Three Dog Night was more successful and more Rock'n'Roll than over half the bands in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The fact that they and other great bands like Jethro Tull, Grand Funk and Foreigner haven't been inducted proves how misguided that Hall of Fame is.
@@darylhoskins5696 It's amazing the number of great Rock bands that have been passed over in favor of pop singers and singer-songwriters who can't sing.
I always liked Chuck’s voice the best, but there is no right or wrong when people pick the best voice or best guitarist etc, it’s just personal taste and opinion
60 now and I can remember when I first started listening to them. They were my first inspiration when just learning to play drums. Worked out well and i never looked back. Saw them live during the 80s. ✌
From 1968-1974 they sold the most albums of all bands in that era. I am proud that Cory Wells was born in Buffalo, NY and raised as I was also. He past away living in Dunkirk, NY about an hour south of Buffalo, NY on Lake Erie. Cory was the main person to the band and the structure. A very down to earth humble family man. Thank You Cory for years of memories.
As a young teenager I joined the Three Dog Night fan club. I also joined the Cory Wells fan club because he was my favorite of the group. His real name was Emil Lewandowski. Tomorrow, October 20, 2021 will be the 6th year since he passes away. R. I. P. Cory.🙏🏼
Shout out from another native New Yorker! Born in the city, later on moved the family up to a little town called Olean, in Western NY. Sorry I missed them in that area!
I loved the vocals by Chuck on the song "Easy To Be Hard" Chuck, Cory and Danny were great singing harmony with the group! I seen them in concert several times and they put on a great show! RIP Cory👍👍
I loooooooove the heck out of this group. I still listen to their music often. Mama Told Me Not To Come One, Joy To The World, Shambala, Easy To Be Hard, Black and White, The Show Must Go On Out In The country A Change Is Gonna Come
You MUST look up the Brian Wilson song they recorded as Redwood: Time to Get Alone. I think it’s marvelous, and it’s annoying that the rest of The Beach Boys insisted that they record it first…
@@waldorfmartialarts8320 ... yesss ... that's the above mentioned Joy To The World !! ... Three Dog Night had so many great hits 🎶 and I always loved their multiple lead singers, especially Chuck Negron ... one of my favorite bands from the late 60s-80s, the era of my teens, 20s and 30s ... such great memories !! 💜💜
I ne4ver knew what happened to them since their last hits, "Shambala" in late summer 1973, and "The Show Must Go On" in early '74,so thanks for such a thorough story of all their changes.
With my first check from my 82 subscriber paper route... a whopping $48.00... I bought three albums. They were $3.28 each. Steppenwolf - Gold, Creedence - Bayou Country, and Three Dog Night - Golden Biscuits. Loved this band.
Who gives a hoot if somebody else wrote their music. They belong in Rock and Roll hall of fame. Too bad a handful of music snobs determine an undermined future.
I was a skeptic until my girlfriend bought tickets for us at the Felt Forum. It was a great show. The musicians were excellent and the lead singers blew it away !
Saw them at the old Century theater in Paramus, New Jersey in early 1970! I was seventeen years old and a senior in high school! They were amazing! Had a mad crush on Cory Wells ever since! Shame he and Chuck never made peace before Cory died! They made such beautiful music together! Rock in peace Cory! You guys were the best back in the day! 💜🤘🎸
3DN was my personal favorite band in the early 70s. Sure everybody loved the Beatles, Stones and Zeppelin, but somehow 3DN was mine. Awesome lead and harmony vocals and song selections by the best songwriters of the day. Live at the Forum is still one of the iconic Live albums of all time. Sorry I never saw them Live. Later lineup changes were hard to follow- you need a scorecard. Didn’t realize they had some many drug problems. Thanks for the detailed video
I'm 69,--- 3 dog night Was the 1st band I ever saw In concert live. Saint Louis Missouri ,Kiel Auditorium, I was still in high school and that was the high of the day, It was quite an experience I'll never forget!!!!!!✌✌✌🤘🤘🤘
Last time I saw three dog was in Lancaster, Ca AV fair...They were so good we stayed for second show...Danny was super nice..borrowed my pen to do auto graphs then I got my autograph on program 🤗🤗🤗
1963 Corvair with an under dash 8 track; 3DN, Led Zep 2 and Otis to choose from. They were amazing to see in concert, the band and the singers. Probably the last concert I saw before getting drafted.
I have seen Three Dog Night live twice in my lifetime. The first time was on February 7, 1969, at Hec Edmundson Pavilion on the University of Washington campus. They weren't even the headliners - Steppenwolf was, but nearly everyone there thought Three Dog Night was better. The second time was 50 years and 2 weeks later, in Columbia, SC. They were still wonderful.
Same here in a way first time was July 9,1972 Pocono Mountains 🏔 second time Seneca Niagara Casino 2004 my Nieborhood but I’m blocked from All Seneca Venues because I asked Security of Said Casino to Let Me Give My Biological Daughter a gift 🎁 a Celtic Harp well long story short I got my money back for the three tickets 🎟 I bought and Steve Washburn Vice President of Security Dropped Dead 💀 a month after he sent me the second letter barring me for Life June 2013 RIP 🪦 asswipe
I saw them in the late 1990’s with Cory and Danny! I was somewhat doubtful they would put on a good show without Chuck. No sir, it wasn’t good, it was fantastic!
In 69 they played in Eugene OR as the lead in band to Steppenwolf... Steppenwolf was BOOOED off the stage as everyone wanted more 3 dog nite...... I wasn't there but my underage friends snuck in to watch it....
T.D.N. has been one of my favs since I was five in 1972.I was obsessed with Chuck! I still listen to them regularly.Theyhave been so underrated and left out of much deserved appreciation.They should be in Rock hall of fame.They ruled the early 70’s . Sold ore alblumsandwon more awards then any other bands at that time!
The snobs at the R&R HOF, will never induct 3 Dog Night, because they didn't write their own songs. Neither did Elvis, but, I guess that's a different story.
@@alandesgrange9703 Most of the inductees from the 50' and particularly Mowtown and Tamla from the 60's were hit factory singers yet a lot of those "singers" are in. Mind you they was great talents. But If they're in TDN should be in given how many hits they had.
@@louiegallardo7562 I agree. There's a lot of artists in the hall, that I would not consider rock. But, it seems that if you are a rock artist, you are held to a different standard. Look at all the hits The Grass Roots had. They will never make it in either.
@@alandesgrange9703 I don't know about that Alan they have a better chance than most seeing that they allow convicted murders in isn't Phil Spector still in? Bobby Beausoleil was on death row ( Not Records) for his part in one of the Manson murders. Now serving a life sentence because California doesn't do the DP any more. Besides Midnight Confessions is a great song.
I saw them at one of their very first gigs. They played at the National Guard Armory, a small concrete building on the edge of Las Vegas. This was before drugs tore the band apart. They were so tight and professional, different from every other band out at that time. Before drugs, they were fantastic!
Mike Huckaby had him on his show a few years ago. I wonder if he and the band still talk. If they ever get inducted into the HOF, I wonder if they would come together. When Chicago was inducted, Peter Cetera wasn't there.
I just saw them on 4-29-22 in Biloxi. It was the best concert I have ever seen. As a matter of fact - they announced a NEW ALBUM being released. They played a new song from it and got a standing ovation. They are still AWESOME!!!❤❤❤❤
When you are out checking your trap line in northern Manitoba at minus 35 degreesF you need three dogs in your tent to keep you warm at night. That is a 3 dog night
@@barbaravecchio5600 In Australia. The aboriginies, in the winter, made holes in the ground and slept in the holes with their dogs, who had very heavy winter coats. One dog on a chilly night, two dogs on a cold night, and a very cold night was a three dog night.
Several years ago ,I gut to see Chuck Negron at the Santa Monica Convention Center ,he was PHENOMENAL,also very lucky to be alive as he stated before he performed I had all thier albums on vinyl,sadly ,I lost all my belongings in a fire many years ago ,but these guys are legends in my opinion.
As a teen I began to grow my hair long because of the 3 dogs. What a great era to be a young long haired hippie and digging all the 3 dog night music. BTW, I can tell that this narrator was not around when three dog night was around.
Love 3DN i grew up during the late 60s/early-mid 70s hit after hit from 1968 thru 1974 and one of all time faves from that era...my favorites are "Out in the country Easy to be hard Eli's coming...this 56 yr old knows his music..hahaha.
Saw them at Deadwood Mountain Grand with my Bride and two daughters a few years ago, actually surprised my daughters with the show. To this day it is their Favorite concert!! They had the joint Rocking! Great music, and Chuck still has a great voice. Who doesn’t know and sing along to “ Joy to the World AND Shambala”?
It’s a shame that such a band as Three Dog Night would end up falling apart, they were such a talented group with so much potential, the double live album they produced had so many great songs on it, my parents bought that album and I spent hours listening to it, much of the material was well written and the musicianship was top notch. Old Fashioned Love Song, Eli’s Coming, One, Brickyard Blues, Mama Told Me Not Come, Black and White, Joy To The World, and many other great songs were on their records. Had they been together when I was in High-School I most likely would have attended one of their concerts. It’s too bad that they didn’t tour with Blood Sweat and Tears, that would have been a great combination. I had always wondered what happened with them, they essentially fell off the face of the Earth, as far as we all knew. Many other good bands fell apart shortly after they had gotten airborne, it’s too bad that these guys didn’t stick it out a bit longer, they would have made good candidates for a Las Vegas residency. Thank you for posting this video, and answering the question! Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨
I saw the band perform in 1987, on a make-shift stage, in a parking lot, in Richmond, Va., at a street fair. I felt badly for them to see that they had fallen so far down to this fate.
@Jimjimmyjames Smith: I think you meant to say "couldn't" collect royalties . . . They would, however, still be receiving royalties on continued album sales and radio play, even though they don't receive royalties from publishing.
The narrator needs to speak with better enunciation of the English language and learn how to pronounce the names of band members and record producers before he begins the narration of his videos. Speaking hurriedly at times is difficult to understand.
@@FrankNStein-mr1mp Not everyone knows that Jeremiah the bullfrog was quite the philosopher as well. When asked his opinion on the passage of time,, he thought a bit, then responded, "Time is fun when you're having flies". Of course, he said that in Bullfrogese, which is a very nuanced language, and there's no guarantee that the interpreter got it right. 😆😆😆
The "Ajax Lady" from Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke is who's responsible for the name Three Dog Night, she was Danny Hutton's girlfriend at the time and suggested the name. Her name was June Fairchild and aside from giving them their name she was in several movies including the 1971 Rock Hudson movie Pretty Maids All in a Row and 1974's Thunderbolt and Lightfoot with Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges and several others.
It sounds like you're trying to rush through your script as quickly as possible, which is compromising your delivery. If your audience wants a faster delivery, they can always just set the audio to 1.25X or 1.5X... so you don't really have to try to sprint through it.
Another great video, amazing group. Again I learnt something new (the Rufus connection). BTW, Sault Ste. Marie is pronounced "Soo" Ste Marie. Now I taught you something! LOL😉
Have loved Three Dog Night ever since the first time I heard them. I saw them in 81 or 82 I think,it was at the Orange Show in San Bernardino Ca it wss like the county fair one of the best concerts I've ever seen and it was only $3.00 to get in.
Aside from the vocalists, this band didn't have any "virtuoso" musicians...what it did have is absolutely perfect chemistry and matching skill level to make an amazing ensemble. Been a huge fan since I was a wee child. They were my first concert as a pre teen...first time smelling weed. My best pal's big sis took us. Rebels! (late 60's) Absolutely blown away by their performance.
Isn’t that enough? The Beatles weren’t virtuoso musicians. Very few pop artists are. The big drawback for me was that they didn’t write their own songs and weren’t part of a musical movement and so lacked an identity. Their versatility meant that they fell between different stools which means that they’ve been forgotten, more than their talent warranted.
I had to watch it with the subtitles on. Even the "auto translator" had trouble understanding him sometimes. He should just slow down a little, and try not to sound like he's reading copy, and he'll be fine.
Three Dog Night and WHITESNAKE? Those are two names I never thought I'd ever hear mentioned in the same breath! I didn't figure anyone who was in Three Dog Night would be cool enough to play in Whitesnake!
This could have been interesting except the narrator has a terrible speech impediment that makes it sound almost unintelligible. "Are you drunk or something?"
I saw them on their reunion tour in 1984 with my now ex wife... those guys were amazing. it was the all original group at a place called the Cotillion in Wichita Kansas.. Its sounds like my marriage broke up at the same time as chuck left the band..
I saw 'em in 1974, and Chuck Negron was so high that he didn't even know where he was. He chugged orange juice for the entire show, which I've been told, indicates that he was trying to replenish his vitamin C levels, which are said to be depleted by LSD or "acid" use. I found out later that he had struggled with a heroin addiction for years, and had lost all of his worldly possessions, including all the gold records and other awards, and eventually ended up on Skid Row. Such a waste of God-given talent.
Really sloppy writing and editing on this. One example has you stating that "Mama Told Me Not To Come" reached #11 while showing the chart with the song at #12. You also might have mentioned that Cory Wells's "almost comical" vocal style on that song was his emulation of Randy Newman's vocal (who wrote and originally recorded it.). You also skipped wildly from discussing the It Ain't Easy LP at length, to abruptly talking about "Joy To The World" which was on their fourth album Naturally. You also referred to "Axton" without explaining who he (Hoyt Axton, the songwriter) was. And of course you completely skipped over their second LP, Suitable For Framing. There's probably more mistakes in the part after the discussion of "Joy To The World" but I stopped watching.
Three Dog Night was a band ,which as known for their vocalizations ? and numerous hit status ,and ''pop'' image ! .I can't remember them ''stretching it out'' with their band as in ''live performances ?. Were their good musicians in the background ? .I believe they were much as the Grassroots ''hit wonders'',though probably tells why they are not HOF material !. I like those hits also, though one looks at them as ELO ? another ""hit machine'',but they had a great musical band behind them ,classical in theme, but could bust a huitar solo . I don't know why they are not remembered better, though a great name !
The fact that Rap/ Hip Hop is inducted into the “Rock n Roll” Hall of Fame is just insane. Rap and Hip Hop have enough history and artists to do a Hall of Fame dedicated to that form of music
Three Dog Night was more successful and more Rock'n'Roll than over half the bands in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The fact that they and other great bands like Jethro Tull, Grand Funk and Foreigner haven't been inducted proves how misguided that Hall of Fame is.
misguided indeed
I could not agree more!
Yes Sir , I Live in Ohio and will not attend the Bullshit Hall of Fame!
Look How they treated , Paul Rogers , Great Singer for over 50 Years , Free , Bad Company , The Firm !
@@darylhoskins5696 It's amazing the number of great Rock bands that have been passed over in favor of pop singers and singer-songwriters who can't sing.
It's worth a mention..Out in The Country... even though it wasn't a hit was one of there most wonderful songs.
And when it’s sung live in concert it’s thrilling.
My absolute favorite TDN song!
Cory had the best voice in RnR ...nobody to this day comes close. RIP Mr. Wells
So true! What a great voice. Cory was soulful, Chuck was smooth, and Danny’s voice was rich.
Great voice for sure but 3 dog night was not rock n roll..
I always liked Chuck’s voice the best, but there is no right or wrong when people pick the best voice or best guitarist etc, it’s just personal taste and opinion
Hutton and Negron were great too! Remember when some bands had 2 or 3 great singers?? Rap and hip hop groups dont even have ONE!
@@kent2360BS.
Three dog night is still outstanding!!! One of my favorite bands of all time!!!
Still? So you think Hutton and Allsup are TDN?
@stevenliniak3625 * That ain't Three Dog Night! Not even close.
60 now and I can remember when I first started listening to them. They were my first inspiration when just learning to play drums. Worked out well and i never looked back. Saw them live during the 80s. ✌
From 1968-1974 they sold the most albums of all bands in that era. I am proud that Cory Wells was born in Buffalo, NY and raised as I was also. He past away living in Dunkirk, NY about an hour south of Buffalo, NY on Lake Erie. Cory was the main person to the band and the structure. A very down to earth humble family man. Thank You Cory for years of memories.
As a young teenager I joined the Three Dog Night fan club. I also joined the Cory Wells fan club because he was my favorite of the group. His real name was Emil Lewandowski.
Tomorrow, October 20, 2021 will be the 6th year since he passes away.
R. I. P. Cory.🙏🏼
U'r prowd because he was born in buffalo?
Shout out from another native New Yorker! Born in the city, later on moved the family up to a little town called Olean, in Western NY. Sorry I missed them in that area!
@@gingerelvira6587 , he's probably proud to share the same birth place, as my brother, when Buffalo was still a decent place.
WoW I live nearby closer to Goat Island 🏝 66 Years
I loved the vocals by Chuck on the song "Easy To Be Hard" Chuck, Cory and Danny were great singing harmony with the group! I seen them in concert several times and they put on a great show! RIP Cory👍👍
Some of the best music ever and thank you for that!!
I loooooooove the heck out of this group. I still listen to their music often.
Mama Told Me Not To Come
One, Joy To The World, Shambala,
Easy To Be Hard, Black and White,
The Show Must Go On
Out In The country
A Change Is Gonna Come
You MUST look up the Brian Wilson song they recorded as Redwood: Time to Get Alone. I think it’s marvelous, and it’s annoying that the rest of The Beach Boys insisted that they record it first…
And what about , "Never been to Spain " one of my favorites!!
What about Jeremiah was a bull frog!
Old fashioned love song,my favorite.
@@waldorfmartialarts8320 ... yesss ... that's the above mentioned Joy To The World !! ... Three Dog Night had so many great hits 🎶 and I always loved their multiple lead singers, especially Chuck Negron ... one of my favorite bands from the late 60s-80s, the era of my teens, 20s and 30s ... such great memories !! 💜💜
I ne4ver knew what happened to them since their last hits, "Shambala" in late summer 1973, and "The Show Must Go On" in early '74,so thanks for such a thorough story of all their changes.
With my first check from my 82 subscriber paper route... a whopping $48.00... I bought three albums. They were $3.28 each. Steppenwolf - Gold, Creedence - Bayou Country, and Three Dog Night - Golden Biscuits. Loved this band.
Who gives a hoot if somebody else wrote their music. They belong in Rock and Roll hall of fame. Too bad a handful of music snobs determine an undermined future.
Hall of shame. One hour away. Never been, never want to go.
Elton John is in it and he never wrote any of his songs. His lover Bernie did.
I remember Cory. Wells. Guest star on Kurt Gowdys sportsman outdoors . They were fly fishing the Muskegon river in Michigan. 1968
Loved those guys in the early seventies...I was thirteen when I first heard them.
As a teenager one of my favorite bands!!
My Cousin Helena was Married to Mike Alsup.
Still one of my favorites today!!
I remember back in '73 when these guys ruled the airwaves!
I was a skeptic until my girlfriend bought tickets for us at the Felt Forum. It was a great show. The musicians were excellent and the lead singers blew it away !
Danny is touring with mostly different musicians. We lost Corey and the keyboardist to cancer and Chuck has never returned.
Wow! What a convoluted history. It’s hard to follow without drawing a chart. Still love their music.
We saw them 3times in the 80s as 2 dog night..Danny and Cory. Excellent shows all of them..love this band!!!
The best song they did in my opinion was LIAR. To this day it's one of my favorites.
You can't mention the 70s with out saying three dog night!!!
What a great band..I'll always be a fan... good memories
Saw them at the old Century theater in Paramus, New Jersey in early 1970! I was seventeen years old and a senior in high school! They were amazing! Had a mad crush on Cory Wells ever since! Shame he and Chuck never made peace before Cory died! They made such beautiful music together! Rock in peace Cory! You guys were the best back in the day! 💜🤘🎸
I saw them live. AMAZING! One of my favorite concerts 😍
Nothing seems to destroy a band and its members faster than success. What a long and winding road Three Dog Night had.
Long in winding Road - great name for a song, but someone else may already have it.
3DN was my personal favorite band in the early 70s. Sure everybody loved the Beatles, Stones and Zeppelin, but somehow 3DN was mine. Awesome lead and harmony vocals and song selections by the best songwriters of the day. Live at the Forum is still one of the iconic Live albums of all time. Sorry I never saw them Live. Later lineup changes were hard to follow- you need a scorecard. Didn’t realize they had some many drug problems. Thanks for the detailed video
I'm with you they were great
I rediscovered this band after hearing “Shambala” for the first time on “Lost”, my favorite TV show at that time.
I love that song, and have the single somewhere.
Lol yep . I'm watching Lost now for the first time . Good stuff
I'm 69,--- 3 dog night Was the 1st band I ever saw In concert live. Saint Louis Missouri ,Kiel Auditorium, I was still in high school and that was the high of the day, It was quite an experience I'll never forget!!!!!!✌✌✌🤘🤘🤘
i was there too. Steppenwolf was the Main, 3DN was the intro
@@BigSkyCurmudgeon - Me to! But in Omaha, Nebraska at the Civic Auditorium.
Last time I saw three dog was in Lancaster, Ca AV fair...They were so good we stayed for second show...Danny was super nice..borrowed my pen to do auto graphs then I got my autograph on program 🤗🤗🤗
1963 Corvair with an under dash 8 track; 3DN, Led Zep 2 and Otis to choose from. They were amazing to see in concert, the band and the singers. Probably the last concert I saw before getting drafted.
Talented singers, musicians/golden memories of youth & future promise. Thank you for such great entertainment!🙏🌐🏞⚘
I have seen Three Dog Night live twice in my lifetime. The first time was on February 7, 1969, at Hec Edmundson Pavilion on the University of Washington campus. They weren't even the headliners - Steppenwolf was, but nearly everyone there thought Three Dog Night was better. The second time was 50 years and 2 weeks later, in Columbia, SC. They were still wonderful.
Same here in a way first time was July 9,1972 Pocono Mountains 🏔 second time Seneca Niagara Casino 2004 my Nieborhood but I’m blocked from All Seneca Venues because I asked Security of Said Casino to Let Me Give My Biological Daughter a gift 🎁 a Celtic Harp well long story short I got my money back for the three tickets 🎟 I bought and Steve Washburn Vice President of Security Dropped Dead 💀 a month after he sent me the second letter barring me for Life June 2013 RIP 🪦 asswipe
I saw them in the late 1990’s with Cory and Danny! I was somewhat doubtful they would put on a good show without Chuck. No sir, it wasn’t good, it was fantastic!
In 69 they played in Eugene OR as the lead in band to Steppenwolf... Steppenwolf was BOOOED off the stage as everyone wanted more 3 dog nite...... I wasn't there but my underage friends snuck in to watch it....
Very underated. They hit a chord with me and my girl back around 1971. Best year of my life.
Dont it suck when your best year was 50 years ago? Mine was 1983. It just steadily went downhill after that...
T.D.N. has been one of my favs since I was five in 1972.I was obsessed with Chuck! I still listen to them regularly.Theyhave been so underrated and left out of much deserved appreciation.They should be in Rock hall of fame.They ruled the early 70’s . Sold ore alblumsandwon more awards then any other bands at that time!
Me too...love Chuck Negron's octave range!
Why are they not in the R&R HOF?
While I'm on the subject neither are the Guess Who.
Travesty
The snobs at the R&R HOF, will never induct 3 Dog Night, because they didn't write their own songs. Neither did Elvis, but, I guess that's a different story.
@@alandesgrange9703
Most of the inductees from the 50' and particularly Mowtown and Tamla from the 60's were hit factory singers yet a lot of those "singers" are in. Mind you they was great talents. But If they're in TDN should be in given how many hits they had.
@@louiegallardo7562 I agree. There's a lot of artists in the hall, that I would not consider rock. But, it seems that if you are a rock artist, you are held to a different standard. Look at all the hits The Grass Roots had. They will never make it in either.
@@alandesgrange9703 I don't know about that Alan they have a better chance than most seeing that they allow convicted murders in isn't Phil Spector still in? Bobby Beausoleil was on death row ( Not Records) for his part in one of the Manson murders. Now serving a life sentence because California doesn't do the DP any more. Besides Midnight Confessions is a great song.
I saw them at one of their very first gigs. They played at the National Guard Armory, a small concrete building on the edge of Las Vegas. This was before drugs tore the band apart. They were so tight and professional, different from every other band out at that time. Before drugs, they were fantastic!
*The history of Three Dog Night as read by that one kid from my eighth grade class.*
😂😂😂😂 perfect! 😂😂😂😂
Chuck Negron wrote a hair-raising but fascinating memoir titled Three Dog Nightmare about how he finally got off drugs. (AFAIK, he’s still clean.)
..he is..and super healthy looking..
@@robertallen6710 Oh, good! Thanks for sharing.
It was a great book. As far as I know Chuck has remained drug free.
Mike Huckaby had him on his show a few years ago. I wonder if he and the band still talk. If they ever get inducted into the HOF, I wonder if they would come together. When Chicago was inducted, Peter Cetera wasn't there.
I just saw them on 4-29-22 in Biloxi. It was the best concert I have ever seen. As a matter of fact - they announced a NEW ALBUM being released. They played a new song from it and got a standing ovation. They are still AWESOME!!!❤❤❤❤
When you are out checking your trap line in northern Manitoba at minus 35 degreesF you need three dogs in your tent to keep you warm at night. That is a 3 dog night
That is where the meaning of the name originated based on those really cold nights anywhere!
Always wondered about their name - thanks!
@@barbaravecchio5600 In Australia. The aboriginies, in the winter, made holes in the ground and slept in the holes with their dogs, who had very heavy winter coats. One dog on a chilly night, two dogs on a cold night, and a very cold night was a three dog night.
Several years ago ,I gut to see Chuck Negron at the Santa Monica Convention Center ,he was PHENOMENAL,also very lucky to be alive as he stated before he performed I had all thier albums on vinyl,sadly ,I lost all my belongings in a fire many years ago ,but these guys are legends in my opinion.
As a teen I began to grow my hair long because of the 3 dogs. What a great era to be a young long haired hippie and digging all the 3 dog night music. BTW, I can tell that this narrator was not around when three dog night was around.
I saw them play in January 1969 at the Miami Pop Festival
Love 3DN i grew up during the late 60s/early-mid 70s hit after hit from 1968 thru 1974 and one of all time faves from that era...my favorites are "Out in the country Easy to be hard Eli's coming...this 56 yr old knows his music..hahaha.
Saw them at Deadwood Mountain Grand with my Bride and two daughters a few years ago, actually surprised my daughters with the show. To this day it is their Favorite concert!! They had the joint Rocking! Great music, and Chuck still has a great voice. Who doesn’t know and sing along to “ Joy to the World AND Shambala”?
It’s a shame that such a band as Three Dog Night would end up falling apart, they were such a talented group with so much potential, the double live album they produced had so many great songs on it, my parents bought that album and I spent hours listening to it, much of the material was well written and the musicianship was top notch. Old Fashioned Love Song, Eli’s Coming, One, Brickyard Blues, Mama Told Me Not Come, Black and White, Joy To The World, and many other great songs were on their records. Had they been together when I was in High-School I most likely would have attended one of their concerts. It’s too bad that they didn’t tour with Blood Sweat and Tears, that would have been a great combination. I had always wondered what happened with them, they essentially fell off the face of the Earth, as far as we all knew.
Many other good bands fell apart shortly after they had gotten airborne, it’s too bad that these guys didn’t stick it out a bit longer, they would have made good candidates for a Las Vegas residency.
Thank you for posting this video, and answering the question!
Please have an excellent and awesome day! ☀️✨
I saw the band perform in 1987, on a make-shift stage, in a parking lot, in Richmond, Va., at a street fair. I felt badly for them to see that they had fallen so far down to this fate.
@Jimjimmyjames Smith: I think you meant to say "couldn't" collect royalties . . . They would, however, still be receiving royalties on continued album sales and radio play, even though they don't receive royalties from publishing.
The narrator needs to speak with better enunciation of the English language and learn how to pronounce the names of band members and record producers before he begins the narration of his videos. Speaking hurriedly at times is difficult to understand.
Saw them in 81 at Wisconsin State Fair.
Naturally, great album.
Heavy Church, beautiful.
Chuck Nagrons vocals on the song 'Pieces of April' is a true classic.
Thanks for digging deep with their history. I grew up listening to them.
Joe Shermy used to sleep on my couch when he was down and out in 1995.
A lot of information! Jeremiah was a bullfrog --- was a good friend of mine, too! 😄😄😄
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I never understood a single word he said, but I always drank his wine, 'cause he always had some mighty fine, JOY....👍😃
@@FrankNStein-mr1mp Exactly! 😄
@@FrankNStein-mr1mp Not everyone knows that Jeremiah the bullfrog was quite the philosopher as well. When asked his opinion on the passage of time,, he thought a bit, then responded, "Time is fun when you're having flies". Of course, he said that in Bullfrogese, which is a very nuanced language, and there's no guarantee that the interpreter got it right. 😆😆😆
Just an old fashioned love song…….
playing on the radio! 🎼
Just seen them live at Andiamos in Warren Michigan they were FABULOUS
I remember listening to 'Joy To The World' in second grade. That was 'the song' at that time in history.
Absolutely! 4th grade was a rockin' . A magical song indeed!
@@pappyroxx1841 4th grade. Wow, you're way older than me.😅
Reminds me of high school like so many bands of that time!
I loved this band when I was a kid. Then I heard Led Zeppelin.
The "Ajax Lady" from Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke is who's responsible for the name Three Dog Night, she was Danny Hutton's girlfriend at the time and suggested the name.
Her name was June Fairchild and aside from giving them their name she was in several movies including the 1971 Rock Hudson movie Pretty Maids All in a Row and 1974's Thunderbolt and Lightfoot with Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges and several others.
That stuff is really good. It has to be. It has blue specks in it.
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Bolivian blue flake🤮🤮🤮🤣🤣🤣
Growing up in Miami Florida loved three dog night in the late 60s and early 1970s!!!!
It sounds like you're trying to rush through your script as quickly as possible, which is compromising your delivery. If your audience wants a faster delivery, they can always just set the audio to 1.25X or 1.5X... so you don't really have to try to sprint through it.
Can't listen to this garbled mess.
Dude you need to ENUCIATE!!
The narrator mumbles a lot. Glad I bought that rare book about TDN, it tells the whole story.
Love 3 dog night. My favorite song is Joy to the World
Still got the 8 track tapes!! ❤love them always!
Another great video, amazing group. Again I learnt something new (the Rufus connection). BTW, Sault Ste. Marie is pronounced "Soo" Ste Marie. Now I taught you something! LOL😉
Thanks for the info!
I belonged to the Columbia house record club. Almost every album i ordered was three dog night. My favorite band of the early 70's.
Interesting but hard to follow since the narrator kept stumbling over his words.
Have loved Three Dog Night ever since the first time I heard them. I saw them in 81 or 82 I think,it was at the Orange Show in San Bernardino Ca it wss like the county fair one of the best concerts I've ever seen and it was only $3.00 to get in.
Great band 🎸 great music 🎶
Hoyt Axton also wrote The Pusher for Steppenwolf, and co-wrote The No No Song for Ringo Starr, proving he was no goonie.
For God's sake, slow down just a bit. This is a chore to try to listen too.
Mike Keeley is my Uncle. I have a couple of awesome childhood memories of the band.
Love their music
I went to their concert in Vancouver around ‘ 71 .... after my first big concert ... which was Ten years After ! I just about feel asleep 😴
They were the first concert I saw in 1974. Huntsville AL.
Me too!
I loved that band.
Great Group Glad I've Got the Best of 1970s CD. Should Be in R & R Hall of Fame.
Aside from the vocalists, this band didn't have any "virtuoso" musicians...what it did have is absolutely perfect chemistry and matching skill level to make an amazing ensemble.
Been a huge fan since I was a wee child.
They were my first concert as a pre teen...first time smelling weed. My best pal's big sis took us. Rebels! (late 60's)
Absolutely blown away by their performance.
Isn’t that enough? The Beatles weren’t virtuoso musicians. Very few pop artists are. The big drawback for me was that they didn’t write their own songs and weren’t part of a musical movement and so lacked an identity. Their versatility meant that they fell between different stools which means that they’ve been forgotten, more than their talent warranted.
Your voice could use some enunciation to make your message easier to understand. Great work!
Yeah. Pretty hard to follow.
I think it's because he's trying to speak too quickly.
I had to watch it with the subtitles on. Even the "auto translator" had trouble understanding him sometimes. He should just slow down a little, and try not to sound like he's reading copy, and he'll be fine.
I'm relieved to hear it wasn't just me. I couldn't understand half of what he was saying!
Totally agree! Probably good research, but the delivery was pretty bad.
Chuck almost killed himself with herion.
Three Dog Night and WHITESNAKE? Those are two names I never thought I'd ever hear mentioned in the same breath! I didn't figure anyone who was in Three Dog Night would be cool enough to play in Whitesnake!
This could have been interesting except the narrator has a terrible speech impediment that makes it sound almost unintelligible. "Are you drunk or something?"
A lot of band and musician names tossed around but the two words that reached out and grabbed me - Electric Prunes.
What happened to Three Dog Night? Fifty years.
They played before our fireworks show in Kokomo Indiana on July fourth this year.
I saw them on their reunion tour in 1984 with my now ex wife... those guys were amazing. it was the all original group at a place called the Cotillion in Wichita Kansas.. Its sounds like my marriage broke up at the same time as chuck left the band..
Seen them twice in my life, first time Pocono Mountains 🏔 July 1972
Second time Seneca Niagara Casino free outside concert 2004
I saw 'em in 1974, and Chuck Negron was so high that he didn't even know where he was. He chugged orange juice for the entire show, which I've been told, indicates that he was trying to replenish his vitamin C levels, which are said to be depleted by LSD or "acid" use. I found out later that he had struggled with a heroin addiction for years, and had lost all of his worldly possessions, including all the gold records and other awards, and eventually ended up on Skid Row. Such a waste of God-given talent.
Really sloppy writing and editing on this. One example has you stating that "Mama Told Me Not To Come" reached #11 while showing the chart with the song at #12. You also might have mentioned that Cory Wells's "almost comical" vocal style on that song was his emulation of Randy Newman's vocal (who wrote and originally recorded it.). You also skipped wildly from discussing the It Ain't Easy LP at length, to abruptly talking about "Joy To The World" which was on their fourth album Naturally. You also referred to "Axton" without explaining who he (Hoyt Axton, the songwriter) was. And of course you completely skipped over their second LP, Suitable For Framing. There's probably more mistakes in the part after the discussion of "Joy To The World" but I stopped watching.
Not the best delivery either lol
No rehearsal?
Three Dog Night was a band ,which as known for their vocalizations ? and numerous hit status ,and ''pop'' image ! .I can't remember them ''stretching it out'' with their band as in ''live performances ?. Were their good musicians in the background ? .I believe they were much as the Grassroots ''hit wonders'',though probably tells why they are not HOF material !. I like those hits also, though one looks at them as ELO ? another ""hit machine'',but they had a great musical band behind them ,classical in theme, but could bust a huitar solo . I don't know why they are not remembered better, though a great name !
Thank you for posting this interesting video.
Re read it, don't leave the mistakes in...
Them and Bread were my favorite bands in the early 70s good happy vibes from them
Loved Three Dog Night.
Love the music 🎶
They put out so much great music.
They were a powerhouse with everything they performed...I remember Denny Hutton did a single called Rose's and Rainbows are you...
I remember buying one of their albums at Woolworth store in early 70s as a kid.
This narrator has a LIPSE!
The fact that Rap/ Hip Hop is inducted into the “Rock n Roll” Hall of Fame is just insane. Rap and Hip Hop have enough history and artists to do a Hall of Fame dedicated to that form of music