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For a hot minute in the late 60's-early 70's Three Dog Night was the hottest band around. They had a bunch of hits, and were on TV seemingly every other week. A lot at the time. With the first line "Jeremiah was a bullfrog, was a good friend of mine",it was all anyone wanted to hear for about two months. AM radio was burning up. We need some joy right now, for sure.
Your absolutely right! I loved 3 Dog night!
Mainly just 1971.
I love Three Dog Night but they lost me with the "Jeremiah was a bullfrog" line. It seemed too stupid to me. I love many of their other songs like, "Never Been To Spain", "One", "Black And White", "Shambala", etc. but I thought the bullfrog thing was ridiculous.
@@mikemiller3069 It's supposed to be ridiculous. This song and Never Been To Spain were written by Hoyt Axton, who played the father in the movie Gremlins.
@@williamjordan5554 maybe it is supposed to be ridiculous but that doesn't mean I have to like it. I didn't like it when it came out and still don't. But I still like most of their other songs. It sounds like it's made for kids when they start out with the bullfrog stuff. I'm just not into it.
It was a good time to grow up during those times. Everyone loved Three Dog Night music Black and White is another great song by them.
"Black and White" "Eli's coming" "Easy to be Hard" three great songs by Three Dog Night...check them out!!
they have reacted to "Black and White"
@@surlechapeau Have to do Black and White
Preach, y'all! And another song of theirs that lifts up the spirit is "Shambala"...an even better song imho. They have SO many hits.
"One" & "Easy To Be Hard"..gorgeous ballads.
"Try A Little Tenderness", "Eli's Coming", "Never Been To Spain"..soulful.
"Celebrate"..just plain fun!
They're a great band with 3 lead singers, great harmonies, a sense of humor too. AND one of the biggest selling bands of the 70's (for good reason). Please do more!💙☮💙
Thhis right here is my kinda music . If its good ole 70s ITs MINE ALL MINE LOL No I will share
"Joy to the World" was one of my favorite songs when I was a little kid. Bullfrogs? Fishes? What more could a five year old boy want from a romp in the outdoors? Three Dog Night featured three great vocalists fronting a great rock-funk-soul band circa 1970. They ruled pop radio in the early seventies with over twenty top forty hits including three number ones. When you're ready for more from Three Dog Night, check out some of their other songs -- "One", "Shambala", "Eli's Coming", "Easy to Be Hard", "Celebrate", "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)", "Never Been to Spain", "Try a Little Tenderness", "Ain't That A Lotta Love", "Out In The Country", and "Black & White" among others.
You forget how many great songs they had!! That’s a rabbit hole they need to go down.
Mine to . My child hood anthem ,This and Spinning wheels Blood sweet and tears
Joy to the World is one of those songs that you can't help but sing along to. For more Three Dog Night, might I suggest "One," "One Man Band," "An Old-Fashioned Love Song" and "The Shoe Must Go On."
The Shoe must go on? Are you Ed Sullivan?😂 I know it;s a typo. Ed, on his variety show, used to pronounce the word "Show" like "Shoe" and comedians used to use that imitating him all the time.
The Night Puppies actually were pretty Hard Rockers live
@@thomastimlin1724 The shoe must go on-but after the sock?
Loved this song growing up. Always put me in a good mood. Still does.
Asia & BJ, you will love their "Shambala", "Never Been To Spain" and "One" !!!
I kinda like the music.
They have reviewed Shambala.
yes, One is my favorite but with this band, it's hard to actually pick 1 favorite, they're all great tunes
@@jimklipper6022 ok, must have been in a live stream, as its not found on a search
@@surlechapeau maybe I’m wrong. I thought they did. Maybe it was someone else.
this song always makes you feel good
"Joy to the World" was written by Hoyt Axton. Three Dog Night was the first to sing it.
hoyt wrote great songs Della and the dealer, cocaine
@@bretthardin9239 Ain't that the truth Brother. Hoyt wrote some great music Sir.
Fun fact: They took their name from a guy telling them a story about dogsledding up north. He said it was so cold at night he had to put 3 dogs in his bed to stay warm. Guess it was a 3 dog night.
Australia aborigines.
One of my All-Time favorite Rock Bands...Three Dog Night are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!!! No one has voices like them!!!!! I request Eli's Coming(Live)" by Three Dog Night.....it will take you to Church, Y'All!!!! Hahahaha..............lol......................hahahaha
Totally agree and don't forget the family of man
A quick acknowledgment of the songwriter, the great Hoyt Axton. He penned quite a few big songs in his career.
Spot on, Mark. Not a well known fact, to be sure.
Hoyt Axton also wrote their song Never Been To Spain. He also wrote Ringo Starr’s No No song. He performed on his own as well, had a very nice, warm voice. Very talented man.
Damn, Asia, you nailed that wail!!! Right on.
For several years after this became a hit, you heard and sung along with this song literally everywhere. Not just on the radio and TV, and of course we didn't have social media then, but I mean anywhere. At church, at school, on the playground, around a campfire, on the front porch, in the street, you could even be in the subway and all it takes is one person to bust out singing this and suddenly a whole bunch of people are belting along with it at the top of their lungs. It truly was a joyful thing to behold. And that lasted well into the 80s. And if you're I don't know at least 40 years or older, that would still be the case even today.
You have now reacted to songs sung by each of the three lead singers of this band. 😁👍
“Black and White”- Danny Hutton
“Mama Told Me Not to Come”. - Cory Wells
“Joy To the World”. - Chuck Negron
nicely done!
@@surlechapeau - Thanks
I remember singing this song growing up at school at around the age of 7/8 yrs old and everybody loved it, the whole school joined in singing it its such an amazing song . It's one of those songs that's up lifting and gives you hope.nice guys 👍❤️🥝🇳🇿
Three Dog Night has so many great songs. It is always better to listen to this bands studio versions. They tend to get "silly" in their live versions. You don't get the best versions of some of the songs. They were my first concert but I was so disappointed, they were so stoned or sick, they could barely perform. But they have awesome voices. I was in love with Chuck, the dark haired singer.
Agree. The live videos are poor quality. Though I thought the Live at the Forum album had a good selection and they rocked the songs.
This was my absolute favourite song when I was a little kid - c'mon, it was about a bullfrog that drank wine 🙂As I got older, I heard more of their music and came to really appreciate them and this song even more. Awesome choice for a Friday, and great reaction as always. Peace and love from Canada! ☮
Asia. Girl. Now I want to hear YOU sing this! I was in high school when this hit the radio. Crazy little hippie. Looove your voice. Great reaction guys. Love you two. 💕💕💕🔥🔥🔥
Yeah - you can tell the GIRL CAN SING!! She was ready to really bust out to this one! I’d have loved to see it too lol!
"Shambala""One" my brother had this album. Great group. "Black and White" was a great influence on me as a child from Arkansas during the Civil unrest during that time. Must listen.
Certainly an anthem song and a big one for Three Dog Night. Came out in 1970.
1971
It was the song of the year in 1971.
Three Dog Night is a crowd pleaser! Always great! “Brickyard Blues,” “In The Country,” “The Show Must Go On.” Fun fact: the guy who wrote this song played the dad in “Gremlins.”
Hoyt Axton!!! He was also the Dad in The Black Stallion.
Used to hear this song as a kid riding in the car with my mom in the late 70's. Love this song🤗✌️
A message that needs to be reaffirmed now more than ever before. Love to everyone 💕 ❤ 💗.
So many fantastic songs by this group and phenomenal harmonies!! Not to mention that they can all trade of singing lead vocals. Thrilled to have seen them live three times. They are aging but still sound amazing!
Joy To The World was # 1 on the Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 1971
Light-hearted, that's the way this song always made me feel.
Three Dog Night should have been in the RRHOF years ago! It’s a disgrace to ignore their contributions to rock and roll. Put them in!!!
Three Dog Night had several happy, 'feel-good ' songs. This one was one of the best ones. Wish that I could turn back the clock and see them again like I did in the 70s. Fun times. ;-) ;-) ;-)
This was the number 1 selling song in 1971 (look it up). You can only imagine how we were all singing it as kids.
"Black and White", "Shambala", "Old-fashioned Love Song" are some more favorites from Three Dog Night.
Thanks for playing the songs of my childhood, this really takes me back.🥰💕💙
Yes. More of this is what we need 😘🌻
This song was very popular when it came out around 1970. I heard it on the radio quite often.
Ridiculously talented band that never took themselves seriously but definitely
left their mark on the music world. “Easy to be Hard” and “One” are examples
of the depth of their music. Awesome group.
Great reaction. Three Dog Night has some amazing music. You guys are doing great, great reactions.
This is great music! My parents were totally into this,so I heard it growing up. It always brings good memories.😁
This song has been used in many grade school choirs over the years. A sweet silly song with a very deep message.
In the same spirit , check out their song "black and white". Another song once taught (hopefully still) by subversive choir teachers to grade school kids
Easily my favorite reaction channel people. BJ, I hope you know what a lucky man you are. Asia, you are just the brightest of lights.
“Elijah” is the most BEAUTIFUL song I’ve heard from these guys.
Good music always brings joy no matter it's genre or age. Gotta go hang out with Jeremiah. He's got some fine wine!
I remember this was my favorite song when I was in first grade. Way back in 71. 😆 You guy's videos bring back a lot of joy for me. 👍
Along the same lines, The Guess Who is another great band. "These Eyes" and "Undone" are just two fantastic songs I think you would enjoy.
When this was brand new, at #1, in 1971, in 9th grade I had a band, I was on electric piano. I was the lead singer. We rehearsed the hell out of this, played a junior high dance, kicked butt on it. they requested it 3 times during the night. God was that fun for a kid! Now I have to take the pitch down three steps lol. Hoyt Axton wrote Joy to the World. When the song hit number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1971, Axton and his mother, Mae Axton, became the first mother and son to each have written a number one pop single in the rock era. Mae Axton co-wrote "Heartbreak Hotel", which was the first number one hit for Elvis Presley. Amazing!!!
Their cover of Otis Redding’s “Try a Little Tenderness “ is fire🙀
Great one guys, these guys kinda ruled the US charts in the late sixties and early seventies. Do more of this band, they were a really great band. I had a bunch of their records back in the day and have had a greatest hits CD for about 25 years or so and always enjoy it to this day. I'm telling you guys that talent in the sixties and seventies music was just bursting at the seams with talent and we just took it for granted assuming that it would always be that way. Boy were we spoiled, we don't have talent like this anymore. Music is a bunch of pathetic BS today, it sucks ! Like I said, we were spoiled back then and I'm thankful that I was alive to enjoy it. I think that the only CD I bought of an eighties or nineties was Shania Twain's "Come On Over " in 98. That's an incredible album that stands in any decade, great album. Oh yeah, come to think of it I bought Michael Jackson's "Thriller" Lp in 82 or 83 when it came out. CD'S weren't out yet or were just starting to be produced. I know my copy was on vinyl. Pretty good record at the time. ☮️✌️💕👌
Love..Blessings..Peace and Joy to EVERYONE!! ❤
One of my favorite songs written by Hoyt Wayne Axton R.I.P.✌️❤️🙏🙏
It was truly awesome to hear them singing this live in concert when I was younger
This was the jam back in the 70's. This song defined the 70's.So many great songs by Three Dog Night. Another song that you may want to listen to is Free's "ALRIGHT NOW".
I love the personality of BOTH these guys, and Asia has one of the most beautiful smiles you will see anywhere.
Mama Told Me Not to Come, Shambala, One, Old Fashioned Love Song, Eli's Comin', so many great songgs from this band, and their live performances are great! Really shows off the fun loving spirit they shared.
Three Dog Night had 21 Billboard Top 40 hits between 1969 and 1975, with three hitting number one. Joy To The World was Billboard's #1 Pop Song of 1971.
Their recording of “Out In The Country” is one of the most beautiful songs ever, IMHO. 😎🎶❤
Love the two of you. When I was a boy scout in Hawaii back when this came out, we had a Jamboree. Rained all day. Almost every tent had this song playing on the radio. Great memories. Song rings true decades later
A wonderful, warm song with a funky vibe and a nice message. I first heard it 50 years ago... still love it now. Thanks for the memories. Man, do we need this kind of message today! Thank you, guys. Love your reactions.
After this song premiered in the early 70’s, several churches in the US added this song to their music services.
Three Dog Night had three lead singers all with distinctive voices, they featured songs by the best songwriters of the era and they had like 21 top 40 hits between 1969 and 1975. This was their biggest hit but good lord it is worth checking out every one of them. Epic band 💯💯💯
Another fantastic example of the positive vibe of that era. ✌️
My wife and I went dancing with two other couples, it was on a paddlewheel boat on San Francisco Bay, and the entertainment was a one-man band. He started 'Joy To The World', the song continued for forty-five minutes and he didn't repeat a single verse. This song can go on forever.
I saw Three Dog Night in concert in 1972. They were great and put on a dynamite show. Glad you liked them. You two rock!
Three Dog Night was my favorite band as a pre-teen and young teenager. They introduced me to more soulful music with their earlier recordings. Their first album “One” was a masterpiece, with plenty of reaction-worthy songs. The late, great Cory Wells singing “Try A Little Tenderness” is must listen! “One” is a classic, written by the great Harry Nilsson and so many others, like “Nobody” and “Heaven Is In Your Mind”, to name a few. “Celebrate” from their 2nd album features the brass section from the Chicago Transit Authority, later known as the band Chicago. Another must listen! Have fun with TDN! 😎🎶❤
This song was a hit around the time I was in the 6th grade. During "free period" every day, we could use our time by playing games with our classmate, doing art, working on homework (yeah right), reading, or other relatively quiet activities. We would always play music during free time, and as I recall, we only had 2 records (singles), both of which were by Three Dog Night. One of the records was a song called "One," and the other records was this one. Since Joy to the World is more upbeat than One, this one got a lot more play. Can you imagine listening to this song nearly every day, M-F, for nearly 45 minutes? Oddly, we never got sick of it. Great memories!
Love Three Dog Night, they have many great songs that you could react to 🎶
Heard this so much along with their other songs growing up that now it always brings a smile to my face. We need more Joy in this world now. Such a simpler time back in the 70s when I was a kid
They all had good voice range. They were funny and good singers and musicians. When I was about six or 7 this song came out. The little boys in school would segue into these lyrics, instead of the Christmas song "Joy To The World" that we were supposed to sing in school for Christmas. LOL ".....joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea, Joy to you and me."
Try "Never Been to Spain" and "Black and White" by them
Back then the world was full of possibilities! My sister and a couple other girls had a band and they started every set with this song... All the way up until they retired a couple years ago! We are in our seventies. 😁💋💖💋💖💋💖🌟🌟🌟😆😆
I agree we need more uplifting songs today. Since my formative years were 1965-1976 it was full of a variety of good music. It was a protesting time but it was also a love and kindness time period. Everyone needs some inspirational happy music especially our young people.
The “Upper Room!” Asia doing Eddie Murphy, hilarious.😂😂
Spread that LOVE you guy's ...
The first time I heard this song in 1970, I had just turned 10, and one of the neighbor boys who was about my age introduced it to me on his portable radio in the back yard of our duplex.
Been hearing this since I was young in the early 70's. I'm turning 59 on the 25th of April, and I'm still digging this song! Check out Shambala, another fun vibe, by these guys. It's fire!✌️
I’m 57 and remember singing and dancing to this song with my sister & cousins.
My mom's name was Joy and she was very proud of it. She loved this and she was the joy in the world of any who knew her.
RIP Mom. I still can't believe you've been gone 23 years.
Good one again guys.
We were kids, 10-12 years old singing to this running around shirtless and shoeless during the summer. We didn’t know about the loving the ladies stuff but this song had a bullfrog, fishes in the deep blue sea and joy to the world!!! Then we sang it with a bulldog instead of a bullfrog!!!! It was on like a pot of neck bones then!! Know what I’m saying!!!!
First heard this at 7 years old sitting in backseat of car, no seatbelt, on the radio. Strong memory.
So many hits from Three Dog Night! The band had 3 stellar lead singers. To hear Cory Wells, listen to Eli's Coming or Mama Told Me Not to Come. To hear Danny Hutton, listen to Black and White. But to hear my favorite, Chuck Negron (who sang lead on this song), listen to Easy To Be Hard. I saw him interviewed and he shared the story of recording that song... he recorded it in one take. He asked the producer to do another take and the producer said absolutely not because you could never do a better one. Amazing vocal chops!
Three spectacular voices in one band.
The Number One song of all of 1971...
Three Dog Night was a very popular band but that was in the 60s and 70s but we so need that around so much right now.
Every Jr.high and high school choir was singing this song..and some churches..
In the 70s..
"Joy to the World" was my first 45 (rpm record) and is still a favorite. Great song!
I was 8 years old when this came out and I thought the song was actually called Jeremiah was a bullfrog, I loved it so much! There was so much love in songs in the 70's and 80's it was a great time to grow up in. And girl you've got a great voice :)
I seem to remember that this song was number 1 for ages, finally knocked off the top by Tony Orlando’s Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree.
Haven't met a bullfrog who didn't end up named Jeremiah in the last 40+ years, hahaha! Love this jam!
It's so wonderful to see such a joyous and genuine reaction from a younger generation!
Thank you for takin an ole gal in time. They were one of my fav Bands!! ❤️❤️❤️
Another great song from Three Dog Night I remember hearing this on the radio.
Love! We used to sing this on the pep bus...going to basketball games
Best opening line in rock--Jeremiah was a bullfrog.
This song was written by Hoyt Axton, whose mother, Mae Boren Axton, wrote Elvis Presley’s first hit, Heartbreak Hotel.
When I was in high school in the early seventies at almost any hour of the day, turn it on and 3 Dog Night was playing on the radio.
First song I karaoked. 1989. It’s a good one. I was 20.
60's to the 80's the time of Peace, love & happy music. Since then, it's all down hill.
Woohoo Brake out the Hula Hoops! My Fav by them is Black and White. What a great message for all times.
My favorite song when I was 10 years old
You two bring me alot if Joy. Three Dog Night was one of the most popular leftover hippy groups in the early 7o's. Other music to react to are SHAMBALA, ONE, EASY TO BE HARD and the song so good Elvis covered it, NEVER BEEN TO SPAIN. Keep going upstairs with your high register and bring back some hope with your voice Asia. We all need it. And BJ. Hold onto that woman. Tight !
Love this song 🎵
Brings Joy to me to here your reactions ..thank u
My very first rock concert at 14 years old, 3 Dog Night, Brownsville Station, Grand Funk Railroad. ❤️☺️
“Hand in hand, arm in arm, in one Accord!” That’s good advice but we can’t all fit in one Accord! Lol! Thx y’all!