...
By the way.. again, according to ancient legend.. Somewhere within the region of the Himalayas lies the entry into the the mystical land of Shambala, deep within the earth. But also there are said to be several entry points into the Hollow Earth at different locations, continents, etc.
Central America, for example..
It's criminal that these guys aren't in the hall of fame.
I've adored this song since it first came out --I was 13 at the time. Just hearing it gives me a big smile. Thank you for doing this one!!
I've heard this song about a billion times & somehow never wondered what/where Shambala was. I just read online that it refers to "a situation where kindness and cooperation are universal, joy and good fortune abound, and psychological burdens are lifted." Wow....I wanna go there NOW.
its a place very similar to heaven
Come by and pick me up on the way please!
@@DawnSuttonfabfour You got it! We could make it a mashup & call ride the Peace Train* to Shambala!
*If you're a lot younger than I am, that's a Cat Stevens song that came out in the very early 70s also. See ya there!
@@DawnSuttonfabfour You bet! We could do a mashup, get on the Peace Train to go to Shambala (tho I'm old enough to get that reference, you might not be; Peace Train is an old Cat Stevens song).
@@DawnSuttonfabfour oops, didn't mean to repeat myself. Put it down to excitement at the prospect of going to Shambala. 😁
This group is so innovative and versatile and one heck of a rock group. One for all time!
A Three Dog Night song coming up on the radio was always a treat, they could really clean your emotional pallet.
Heard this as a child when it came out, and I’ve always thought of Shambala as a place where people were all brothers and sisters, and that love bloomed from within them
One of the most underrated bands ever. Great song.
There was a three to five year period, in the late '60's and early '70's, they didn't get any bigger or better than Three Dog Night. I have heard them described as the ultimate cover band, because most of their great music was covers. But they were usually the ones that made them into hits. Great rabbit hole to chase down. Thanjks!
So here’s me, thinking “It’s A Jungle Out There” was actually a Three Dog Night original, discovering today that it was an album track for Bonnie Tyler and yes, Three Dog Night covered it. 😅
A great catchy song by the legendary Three Dog Night. A favorite of mine. ✌✌✌
Can't go wrong with Three Dog Night. Love this song..makes you wanna get up and shake a leg🤣
Great memory. This song was released 2 weeks apart by B.W. Stevenson and Three Dog Night. B.W. Stevenson sold 125,000 copies, Three Dog Night sold 1,250,000 copies.
Shambala in a sacred spot in The Himalayas. This song is so enjoyable.
Great vocals and beautiful guitars
make for a great song. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Bennett. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
He hasn't seen the movie of the same name or he would know.
Shambala was written by BW Stevenson and his album containing this song was pretty good.
This group is a deep rabbit hole. I always loved this group.
Was away my troubles wash away pain….yes!! Shambala! Three Dog Night! Love it
I always loved Three Dog Night, great band with great songs
Shambala is a state of mind. Flowers in their eyes …stoned.
Three Dog Night is a great rock band from the 60's-70's. This band had a lot of energy. They had 3 guys with great voices that could all sing lead vocals. You've done quite a few of their songs already. Lots more to choose from such as "One" (written by Harry Nilsson), "An Old Fashioned Love Song", "Joy To The World", "Liar", "Never Been To Spain", "Easy To Be Hard", "The Show Must Go On" etc.
These were all great songs! "Black and White" and "Pieces of April" are two that I often play. "Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)" is irreverent and a tad juvenile but I still like it.
When you talk about big singers the three of them are top singers of all time
The drumming and percussion was provided by the great Floyd Sneed. I hope to see more Three Dog Night on your channel.
He should do more. He loved 3DN's Try A Little Tenderness
According to wiktioinary, Shambala means "A mythical, mystic sacred realm in Tibetan Buddhism." I think the harmonies of this song helps take us there.
Out in the country is my favorite 3 dog night song.
Utopia, Paradise, Nirvana...take your pick!
Great song. Great group.
One of their all time greats!
3 Dog Night has a nice group of really good Songs with multiple Singers
Thank you for this, my fave 3 dog night song! BC, Canada has the HUGE Shambala Music festival every year! 🇨🇦
This song (and this group!) never gets old for me.
Harri please check out their song ....Never Been To Spain
I've always been amazed that Floyd Sneed isn't given his due as a fantastic drummer. If you pay attention to what he's doing you'll often find him playing a verse slightly different than he did the first time it came along. Hardly noticeable, but unforgettable once you start listening for these little fillips. And he was highly thought of by his bandmates, who were amazed by his ability to add things to the song without resorting to overdubs - what you hear from Floyd is always live. Amazing drummer, and I'm tickled that you noticed the cowbell, which is exactly the kind of thing I'm talking about.
Another greAt one especially their harmonies. A popular group back from the late 1960’s to the early ‘70’s.
Aside from the mythical place, Shambala is also Tippi Hedren's (star of the movie "The Birds") wild cat sanctuary in Southern California
Shambala is such a happy song. Thanks, Harri!
Saw them in concert once or twice. Great show by a great group.
Shambhala is a mythical, mystic sacred realm in Tibetan Buddhism
Wikipedia says - Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Shambhala is a spiritual kingdom.
If you enjoyed that, check out "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)" and "Eli's Coming". Combined with "Shambala" you would have a pretty good idea of how wide of a range Three Dog Night had. Three very good songs, all very different from each other.
@@ginnywhat5777 --- Just for the fun of it I'd also add "Joy To The World-Jeremiah Was A Bullfrog".
"Out In The Country" is also top shelf Harri .
Takes you to a perfect day - 11 times out of 10 !
Shambhala, according to Buddhist tradition, is a mythical kingdom that is said to exist somewhere between the Himalaya Mountains and the Gobi Desert. In Shambhala, all of the citizens have achieved enlightenment, so it is the embodiment of Tibetan Buddhist perfection. This legend inspired the 1933 novel “Lost Horizon,” by English writer James Hilton, who modified the name of the place to "Shangri-La." The novel later became the basis for the 1937 feature film of the same name, directed by Frank Capra.
One of my favorites. Happy that you enjoyed it.
If memory serves, I believe the official video that accompanies this song shows folks making their way to some mystical, mountainous religious retreat in the Far East. So, you were right.
The early to the mid 1970's were a time when open spirituality or even religious beliefs were still prevalent in rock and pop music. Remember "Godspell" and "Jesus Christ Superstar" were super popular with the masses. George Harrison, Norman Greenbaum, Kris Kristofferson and others wrote songs with overtly spiritual messages. Today, of course, religious and spiritual messages are much less common in mainstream music.
One of the greatest bands of the 70"s ! Ty for playing this one, it always makes me smile :)
Music of my young childhood.❤
‘One’ is a great song 🎵
Your Besties have informed you by now, but I think Shambala was a state of mind back when this song came out. For a brief shining moment it seemed to be everywhere!
It's not inappropriate to connect Shambala with Led Zeppelin's song "Kashmir." They're both talking about a spiritual life, a mystical place, transcending Earthly life and finding peace and wisdom.
Hari, I once saw this band in a small club in Miami Beach around 1969 or 70? Great concert.
Love your views. I’ve listened to others, but you seem genuine, real and true.
I’ll be back.
Forgot about this song! Awesome.
Out in the Country is another good one by Three Dog Night.
Done!
It was.thier best loved song...
Congratulations on your 100K!!!
I've got a Band I know your going to love!!! The Band is called The Big Push & the song is called Wading in the water,,your going to love it!!!
While I knew of the bands other hits since I was a kid, somehow I had never heard this one until it was featured in an episode of the tv show LOST.
Shambala always made me think of Shangri-La, the fictional land in the novel and film Lost Horizon.
Finally you got to the top of a tall mountain. Start looking at the Beatles and Maharishi Yogi. 3 Dog Night wasn't far behind them I guess.
Shambala is like Zanadu a paradise
Saw your reaction to "Out In The Country"...thanks for that one Harri .
They were the cream of the crop!!
"Shamballa") is a mythical Buddhist kingdom that is said to exist somewhere between the Himalaya Mountains and the Gobi Desert. In Shambhala, all of the citizens have achieved enlightenment, so it is the embodiment of Tibetan Buddhist perfection.
"Shambala" was the wi-fi password at the temple/school in the movie Dr. Strange.
They are going to get so hacked now that you've shared that.
Blast from the past,!!!!
It was kind of a Buddhist ideal. Like Shangri La. The place of peace and love.
A mythical paradise land in the Himilayas. Maybe high on Everest or K2. It could be the kingdom of Bhutan. They do a good shambala impression.
I prefer the version by B.W. Stevenson, but I saw these guys do this twice back in the early 70's and it remains my favorite cover by them. However, give a listen to Stevenson doing his original "My Maria" which has been covered many times by many artists.
Results of a Google search: The Sanskrit name is taken from the name of a city mentioned in the Hindu Puranas, probably in reference to Sambhal in Uttar Pradesh. The exact length of Shambhala is 245 yojanas (approximate) as per Vishnu Purana.
Remember this group did Sam Cookes , Try a little tenderness
mystic sacred realm
A mythical, mystic sacred realm in Tibetan Buddhism.
Cory Wells lead on this song.chuck nergron.danny hutton.jimmy greenspoon keyboard.mike allsup guitar.floyd Sneed drums.cory and Jimmy are gone.chuck left the band in the early 70s.
I don't know why they kept showing that photo of the band that was 45 years later. One of the "Dogs" wasn't even in the band by then.
You should react to more TDN. More hits in the 70s than anyone!
Shambala is a budist temple in Tebet
I think you'd like "Eye in the Sky" by The Alan Parsons Project.
It's another word for Shangrila
Love this song, but the pronunciation of Shambala is a big question. It seems natives of the region around Nepal, Bhutan and India say Sham-Bala, not the Three Dog Night Sham-Ba-La. Who's right? I'd go with the natives, but the TDN style probably fits the song better. Shambala is like Utopia or Eden or Xanadu. Mythical of course?
it's a fictitious utopia, but we can go there anytime if we want to
Originally recorded by BW Stevenson. Check him out
Makes me want to jumpstart a VW bus.
I believe Shabala is some kind of utopia.
Fun Fact: Between 1969 and 1975, this band had more top 10 hits than The Beatles. Not even kidding.
Concidering that the Beatles broke up in September 1969 with no public announcement until April 1970 and their last studio album (Let It Be) was released in May 1970, I would easily believe that Three Dog Night could have had more top 10 hits. TDN was active 1967 - 1976 and had many hits in that six year period of 1969 - 1975.
@@jamestaylor2920 I was referring to the Beatles from 64-69. TDN had more hits than The Beatles did.
@@oldschoolfink3212 "autocorrection" is just so helpful. Surely the person that invented it must have been a graduate of "Ever-len Would's Sped Redin' Ah-cod-a-me".
@@jamestaylor2920 lmao.
You failed on this one, One of the top songs ...
They had a good song called the family of man also. They were really a hippie type come together group.