Drummer reacts to "Joy to the World" & "One" by Three Dog Night
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Thank you to our patron Bruce D for both of these great picks! Growing up, I heard all kinds of things about this band from a mentor of mine after my dad passed and I kinda thought they were a... christian band. But, no. Mr. Farris was getting DOWN back in the 70s at Florida State.... Great duo track pick! Thank you Bruce!
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Live version of "Eli's Coming" by Three Dog Night is amazing...
‘One’ was written by songwriter/singer Harry Nilsson. We will be listening to more of Harry this month.
Yay, More Harry!
You put the lime in the coconut and drink'm all up...... Gone to early!
Jump Into The Fire I hope 🤞
Thank you Joel! Harry Nilsson is a GOAT!
You have great taste and range in requests, much appreciated. Some of them helped me through things and it's great that Lee has them now. I know they will serve him well.
Chuck Negron was one of rock's greatest vocalists.
Agree
Chuck Negron was lead on both songs.
"Never Been to Spain" is a great number...be sure to check it out...
They had three world class singers. Check out Mama Told Me Not to Come. Most of their hits were covers, but boy what covers they were. They made them their own and are the definitive versions.
Written by Randy Newman. I had his album with his original version on it, and it was pretty different than the 3 Dog Night version.
Three Dog Night is a fantastic group you should do many more Eli’s Coming, Easy to Be Hard Old fashioned Love Song to start with
Don't forget Out in the Country! 😁
Hoyt Axton was a tremendous songwriter. Many people turned his compositions into hits including 3 Dog Night, Steppenwolf, Ringo Starr, The Kingston Trio, Linda Rondstadt and others. He also recorded his own songs, many of which became minor hits. He also worked extensively as an actor.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoyt_Axton
Yes! Hoyt Axton remembered!
Joy To The World was the biggest song of 1971..6 weeks at #1. One - was their first Top Ten Song. ❤❤
Great band...very soulful....their drummer just passed on in 2023 I believe...hold down a solid beat...grew up with them...was 6 in 71' they were all over the radio..
All 3 could sing really well. You should listen to "Never Been to Spain"--sung by one of the other 3 lead singers. They were a pop-rock hit machine for about 5 years.
I saw 3dog night in Ohio 1974. Even better live. Perfect harmonies.
Love these guys and their music. Come on....these guys were my favorites. Listen and appreciate.
Joy to the world was played stacks on radio in South Africa in 1971
their version of Try A Little Tenderness is epic
Those were a couple of fun tunes ... blasts from the past.
Well, back in the '70s, we were all at party schools, all across the United States !!!
We were _ALL_ fans of of this GREAT band !!!!!
*_PARTY ON !!!!!_*
I love watching their videos. It brings me right back there seeing those outfits. Their voices are incredible!
Three Dog Night was an epic band-so many hits, written by so many amazing songwriters.
One of the BEST cover bands ever.
They do amazing covers. "Mama Told Me Not To Come" is another great one. Hmm I'm thinking this isn't live. No portable mics back then.
I love this band, the three vocalists are wonderful. Such a great vitality!
From the chat and comments, I have discovered more Three Dog Night songs to love.
Thank you, Lee and Bruce!
so during the song when I heard you say"Mr Ferris", my brain went immediately to "bueller bueller bueller ". lol😂
Three Dog Night were HUGE in their day. Also, they really had few original songs, but did amazing covers of other people’s songs, making them their own. A lot of their songs, their version is THE version everyone knows. Glad to see them here.
Next, The Grassroots and The Buckinghams!! Srsly tho….
A long time ago, in winter some folks slept with their dogs for warmth. I would think a three dog night was very cold. I really enjoyed their music growing up.Thanks for the memories and a great reaction.
More from my high school days! Man, we had cool music.
My Kindergarten teacher was a fan & had us performing Joy To The World in class for open house ☺️
React to Black And White by Three Dog Night
Often underrated bass player
Nobody in Three Dog Night ever played an instrument or wrote an original song in their entire career. They were three vocalists singing covers and other people's music with studio musicians playing the instruments and that's it.
@@allengator1914 Guess you never saw them perform on that Old Grey Whistle British show and others, huh?
Actually, it was a 1972 BBC IN CONCERT you can find here on RUclips.
"Joy to the World" This song is awesome. belted this song out when I was a little girl. "Shambala" is a good one from Three Dog Night. Lee, Happy Birthday. ☮🐸
Danny Hutton is the only one left. I believe Chuck Negron is still around, but hasn't been in the group since '85. Cory Wells passed away in 2015. They were a phenomenal bunch of guys! All the way around! Groovy dudes. They still tour, I guess with Danny and backup singers, etc. In the second song, Danny is on the right in the white shirt, Chuck is the lead singer, and Cory is on the left.
In 1968 I saw Jimi Hendrix at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto - Canada. Three Dog Night was the second band opening for Hendrix. They were amazing. The first band up was some band nobody heard of before - ZZ Top. The entire audience was having the best of times. I would give almost anything to go back & see that show again.
You know you love it, Lee.
Three Dog Night were awesome and they are the ones that made all these covers famous, One and Easy to be Hard are my two favorites
Two of the biggest groups of the early '70s (Three Dog Night and the Carpenters) didn't write their own songs, but got their pick of songs from some of the best writers in the business. Hoyt Axton also wrote "I've Never Been to Spain", which they also recorded.
my third grade music teacher had us memorize the lyrics to Joy to the World!
This song was very often played on radio ,when I was in 7 class (klass as it calls in Sweden, ca t say whitch grade it are in School in USA). Joy to the world is one of my favorits songs
"joy to the world" is another of my "soundtrack of life" songs. heard it a million times, all over the... world, literally. i lived overseas as a kid. we sang this in music class at the american school in afghanistan (1970ish...). seriously. had no idea how cool our music teachers were. we sang this, bunch of simon and garfunkel songs, one tin soldier.... (that would be a fun reaction - such a classically 60's song/sentiment.)
Three Dog Night was probably the favorite band of my youth and One was my favorite song by them. A number of their songs were on the top charts and got a lot of air time on the radio. Momma Told Me Not To Come is a fun one.
I really liked "One" and I wish I had heard the actual studio version cuz the instrumental was really good! just buried in the mix though. the first one was fun.
Now you have to do Mama Told Me not to Come- I was in highschool and I loved them
They had many Great hits in the late 60’s early 70’s👍🏻
I saw 3 Dog Night in Toronto - 1971 and their vocals were incredible!
It was a 1 day music festival that as well as 3 Dog Night it included Black Sabbath, Yes, Humble Pie, Joe Cocker & Grease Band.....and others I can't remember. Tickets were $4.00, which at that time was a lot for my student status.
Hey, back then we were ALL "party animals" to one degree or another! Three Dog Night was one of those bands that were well liked across the board. Their music made you want to have fun. "Mama Told Me Not To Come" and "Never Been to Spain" have always been my favorite TDN songs and I would love to see you react to them. As always, I thoroughly enjoyed this reaction video and l look forward to seeing more of your reaction videos.
As a long time Three Dog Night fan, there are songs I love even more like Eli's Coming, Never Been to Spain, Try a Little Tenderness, Mama Told Me Not to Come.
Great singers in this band....and as always, great clothes!
Happy Birthday Lee! 🎂🎉🎈 Have a great day. Enjoy your, I'm smarter 30's! 🤣☮🖤🤘
Underrated band
The name Three Dog Night came from the concept of needing three dogs to keep you warm on a cold night. And it wasn’t until you said it Lee that I realized dogs is not plural, it’s just three dog night.
Suggestion for next Three Dog Night song Dash live version of Eli‘s coming or old-fashioned love song.
Joy to the World was huge when I was in first grade.
Eli's coming is their BEST in my opinion!! These 2 are great as well especiallly 1❤
I saw them at the University of
Detroit in the seventies. They were GREAT!!!
Probably the best cover band of all time with hit after hit , but it did encourage a lot of people to listen to the originals by people like Free , Argent , Randy Newman , Laura Nero , Otis Redding and the list goes on . Superb act .
Such an amazing intro to a great tune, another good Three Dog Night tune & one I spin a lot, is "Mama Told Me Not to Come".
Their Live at the Forum is a fantastic album!! Listened to the shit out of it in High School and College!!
Floyd Sneed is probably the most criminally overlooked drummer of all time. He played on every single Three Dog Night hit - and there were tons of them - and was a total monster, easily the equal of any other rock drummer you care to name. Never comes up in any list of goats that I’m aware of.
He was a Canadian, originally from Calgary, and then moved to Vancouver in the 60s and played in a band alongside his brother-in-law Tommy Chong (of Cheech & Chong) before heading to LA and hooking up with the Dogs.
"The Big Chill" has one of the best soundtracks!
back in the late 60s/early 70s when music education was a thing, it was trendy to teach kids more contemporary upbeat music. I remember singing this in grade school, along with "Sloop John B" and "Color My World". Of course, any inappropriate lyrics were rewritten.
You will often see Three Dog Night referred to as a "cover band" but typically a cover band covers other people's/groups hits, whereas TDN took other people's/groups much lesser known songs, sometimes thought of by the songwriter as a throw away song, and turned them into big hits. Thank you for this reaction video.
chuck negron was lead vocalist on these songs
Great reaction swee😂❤😢😮😅😊 I'm frigging 60..love it❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊
Joy to the World one was definitely a hit back in the day! To illustrate how I grew up, this song was preached about in church as being blasphemous because, gosh darn it, Jeremiah was a prophet and Joy to the World was a hymn. My children knew the lyrics to it before they could properly talk-it was a favorite lullaby (had to slow it down) for Mommy to sing. Three Dog Night had an impressive range of different types of music, as you can see in comparing these two. I have their greatest hits album on vinyl!
Jeremiah was a bullfrog; he was a good friend of mine. I guarantee you every kid on the playground could sing this on demand, as well as adults in almost every context there for a while. That's how pervasive that was for a long time.
But this song one is literally one of my favorite songs. They basically have three lead singers going at it, and then you've got the power of Harry Nilsson behind it lyrically, but the band is so good they do those little stutter steps and so forth.
When I was a kid, growing up going to church and Sunday school, at Christmastime there would be a carol singalong in Sunday school. The song leader would say "Let's sing Joy To The World (meaning the Christmas song), and some joker would always yell/sing "Jeremiah was a bullfrog!!!"
Never Been To Spain is their best song among their many hits.
Those were the studio versions. Lip synched vocal performances.
Three great singers, a great band and excellent songs.
I did not know hoyt wrote this! Happy birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉
This was a big football song all the time I was in high school.
The lead singer for Jeremiah is Chuck Negron he is from Manhattan, NY. Corey Wells was from Buffalo, NY, and is wearing all beige. Danny Hutton he is from Ireland and is wearing a light colored shirt and dark pants. Please 🙏 listen to Corey singing Try A Little Tenderness 1969..
Hoyt Axton's mother cowrote "Heartbreak Hotel". They are the only mother and son to both write #1 songs.
A great one to watch by Three Dog Night is their version of "Try a Little Tenderness." You should watch it live though.
Both those performances sound exactly like their studio versions. They must have been lip syncing- per that tv show. They were incredibly talented and recorded a lot of great songs that were also big hits. Thank you for this reaction.
They dominated am radio/pop music for about a 10 year run. Music your parents didn't mind. Their "Captured Live at the Forum" album is kind of a hidden gem because they turned loose a band nobody knew they had. That album rocked and these guys were not known to be rockers.
IThere were 3 lead singers Lee. All equally strong. Keep digging. This group was one I enjoyed in 60s 70s. Both sung by Chuck.
When it’s real cold out, while trying to sleep, it’s a three dog night.
Three Dog Night - Shambala
Three Dog Night - Mama Told Me Not To Come
Three Dog Night - Never Been To Spain
Three Dog Night - Black & White
Three Dog Night - Old Fashioned Love Song
Out in the Country and Celebrate are two other great tunes by TDN. Very popular band in the 70’s. But my favorite is the song you played here. One. I used to lip sync in my younger days.
Happy Birthday!
Hoyt Axton wrote a lot of songs that were hits for others, but had a good career of doing his own stuff. Pissed off Johnny Carson by running long on the Tonight Show
Hoyt was great! Marty Robbins used to do that at the Opry!
Thanks for the rabbit hole I just crawled out of after wondering how many of their songs crossed into Christian music, I still don't know.
I did learn that Chuck Negron kicked a 27 yr heroin habit in '91 after at least 37 rehabs, was 25 yrs sober and performing in '17 when the interview was done.
There. Maybe now i can sleep. Lol
I love this band, was 12 when they split. Give them a shot.
Three dog night had 25 to 30 big hits...and was very popular.
These are both the studio versions. Both lip synced. Or else dubbed over.
The single version of Joy to the world. Has some extra guitar 🎸
Album version of One. Cold ending instead of fade out
They're not foolin' anybody Lol
Great kids song!
Thanks, L33 - TDN were amazing... going back to some of best of seventies (check out those groovy fashion choices.. lol) ... appreciate your reaction... (if you haven't yet, I think you'd enjoy "Mama Told me Not to Come".. written by genius Randy Newman...)
They have a fabulous live album Three Dog Night Captured Live at the Forum. Best tracks : Try a Little Tenderness, Eli's Coming, One, heck, pretty much everything.BTW - TDN was considered quite clean cut and main stream, so maybe your friend wasn't quite as wild as you think.
This band essentially had three lead singers. Each of them was quite capable of being out front.
oh to be thirty again!
Yep, you need to do the studio version of this, for yourself if no one else.
Chuck Negron is the lead on these.
If you've ever seen the movie Gremlins Hoyt Axton is the guy that buys the gremlin.
hoyt axton was in grelins.
React to everybody's got to be free and good loving by The Rascals
L33, these are not live recordings. What you're hearing is the actual studio audio albeit the sound quality is very poor. There are videos of their live performances out there. I suggest watching/ reacting to "Mama Told Me Not to Come", "Shambala" and "Eli's Coming". You'll get to see each "Dog" take their turn at lead vocals.
Speaking of partying, you should check out Mama Told Me Not to Come.
That was the studio version
Don't avoid these guys. They had a lot of hits. They were also touring a lot back in the day. They had a very tight band.
I believe both songs were the studio versions; they were lip syncing. 3 Dog Night had three actual lead singers, they didn't play instruments except tambourine and cow bell and they took turns singing lead and back up depending on the song. Each were incredible singers on their own, but magic together. Great band, with tons of radio hits. Their cover of The Band's Chest Fever was a favorite of mine as is the cover of Otis Redding's Try a Little Tenderness. Great stuff!
What we heard was the studio version o' One. They just mimed along as was common for television broadcasts. No need to waste time settin' up all those microphones 'n instruments, tunin' up or doin' sound checks.
Three excellent vocalists. Excellent band, I think they are downgraded because they didn't write their own songs, however, they did a great job of selecting material and had lots of hits. Negron was the primary vocalist, both of these songs. Cory Wells could really sing. Try a little tenderness is great, as is Out in the country. Happy Early Birthday Lee!
Great cover band!
3DN - the world's greatest cover band, mega-popular. Fine musicians especially Floyd Sneed the drummer. "Jeremiah was a bullfrog".. there's a Hidden Meaning there. Still trying to decipher it. I imagine Mr Ferris to be a Gandalf-like personage. Perhaps he would know
Great songs! For another experience, I don't know if you've ever reviewed the band INXS! Highly talented and often overlooked. Try the song, Suicide Blonde. Great singing, great energy, great driving drums and a kick-ass Harmonica! I'm a harp player so I had to mention the Harmonica, one of the most recognized and highly rated performances....
ENJOY!!!
These were both the studio versions, but there are definitely better quality versions of the recordings.