Three Dog Night BBC In Concert 1972

[@motleyfan7558]

These guys are so dam good.

[@buzzfeed7410]

A master class in harmonization.

[@OdeeOz]

Growing up to their songs, I still can't believe Rock-and-Roll-Hall-of-Fame has not acknowledge their greatness. From 1969 to 75, 3 Dog Night HAS THE MOST #1 HITS OF ANY BAND IN HISTORY!

[@karenkemmerling7088]

It makes you question the relevance of the R & R Hall of Fame. It seems politics rules there just like everywhere else.

[@rochellegorcheck3772]

Corey's Try a Little Tenderness is one of my llifetime favorite songs. Unbelievable talent!

[@mauricepeck1450]

I was 12 years old. Please let me go back!

[@Kitty39ish]

It was great way back then!

[@dave4708]

I was 12 years old also, Will never forget how big 3 dog night was in the early 70's. Should be in the Rock and Roll hall of fame.

[@mando7558]

I was 12 also

[@Jessica_Roth]

I was 9. Had no idea what I was missing. I should have enjoyed being a teenager far more than I did. Damn.

[@kcinks]

I was 11, made a mark on me even then!

[@kcinks]

The best at the time!!! Even better LIVE!

[@DennisScully-so1te]

We loved them, they were a great group, fun to dance to, three great voices. They belong in RR Hall of fame, now.

[@pennya.5892]

Cory was the heart and soul of this group.

[@tuneman59]

Three of the best lead singers of the time with one hell of a band behind them. What's not to like?

[@jonsmith3664]

One of the most under appreciated groups ever

[@PalmBalms]

i do still ☮

[@bbmtge]

They weren't underappreciated. You're just another idiot that has to try and a way to use rhe pretext "under." They were extraordinarily popular and successful and, thus, as a result, very appreciated. Run along.

[@tntstorms7969]

"'Just an old fashion love song' ... coming down in three-part harmony". I noticed that the three singers sang the chorus in unison instead of harmony. Took me 50 years to get the joke. I didn't realize how much I love this band until now. They had a ton of hits on the AM radio but I never knew who they were except for "Joy to the World" since my dad performed that song with his band in the 70s.

[@CM-lb4nm]

I wish we had more bands like this , the 70s were so awesome....

[@DCB728]

You'll never be able to duplicate those harmonies!

[@csutton161]

I have so many good memories of listening to TDN back in the 70's, then getting to see them in the early 90's. What a concert! Just as good 20 years later. Harmonies tight, and top notch musician. Each singer was excellent on their own, but together, perfect...I miss good music like this, thanks for posting this concert.

[@rhianevans7189]

What a band. Best band of rock and roll ever x

[@Kitty39ish]

A true statement that!

[@friotaiocht101]

Excellent band... many fans have different opinions about them but no one can debate they were excellent musicians ... talented beyond words...

[@BenjaminMcSweanMinistries]

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[@JackycClark]

Love the harmonies .

[@illostr8]

Floyd Sneed is an outstanding expressive Drummer!

[@bbmtge]

They weren't musicians.

[@friotaiocht101]

If you say so troll...@@bbmtge

[@ttothec]

Brilliant. No talent like them today.

[@ricardorafaelporta853]

Excelentes voces .

[@leeannmccarthy5823]

One of my all time fav bands❤

[@ElusvOptmst1]

Excellent musicians and singers. Iconic songs.

[@BenjaminMcSweanMinistries]

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[@louisellemarquis2582]

Three dog night are the turning point for me when my brother picked me up at my school in his yellow and black Cuda 1969 and he put that tape on…I will never forget those moments with him ❤

[@BenjaminMcSweanMinistries]

Good times ! Thank you for liking and subscribing for more videos like this!

[@ishaa5948]

❤😘🙏

[@Kitty39ish]

I get you!

[@jazzdad24]

My sister says one of her favorite memories of when we're young, was as I was coming home from school or any other time's was, she could hear Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple blasting from my 6 speakers!! I had a canary yellow with black racing stripes '67' fastback Mustang. It's awesome how we can hear this music and it takes us back to a place and time when we were younger. Such great time's back then, I think we had the best music in that Era!! 😉👍

[@JeffHorne-n5d]

@@louisellemarquis2582 My all-time favorite band! Loved Three Dog Night!

[@caroleajac1961]

Gosh, Cory could dance! 💜

[@beenaplumber8379]

And sing? One of my favorite rock singers of all time. Cory Wells, RIP, an inspiration to a young boy whose life was a mess, but who showed me that some adults understood. That was just my take. His voice meant a lot to me. Life wasn't always great, but joy could be found.

[@toñoytere]

El Rock por lejos es la música más electrificante, la única música te puede mandar a otra dimensión sin drogas ❤

[@DurgaPRao-qc3ik]

Check out Cory's soul man testifying in the ending "Jam" section - phenomenal. The other two dogs aint slouches either ...

[@sisuriffs]

Saw them around this time, at CNE Stadium in Toronto, my first "big" concert. Blew my adolescent mind with their polished act and brilliant vocals. Stage went dark to start, quiet clear chords started, still dark, is there something wrong, chords continue, then from somewhere near the back, a pin spot hit the face of Chuck Negron perfectly, and he started, "One is loneliest number that you'll ever do." When the first three part vocal started, bam, full concert lighting and huge perfect sound. They're in tuxedos with top hats and all. Just fantastic!

[@julianosoarespagin9787]

What a great story! The fact that you remember this so many years later is so cool, and shows how much of a great band they were.

[@kamuelalee]

I grew up listening to TDN, always loved these guys.

[@joejordan3421]

They were my first rock concert, this same year. Changed my life.

[@JustJeph33]

A gem indeed! I dropped Captured Live @ the Forum on the turntable.. I was captivated, hooked even! Little did I know then how many 'captured lives' I would see in that Forum..

[@YMGTTKO]

ロックグループでコーラスで魅了するグループで他に見かけた事がない‼️

[@redturnkey]

What an incredible concert!

[@emilienbialecki448]

Sooooo fucking good wow

[@valeriemiller4985]

These guys cooked with honey.♥️

[@tomjones2348]

Imagine what todays singers would sound like without auto-tune. Why does todays music just suck?? TDK were superb.....but this was expected back then. You had to be able to really perform, and be in tune.

[@ManganeseMan]

real live non digital instruments too, they whole band shredded, underappreciated.

[@JorgePerez-fg3sp]

Chuck Negron, Corey Wells and who's the third one? Is it Danny Hutton?

[@babislambadarios9592]

yes!

[@ReneGoudreau]

Yup.Great singers Hard to beat these days

[@tylerthompson1842]

I never really paid much attention to these guys. I liked the songs that were in rotation on the radio. I just thought of them as a singles band, which they were to a degree. I came across a live at the forum album from 69’ and it blew my mind. Not sure if they used the same guys in the studio, but they put together a seriously kick ass live band. Great dynamics throughout the sets, but the energy on some of those jams are crazy intense. Must’ve been wild in that room

[@ManganeseMan]

their bandsmen kicked ass and underrated...practically unknown.

[@mannyverdugo9899]

Its always been those three on every song as far as I know. My brother took me to see them at the queen mary parking lot in long beach when I was twelve. Outstanding is an understatement. Absolutely phenomenal in every way. I got the chance to play with them a couple of times and my future keyboardist played with them for 2 years. Thousands of shows later and 1 of them gone. Still touring, fricken amazing. Dont know if Chuck Negron is with them, he left them a long time ago. Peace brother.

[@JeffHorne-n5d]

They Did Play Their Own Instruments In Recording Studio With Some Help From Some Additional Musicians!

[@jorgehuerta9593]

Im getting drunk bumpin' them right now!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@astrosjer822]

Like the James Gang and CSN, Apple Records sadly passed on the 1969-1975 hit machine that was Negron, Wells, Hutton and Co.

[@ManganeseMan]

Jam it!!!!

[@JoeBilello1969]

HOW IN GODS NAME IS THIS SUPER GROUP NOT IN THAT PHONEY ROCK & ROLL HALL OF SHAME?!?!?😮

[@jumpinjehoshaphat1951]

Apple Records passed on an opportunity to sign this group.

[@BenjaminMcSweanMinistries]

Missed opportunity

[@o_guguito]

Better for the band, since all Apple signings (bar the Beatles themselves) only grew after leaving the label. Except for Mary Hopkin.

[@ishaa5948]

I've watched this sooooo many times. Is it too late to fire the camera crew. So much energy on that stage was not captured. 😢❤ U can see how in sync n professional they r at this time. I've seen other videos where it's obvious they weren't getting along. 🙏😘 U guys looked hella good in those slacks though...🤤😅🙏 Absolutely my favorite video.❤

[@BenjaminMcSweanMinistries]

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[@valeriemiller4985]

I watch this almost every day Obsessed is what I am.

[@jameshowland7393]

Corey kinds looks like a younger Paul Newman!

[@squatchy69]

When I was a preteen, I had a double live album from these guys and I’ve looked for 100 years to buy it and I never ever see it for sale or even any hint of it. Do any of you guys know what I’m talking about it was two albums. It was live and it was just totally amazing.

[@Tammyperry1]

I had the album and I gave it away like a dummy Loved the Dogs

[@squatchy69]

@@Tammyperry1 do you remember the name of the albums

[@JeffHorne-n5d]

Around The World With Three Dog Night! I Have All Their Stuff! My Alltime Favorite Band!

[@squatchy69]

@@JeffHorne-n5d could I please get a copy on a cd.? I’ll pay you for it. I’ve looked for year and have never seen it

[@Jessica_Roth]

Yes, "Around the World with Three Dog Night" is correct. Released in 1973. Here's the Wikipedia listing: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_World_with_Three_Dog_Night

[@williamcurtin5692]

Missing the famous "Shit no" they snuck into the "Mama" 45.

[@AnthonyTorres1988]

Speaking of 3 Dog Night ?, there was supposed to be the full broadcast of New Year's Rockin' Eve 1973, where Dick Clark supposed to be there in Times Square New York. However ?, there is No Identity of Dick Clark In Times Square.📼

[@jamesdorazio3545]

The drift back in those days among people in my circle is that they hardly wrote any of their songs and the vocalists who got almost all the credit didn't play instruments.

[@vitch94]

I always enjoyed them. Their renditions of standards like "Change is gonna Come", "Lady Samantha" and "Chest Fever" are often better than the originals.

[@dawnemerson3604]

❤

[@chadkline4268]

The gain is too low, i want to hear it louder 😊 i have all my volumes cranked to the max and i can't hear it beyond low to mid volume. I missed Easy to be Hard 😢 one of their best songs IMHO.

[@user-nu9zv9bq3n]

Try a little tenderness 😊

[@Sal-y2j]

Dam drugs ruin great musicians

[@SilasBeau123]

Yes they do but only two of them, Cory never did drugs.

[@jamesforest7975]

They didn’t play One.

[@Jessica_Roth]

"One" was their debut single, and apparently they got tired of it. I've seen the concert in Rochester NY from September 1970, and they don't do it there, either. It doesn't get back in the setlist until 1975 or so, AFAICT.

[@winstonsharp]

@13:12 he gonna kill it

[@mag-nm7tw]

Most

[@butchpenberthy9428]

This is definitely the "real" 3 Dog Night!!! Now days Danny Hutton and Michael Allsup along with all those wannabe's posing as tdn is a sick joke!!!!!

[@Jessica_Roth]

Well, Cory's gone, and Chuck is long split. Not much Danny can do about that, alas. They do have Paul Kingery, who's been doing Chuck's parts since the 1980s, so he has a certain amount of cred IMO. But Allsup hasn't been with them since 2021. Danny's boy Timothy Hutton (not the actor) plays guitar these days.

[@monmixer]

These guys were in pretty bad shape at this time. A year later it was over as it was. Overworked and over drugged. On a happier note I believe those a Ludwig drums. We had a set in studio / theatre that I worked in the 70's and still do. They could have been custom made but my bet is Ludwig made them.

[@SilasBeau123]

FYI - Cory never did drugs or alcohol

[@Jessica_Roth]

Do you have a date for the show? I can't find one. (Yes, I'm OCD about those things, I know.) ETA: Broadcast on December 7, 1972. Not certain when it was filmed, though.

[@donnabatroff1674]

In my humble opinion, Danny Hutton is a joke compared to Corey and Chuck. And, who is he kidding with that hair?????? ✌🏻

[@WoodytheLovebone.]

Sorry TDN fans they were a mediocre group. Their last few albums were duds. Such as Coming Down Your Way, American Past Time not exactly hits. By the way yes ,I’m a big fan too. Just telling it the way ,I see it.

[@marthawelch4289]

So you are a big fan of a mediocre group? And they are mediocre because they didn't write the songs that people still love to hear; but, they are still just "good" because they are terrific singers who can harmonize like few others. They are wonderful instrumentalists. They have interesting showmanship abilities. And they are great interpreters of said "written by others" songs. A lot of of other lauded bands had albums in their later life that weren't as popular as their earlier ones. There are many possible reasons for this: * the hard-living lifestyle gobbled up their health, their brain, their coordination. Or they died for a myriad of reasons. * their audience changed their own lifestyles - they got jobs that required 60 to 80 hours a week. Or, they got married and had kids and that took up their effort and time. There wasn't enough time in a day to turn on the strobe lights, "light up" other things, and listen to one song 400 times to immerse themselves in the experience. * Even when people had time and $$ to attend performances and/or listen intently to music, they wanted to hear the band's old songs because they were the soundtrack of their younger lives and brought back cherished memories. I remember when the bands would perform live and say, "Now we're going to play a new song" a lot of audience members would groan, "Oh, no!" Let's go back to the 40's, 50's, early 60's - the era of Frank Sinatra, for example. Nobody thought " Well, Frank Sinatra is a fantastic singer and every bobby-soxers' dream but he's really just mediocre because he doesn't write any of his own songs." It was a division of labor. The great composers of the era did their thing and Frankie did his thing. And often, it took a lyricist and a "melody maker" to write a song to hand over to Frankie. Then an arranger would work out the tempo and the various parts for the band instruments. Ol' Blue Eyes would show up, put in his more than 2 cents, and warble away. Sometimes it would take more than one "take" and further collaboration would occur. A record was produced and sent to radio stations. Frank would make the girls scream in front of their record players and their radios, in addition to concerts. Money was made and that's probably the most important outcome of the activity. Who got the credit in the eyes of the public? THE SINGER! The public didn't care if Frank didn't write it. He's the one that touched the hearts of the listeners. He's their greatest. Nobody ever bought a ticket to the show because Jimmy Van Heusen wrote the melody and/or the lyrics. Frank PERFORMED it and nobody called "THE VOICE" mediocre because he didn't write it.

[@WoodytheLovebone.]

@@marthawelch4289 Like, I said that’s my opinion. Like most rock bands they are mediocre to good, like most rock bands their music is simple, repetitive and easy to play. Black and White to me almost sounds like a nursery rhyme, with a simple piano note theme on the intro, to me it sounds like it was written by a music student. I like them, I have their greatest hits which has a few good songs such as Shambala my favorite. That’s a great song to listen to while driving in the car. Like most rock bands their music has an irregular beat other than freestyle you really can’t do a structured dance such as east coast, west coast ,cha cha ,etc. So there you have it Three Dog Night one of the greatest mediocre to good rock n roll bands of all time, that never achieved greatness and will probably never be in the hall of fame.

[@gregkolesnikov7044]

why would any one debate three dog night. One if the best bands. Of the 70s.... cool songs.. Jermaine was a bull frog..and mama told me not to come. Very very cool 😎 songs... I'm always be a fan of three dog night....

[@hklinker]

Jermaine was a Jackson, too.

[@marthawelch4289]

It's good ol'Jeremiah who's the bull frog. And I also don't understand why they aren't in every musical Hall of Fame.

[@gregkolesnikov7044]

it's ahame.. all the 60s and 70s band members. Are either dead.and got old. That they can't put out good music. Like the 60s and 70s.. getting old sucks...period...