Three Dog Night - Shambala | REACTION

[@susanl7765]

The late Cory Wells was my brother. The one who sang the lead on this one too. He is in Shambala now.

[@grievousangelic]

Cory was a great singer and entertainer. I've loved the 3DN since I was a kid. I was so sorry to hear about his passing. Hugs.

[@deparker1]

Such a gifted singer.

[@bethmerryfield7186]

Susan, my first 45 rpm record was Black And White. I finally got to see them in concert in Topeka when in my late 20s. Excellent band!

[@kilgoretrout3966]

@@bethmerryfield7186 i saw them in Kansas City 3 times in a 5 yr span

[@hockaday2fer2]

Dear Susan L. I first saw them on a T V talent show, they won.. Cory was Soooo Good!

[@susanl7765]

I apologize for not responding to each of you who have left such lovely posts about my late brother Cory. I have an incurable cancer and a lot of times, I am just too tired or many times, my digital neuropathy makes it hard to type. I do appreciate all his fans and all the nice things you all had to say. God bless you all.

[@vidamccurdy9764]

Your brother was a gift from God.his voice needs to be recognized as one of the greatest voices in music.i belonged to 3 dog nite fan club as a teen,saw them live 2x.wow.prayers for your health

[@cheryllaguardia931]

Blessings to you.

[@maryspencer6997]

There was something very special about him. He was not only very talented and handsome, but he seemed like a kind person who loved to entertain us all.

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

😮That's very sweet of you to reply on here, this was my favorite song that year, Alot of people love Cory ❤and may he Rip 🙏 I have that neuropathy and take Gabapentin for it and pain medication, please take care 🙂 Susan, I had a crush on Cory at 15 years old 😅

[@nancykuhrt6689]

I am 68 and i have to say, "We had the BEST music".

[@neilphelan145]

Nancy, I agree completely! I'm the same age as you. ✌

[@Steve-cn9of]

And bell bottoms😊

[@sandrataylor3723]

Shambala is a mystical place deep in the Himalayan Mountains where it's a Paradise and people live forever in peace and harmony.

[@ruthulrich]

Notice how many songs were about love, peace, helping your brother...If we could bridge between people today and the ideas of this genre, maybe we could find our way back together.

[@stoxmama]

It was a great time for music

[@moodyblues108]

They also did Black and White.

[@just_Janet]

PREACH!

[@Frau44]

Such good music. 60-70’s love it!

[@dogsareprecious4842]

So true !!!!

[@paulmahon1613]

It's not that you don't belong in this era, it's that the music you're listening to is timeless.

[@deejin25]

you've actually nailed the essence of it all. I actually think going into 2021 this kind of music, especially the idea behind it is making a resurgence.

[@colebyrnes7889]

Paul, truly good music transcends every supposed boundary because it is true emotion and we all share it! You are correct. It is timeless. Just like compositions from centuries ago and before.

[@jameslipke354]

We grew up on the BEST MUSIC!!! My Mom uses to sing Pieces Of April by Three Dog Night to me when I was little. She passed away September 3, 2020 and I miss her every single day.~APRIL LIPKE kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKiYoJqViad2qq8

[@motowngirl5891]

All the music we grew up with will never sound OLD

[@greglittle222]

True talent. No pitch correct, minimal voice effects, no dancers twerking. Pure musical skills.

[@shirleycameron7718]

Beautiful...beautiful...beautiful song....love it..tq

[@klimber10001]

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! Great ol song. 💕

[@zeppelinfan9360]

And from what I understand, still not in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Shameful

[@shaunriley483]

You got that right Greg!! Pure talent!!

[@theodoreritola9758]

JAMEL Lets get in the time machine And head back to 1970. YOU WOULD FIT IN SOOOOOO GOOD, Check out ROSE ROYCE Their song CAR WASH from 1976 Now that was The groove of the 70s

[@dawnbailey910]

I'm 62 I can honestly say we had the best bands ever. Thank you for venturing into the (70s) and 80s

[@runndove1]

I will be 60 in August and man I'm every bit proud of my time generation in music!!!! His reactions are the best.!!!!

[@theodoreritola9758]

70s for me

[@juliamangan9475]

I am with Dawn. I'm also 62 and lovin reminiscing about the music we grew up with. I switched to country when our rock changed so much.

[@lisamcbride8921]

The 70’s ruled!

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@lisamcbride8921 No kidding The best 10 years EVER ,,

[@TheMikeTownsend]

you would have dug the 70's Jamel.

[@onefatstratcat]

So true... I have done a few DJ gigs for high school reunions and the stuff from 1970 to 1975 is probably the best music ever written and performed

[@kathysmith6413]

better to start mid '60's. many of the best songs. getting into the mid-'70's more disco and canned music. not nearly so much fun.

[@candicescott7176]

kathy smith , it wasn't all disco...it was just another genre to the mix.

[@sueprator9314]

True....look at Earth Wind and Fire....as an example...

[@travisrussell9166]

oh boy he sure to hell would,my teen yrs were in the 70s

[@powerdavid6235]

I'm old enough to be your grandfather, and you can hang out with me any time you want. I have a lifetime of music to introduce you to. When your mind is free there are no limits.

[@bruceseibert6979]

Hot tub time machine... i like it!

[@lamusiclover2264]

I have so much music you could fall in love with. I have a huge music collection.

[@devonmitchell5294]

​@@lamusiclover2264 Yup. So do I

[@AlexGarcia-cz7yt]

They were probably the most underrated Rock band .

[@scottk7515]

Every time I hear this song, I am beaming a bright smile!

[@AnthonySipes]

I love when Jamel discovers he knows a song

[@dianadollar758]

Anthony Sipes ME TOOOOOO!!!

[@AnthonySipes]

@@dianadollar758 he always lights up

[@travisrussell9166]

he gets a classic look on his face,you can tell his wheels are turning in his head lol

[@amyfrench8678]

I'm usually one of those saying to myself "I can't believe he doesn't know this song." And then crack up when he realizes he's heard it before. Well, he got me with this one because I didn't know the name of this song. As soon as they got to the hook I thought "Oh, I do know this song" I was a child when most of these songs came out and it's so great to hear them again. Jamel's enthusiasm for music in all it's forms is so great.

[@AnthonySipes]

@@amyfrench8678 yes I know the song but couldn't think of the name

[@phantomcollector1976]

EASILY ONE OF THE GREATEST BAND'S OF ALL TIME

[@MiguelHernandez-rw4xu]

Absolutely 💯,

[@mr2xfour]

Yup, and yet they're not in the Rock & Roll Hall of fame!

[@michaeltabor9596]

@@mr2xfour amen! Too many 70s bands not in them guess who bad company forigner Tommy & the schobdells late 60s just for starters

[@elizabethmclauchlan6623]

This guys are really so amazing!!

[@theodoreritola9758]

@@mr2xfour THATS SICK SICK SHAME ON THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF SHAME SCREW THE ?

[@deejin25]

I swear watching these younger generations react to this music with so much love, and happiness is healing things in side of me I thought were broken forever. I feel so much happiness inside from this.

[@angelabolton4478]

Your comment rings so damn true. I feel the same.

[@lorilyyork4816]

Great comment. I agree 100%

[@floydcouncil1690]

This was played at my mom’s funeral. This song sums up the 70’s for me, and I’m not sure why considering all the amazing music I was blessed with.

[@georgewodicka4839]

How this band isn't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I'll never know. Year after year after year, hit after hit after hit...

[@loopymcgeee3939]

They had a falling out with someone who was in charge. Its vindictive.

[@robertsaul234]

It's been said it's because they only covered songs and didn't write their own material. Kinda hypocritical of the Hall considering Elvis, Joe Cocker, and this past year, Whitney Houston were all inductees.

[@loopymcgeee3939]

@@robertsaul234 I'll have to ask my husband again to tell me the whole story (he works for TDN) but I remember Cory telling me about it. Something about signing with a certain label this guy with the hall of fame wanted them to sign with and they didnt.

[@rumplestiltskin3814]

Considering the great bands/performers not in, and some of the trash that is in the Rock 'n' Roll "hall of shame", they should consider themselves lucky not to be tainted by Jan's slime. The guy is a scumbag who just leeches off performers for his own aggrandizement. He even charges inductees $10,000 per guest or some such nonsense as that. Gotta pay for your own wife and kids to see you honored....what kind of honor is that?

[@johnmorales3880]

It should be.

[@susanwenner8738]

I love it when you realize you’ve heard a song. We had a great time in the 70’s and 80’s. And everyone could afford a concert ticket!

[@4EClark]

I agree. My sister and friends all saw so many concerts that I have honestly lost track of. We saw The Police and David Bowie and Talking Heads. Missing Persons, Genesis, Howard Jones, Pat Benetar, Michael McDonald, Berlin. It was an amazing time and sent me on a lifetime path to see my favorite artists.

[@janiej1966]

@@ingridfitz6671 I love when that happens!! And so happy for you tube to be able to hear that song!!

[@howardgriffith71]

Tickets too see kiss. In the 70s for $6.50

[@stoxmama]

The 70's produced such unbelievable music.

[@maryroberts9233]

@@stoxmama eighties tickets for Stevie Nicks and Joe Walsh. 8.00.....gosh that was high.....not

[@scherylwilliams3236]

We were living in Albuquerque at Kirkland Air Force base in the 70's. We took at trip to Santa Fe one day to the racetrack for a day of fun. Shambala came on the radio and I fell in love with the song. Every single time I hear this song, it takes me straight to NM on the road to Shambala (to the racetrack) and I am a young woman again. It is possibly my favorite song OF ALL TIME.

[@cathyopthof8136]

There’s my beloved Cory!!!🥰🥰🥰 I cant thank you, enough, Jamal, for bringing back this great band for everyone! They’ve been in my heart since I was 15. I’ve continued to listen to, and watch them, ever since.

[@alanshapiro5669]

The brilliance of this vocal trio was their ability to find the perfect songs to fit their voices. Hit after hit after hit they nailed them.

[@tsrocks48]

Their live version of Eli’s Coming will knock your socks off

[@07ssmonte]

The live 1975 version will make him laugh his ass off while dancing his ass off!

[@kenperk9854]

Elis Coming, About 2 and a half minutes of FIRE!

[@martinlepper4522]

The one with the Tennessee Symphony. It's a great version.

[@JaneDoe-nr5bx]

It is SO good!!

[@sdfjgksgf]

My very first album. And the last good work of an extremely talented band. Everything after that pales in comparison.

[@momdebomb]

This was in hippie times when we were wishing for these values in the whole world! Earth day started around this time too. there were communes all over the place - people shared! Peace and love, Baby!

[@billcox8682]

Late 60's early 70's rock 'n' roll era was the best musically & message relating era ever!!!

[@kn6ft]

In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Shambhala is a mythical kingdom. Shambhala is mentioned in the Kalachakra Tantra. The Bon scriptures speak of a closely related land called Tagzig Olmo Lung Ring.

[@kvoltti]

I think it is also related to Shangri La

[@kn6ft]

@@kvoltti I'm just going by what Wikipedia says. Lyrics. The song's actual lyrics are about the mythical kingdom of Shambhala, which was said to be hidden somewhere within or beyond the peaks of the Himalayas and was mentioned in various ancient texts, including the Kalachakra Tantra and ancient texts of Tibetan Buddhism

[@raveousone]

@@kn6ft The word Shamballa represents the mythical kingdom that Tibetan Buddhists believe symbolizes enlightenment, peace and perfection. Shamballa bracelets are based on the traditional Catholic rosary beads which are historically used for meditation.... though some claim it was a real place

[@et2petty]

@@kvoltti I thought Shangri La was a misspronounced Shambala

[@bcleone]

There is also a character in Law and Order; a Defense attorney named Shambala Greene

[@ernestthomas3965]

I swear, this guy here has the best youtube channel. Its wonderful to see the younger generation appreciate the older music. Jamel's reaction to this music is priceless. I love it!👍

[@angelabolton4478]

Watching Jamal's posts makes me happy.

[@marybolletta1106]

Love him! Every video is great!

[@rusthand7110]

I’m so old. This was my first 45 record. I’m so happy to see your generation listening to and enjoying this music.

[@nebelungpixie9373]

3DN is one of the greatest live groups ever. Did not need AutoTune for squat, man. ❤️❤️❤️✌🏻

[@Crimsonams]

I believe the guy in blue is Danny Hutton, and he is a riot! Every time I see him, I think of Will Ferrell doing "More Cowbell". 🤣🤣

[@trishhinkle7076]

Christopher Walken, lol!

[@suzannehartley8175]

I'm so happy I discovered you by accident Jamal. I'm in my 70's and so excited to see groups I'd forgotten about. I'm thinking of getting a turntable and vinyl records. Those were the days. So glad it's having a resurgence!

[@michaelwalston2438]

I've been thinking about doing the same thing--I already bought a turntable--trying to duplicate my old record collection. Love your vids Jamal :)

[@rebeccawilliams3305]

I’m in my 70’s too! Jamal I would love to hang with you and enjoy this music. Of course, I would have to go back many years!!

[@tonyh4638]

Do it!

[@evemaulsby]

Same

[@kennethbell3739]

Wow Jamal thanks for making this 53 year old smile all evening. Glad I found your videos

[@anthonycats8737]

This song speaks to me on a spiritual level..i wish that we had this type of music now

[@kevn99]

I was 6 back in ‘73. Love all this vintage music.

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

Love it when you can actually hear the words of a song.

[@theodoreritola7641]

So many people say that the 70s were there AREA They belong to lol. LOL It was mine

[@richardgonzales9980]

Check out their song Black and White

[@cal30m1]

Yes! Love that song!

[@hazelmaylebrun6243]

Yes! Do Black and White...

[@beckywatt5048]

Hi Forget about that one !!! THANKS.

[@judithwilber2540]

was just going to suggest that one too!

[@jeanettesmith765]

I haven't heard that in years!

[@barbjohnson6268]

Three Dog Night had the stuff!!! I loved them growing up. Their music was always positive, that's what I always loved about them. I don't know if 3DN knew it but they were preaching. We need them right now in this season of COVID, racism, Republicans against Democrats, etc. We have forgotten to show love for each other. Thank you for blessing us with the joy of your music Three Dog Night.

[@shawnoutcelt]

When I met my husband, he promised to never leave. At age 43 he died. My parents listened to The Guess Who when I was young. I was born in 65. This song .. was on a loop for a long time after his death. 😢❤

[@timeintimeagain]

The 3 guys in front were all lead singers. Listen to one song from each one. “Easy to be hard”

[@kevint9125]

I love that song, most of the time, it is my favorite...

[@pamnicklas5536]

My favorite also!!!!!

[@cometclear]

Danny Hutton gets treated like the Third Tenor who nobody knows, but he was great too. Negron was incredible with his range. I've read numerous times that Cory Wells was the driving force in the band.

[@kathrynstafford7099]

Song, "Black and White" made a difference in my life as a child of the 60s and 70s.

[@just_Janet]

me too Kathryn!

[@BelleMaria267]

I always said I was born too late. Wish I’d have grown up in the 60’s and 70’s. Best music ever. I feel so out of place in today’s times

[@gracechapman3412]

They can all sing. Aboulutely love this band. That was definitely a feel good song.

[@nadinemarie3811]

I love the 70s. Takes me back to good times when I was a kid.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Me to THANK GOD i was a kid in the 70s

[@dagnelpaula1]

Jamel, you are a treasure! LOVED your reaction to this! Three Dog Night were in their prime when I was in high school. I LOVED their music. Still do. And actually, in my opinion, I think this video was actually BETTER than the audio. They were really together in this performance. Loved the reaction! Thanks so much!

[@lafelong]

I agree... some live performances are definitely worse than the studio versions - but this is NOT one of those. I've got plenty of TDN on vinyl, but I'd never seen this performance. It's great.

[@ntbsak7]

I was only a kid when this song came out, but fell in love with it from day one. The Three dog night had plenty of juice back in the day, and great hits.

[@jodip699]

Unmistakable, unmatchable, unbelievable...Cory Wells. "Mr Voice" thank you for the great memories and music that you have left for us to enjoy.

[@sanctifiedsamurai6715]

Man I'm 57 so I know these songs I remember when they were brand new but listen that was spot on the studio version there's not much of a difference. Love watching you enjoy music of all kinds.

[@stellaraudioaz]

Great music, real instruments, great musicians, great arrangements. That's what's missing is today's music.

[@dianethornhill3651]

Try Jason Isbell before you dismiss singers of today

[@rhondacaudill7231]

All three of these men could SANG. This band is one of the greats. Im so glad that this music was MY GENERATION!

[@ArcaneWeasel]

One of the all time best harmonizing groups ever in rock, period.

[@aliciaencaderada1361]

I remember as a kid in early 70s seeing Three Dog Night being in top 10 most top 40 songs ever.

[@vascroinc.8515]

Hey Jamal, Being a professional musician in the 60's 70's, our band opened for Three Dog Night - 3 times. You have to play "Easy To Be Hard" & "Celebrate" by them. Keep up the GREAT WORK !!!.

[@Live2swim]

VASCRO Inc. How great!

[@AnthonySipes]

Wow that must have been incredible

[@vascroinc.8515]

@@Live2swim Thank You, Tinker B, it was a great experience which I appreciate today even more than I did then. In my opinion, it was the greatest music generation to have grown up in. - Stay Well & Be Well.

[@vascroinc.8515]

@@AnthonySipesLike I told Tinker B, it was a great experience which I appreciate today even more than I did then. In my opinion, it was the greatest generation for music to have grown up in. You could listen to anything from the 1910 Fruitgum Company (lol) up to Captain Beyond and anything in between. I am glad this music is still alive and it's people like Jamal that are helping to keep it alive. Thanks for your comment, Anthony, I really appreciate it. Be Well & Stay well.-- Jim (VASCRO Inc)

[@shilohauraable]

Pieces of April...... (Sigh). So many memories. ❤️

[@DaisyAnnabelle65]

Jamal you appreciate every type of music ! its all good for the Soul. That’s what we really are , our soul, sometimes it’s shines very brightly for all to see! That’s the beauty of humanity!

[@corrinnehale1904]

I started listening to this band when i was 17, im 68 now....still love this band. Beautiful harmonies. ❤ NZ

[@toddbell6989]

I love the expression you get when you realize you’ve heard the song before.

[@jodip699]

indeed !!! lol me too, you make me smile...now that's some Chicago

[@jossetteking4967]

Danny Hutton clearly was enjoying himself and liked being a bit of a clown. Chuck Negron had the awesome mustache and gorgeous hair. Corey Wells was the most level-headed of the group. I saw them in concert in 1973 when I was 15 years old. My BFF and I were standing right up by the stage. It was fantastic! Marc Bolan and T-Rex opened for them.) Remember it like it was yesterday.

[@TheRealEdStoner]

I saw that same concert in St. Louis.

[@jossetteking4967]

@@TheRealEdStoner Awesome, wasn't it? I saw it in Lincoln, Nebraska.

[@mspfinney]

I had front row seats when I saw them in concert in the early 80’s. They are a fantastic band! ❤️🥰❤️

[@invanessecharles2092]

Chuck Negron was the singer. Lead singer!

[@amythechocoholic5761]

My parents saw them that year, too. Not sure where, they enjoyed going on road trips, but I know my brother was born the following spring 😂

[@pissymema6633]

I love their harmonies.

[@scotttimothy64]

This is just an epic song. Cory Wells, what a voice.

[@AAndrews1968]

Amen Scott. Bless his heart for sharing his talent with us. I was so very sad to hear of his passing, but thank God for his talent and that of this incredible band.

[@The_Blaritone]

If you want to treat yourself, check out their song “Eli’s Coming”.

[@maryroberts9233]

Yesss

[@albib75]

I second that!

[@janicetilley5540]

Eli’s Coming -one of my favorites by the group

[@pamelajordan5948]

Thanks fo r reminding me Eli's coming

[@deloresdunbar1464]

I'll 3rd that.

[@cpearson7372]

Thank you for not being afraid to be yourself. Laugh, be silly, be free, laid back, to enjoy music with options for the ears and mind. I am grateful for you, in our lives. Stay safe, and healthy!

[@bubbabryson1632]

I am 63 God bless you for bringing this music back you are giving me goosebumps

[@cherihalda7168]

Cory was one of the best singers in rock-n-roll. Harmony of TDN was incredible.

[@theodoreritola7641]

The Singer LOOKS LIKES STEAVE PERRY WITHA 70s MUSTACHE

[@kathyk4701]

Their song called "One" is amazing too. Thanks for your channel 😎

[@Dooklawz]

Oh definitely ... One always gets me in the deep feels !

[@wdapain]

I remember listening to this when AM radio was happening.

[@AAndrews1968]

If a group were to perform this at American Idol or AGT there would be a flood of tears in the audience as well as the judges booth. Music such as this is timeless in its beauty, as well as immeasurable in its ability to touch the human soul. Simply amazing....

[@denniskmiec761]

OMG, yes, I would LOVE if someone did this song at an audition. Everyone would be on their feet!!!

[@sandtats]

SHAMBALA: The legend of this lost valley is one of the most ancient Tibetan myths, and one of the most striking myths of a sacred landscape, a landscape that inspires stories itself. Traditionally, Shambala is located in the Himalayas, in the remotest part of Tibet, on a high plateau, surrounded by a ring of mountains.🙏☮

[@gigantor62]

You would have fitted in really well in the 70's Jamel. Love your reactions.

[@sunsungoaway]

The awesome thing about Three Dog Night is that they aren't like a lot of bands where you hear a little and know immediately who it is. So many of their songs sound completely different from others. Still hope to hear "Out in the Country"

[@vickieray]

sunsungoaway that would be my request as well ♥️♥️ Love that song

[@dianadollar758]

Another one too: Pieces of April ❤️

[@supasoulproductions]

Three Dog Night were an exceptional group of musicians. They had such great variety because they were a world class cover band. They were always able to find great songs without having to write them.

[@pollynicklas5220]

AMEN!

[@lilamuzik3385]

Out in the Country is my favorite!

[@kencurtis2403]

I grew up in this era and the music was magical! There is nothing like it these days. Even my 21 yo son agrees.

[@cccantlivewithoutfarrar5181]

Miss Cory much! The Perfect Showman! He was Magic!

[@dianadollar758]

I freakin love you Jamel!!!! You make me giggle and smile! I’ve got a feeling that I’m not the only one who’d wanna kick it with you in ANY decade!!!

[@northmichigander3171]

It is pure entertainment to watch you realize you know a song that was requested!

[@shanewray7595]

The purest

[@janetnadeau690]

I was 17 when i saw them in concert. I am almost 65 and have lost touch with them over the years. Thanks to you i'm getting my albums out and rockin' all over again.

[@howiedavis2316]

I hear ya sister, seen them 3 times when they toured with CCR, i miss those days

[@ibrake4butterflies]

Who does belong in this era? Take me back to the best parts of that old time rock and roll and the best of the people who moved and grooved in ☮️ peace and ❤️ love .

[@tammybrennan2040]

💜☮️🇺🇸

[@ibrake4butterflies]

@@tammybrennan2040 ☮️💕😁🇺🇸🤩😎

[@ron7447]

Feel so fortunate to have grown up with this music. Enjoy it brothers and sisters ✌️❤️

[@vinceyoung5912]

I'm 53 ,12 years older than my wife, and I'm always forcing this music to her and my 2 youngest kids.

[@debisjoy8017]

Vince Young we are in our 60’s and our girls grew up on our music!

[@steveburns9870]

You need to do." Never been to Spain"

[@auntiechris]

YES. One of my favorites!

[@racinnut77]

Another Hoyt Axton tune.

[@itsme_mandyp]

Yes. A studio version

[@SouthernArtist77]

Yes please do “Never been to Spain.”

[@kathystammen8774]

Steve Burns he did it!

[@gustavopacheco919]

Great song by Three Dog Night, my favorite actually. It's nice to see younger people getting into 3 dog music, they have so many great songs, they sing, and have great talent. I miss artists like this, you know, that can actually sing.

[@motorcop505]

So glad to see you react to this masterpiece. I remember getting this tape when I was in 5-6th grade. Sadly, the amazing lead singer, Corey, passed away. RIP Corey.

[@TexasMagnolia]

I must say, I used to find joy in Reactor “discovering” music. Jamel “discovering” Artist of music he’s heard is a BLAST! I keep a smile on my face throughout these videos. So much FUN!

[@bapples]

Fun Fact: Three Dog Night charted 21 singles from 1969-1975. Every single one was a top 40 hit (10 were top 10).

[@bapples]

ted ritola Supertramp actually formed in 1969! Some Supertramp would be awesome Jamel

[@inktime]

I was about 16. Saw them in a small night club. They were this good. That’s when musical talent is what got you to the top. Perfect voices in harmony. No dancing, special effects, just talent.

[@merriemisfit8406]

"Small night club" ... "dancing" ... You just reminded me of something ... It was in a small night club called "Kicks" in downtown Reno, Nevada. Paul Revere (of The Raiders) and Bill Medley (of The Righteous Brothers) owned the place. I went to one of the Raiders shows there one night during the last year before it closed. As usual it was a lively event, and sometime well into the show I glanced over toward the dance floor, and I tell you I saw Danny Hutton boogie'n' down with Sydney Revere (wife of Paul). It just registered for a second and then I turned back to watching the show, never looking over again to make sure of what I thought I had seen. Well, it turned out that "Two Dog Night" (the Three Dogs minus Chuck Negron) WAS actually in town, to perform at the hotel that I think was Bally's at the time. So, although I didn't see "Three Dog Night" in a small night club, I believe I DID see *A* Dog there. And there WAS dancing involved.

[@pilsplease7561]

Only cool musicians I know is one of the guys from the beach boys, and aside from that I know a guy who was at woodstock and literally can see him on film from it its crazy.

[@alanwhetstone4396]

You are the shepherd to bring the good music to the masses or them asses. love what you doing brother keep it up.

[@IukaOldFarts]

I've said a million times that music died when that era was over (with only a few exceptions)

[@creverikson9192]

Agreed. after '75 it went downhill.

[@andreabradley5837]

There is so much good music being made, it's not being commercialized though. I don't know where you live, but check out what is going on in your own neighborhood. You might be pleasantly surprised.

[@tenhirankei]

Bye, bye, Miss American Pie. Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry."

[@inspirationworks8357]

Three Dog Night was comprised of just incredible, sweet-souled humans. I love the studio versions but these guys are pure joy live. Thank you for doing so many of their greats.

[@reallyyesreally]

This song came out in 1973. 3 Dog Night was my favorite group at the time. My favorite group at the time. My favorite song was was One. One is the the loneliest number you'll ever do. ❤❤❤

[@lisabarbosa4541]

Hey Jamel! Just subscribed. I am a "lady of a certain age"...61! Lucky enough to have enjoyed great music. Wish we could all hang and talk music. Really enjoy your reactions and light. ☮💜

[@deborahk5792]

I'm also 61 now (when did this happen!!!) and I get such a kick out of Jamel's channel.

[@southernsass2937]

@@deborahk5792 Same here! & same age 😂😍 Didn't we have the best music ever? Jamal is keeping it real 💯 & alive. I'm happy when I'm here!

[@apathy9990]

Dr Hook-Cover of the Rolling Stone Frank Zappa- Yellow Snow Creedence Clearwater Revival-Lookin out my Backdoor Lynyrd Skynyrd-Gimme Back My Bullets

[@jeffcobb2734]

Jamal, you would love "Cover of the Rolling Stone"! They have a guy with an eye patch that is the original hype man, long before Flavor Flav.

[@vonniedemers5683]

I was thinking the same.. Dr Hook

[@monaharper5767]

They were soooo talented and voices so perfect. This song never gets old.

[@GPXgirl]

Imagine listening to this on a hot summer day. As you’re riding to the beach. For some fun in the sun! Just magical. Three Dog Night forever. ❤

[@TonyPucci11]

“Pieces of April” by Three Dog Night, lovely ballad! I’ve got pieces of April, I keep them in a memory bouquet, I’ve got pieces of April, but it’s a morning in May....just lovely!

[@sassymessmess9110]

I forgot about this song!

[@dmpo5450]

It's impossible for me to pick a favorite 3 Dog Night tune but this would be near the top along with Moma Told Me Not to Come. Had the privilege to see them in concert in my younger days. They put on a Hellav a show.

[@mickleyba5918]

They got the three best singers in America together and called themselves three dog night.

[@cchavez248]

Man, I dig their sounds, we need the electric pianos back, they just lay down the funk!!

[@prairierose1014]

We still love this music. Every song is connected to a time, a memory, a place. I was magical. I'm so glad you are getting to experience it!

[@highendservicesbarrieont8347]

Everyone is happy...everyone is so kind...we're on the road to Jamels hot tub time machine...

[@lorenabautista2242]

I'm in!

[@sandeedoxtdator2928]

Hot tubs Water Beds and great bands!

[@javavoicecafe6968]

On my way! 😎💫

[@highendservicesbarrieont8347]

Haha..Sander....Good one I forgot waterbeds. ..

[@sandeedoxtdator2928]

@@highendservicesbarrieont8347 My Aunt had them, loved to go for over for a visit. Easy to get in hard to get out of them as I recall.

[@nunyabizness1079]

Love your reactions! This is about the 5-6th reaction I've seen since last night (Saturday in the Park and I think Black Cow were a couple ) where you've realized you've heard these songs for most of your life. Good music never dies.

[@jamesburnett6247]

The first record I ever bought was 3DN Live at the Forum. They are great live. The instrumentalists were very capable & knew how to jam live when they were time constrained like this ‘studio’ live performance.

[@alanwhetstone4396]

Yes sir yes sir yes sir Three Dog Night alright alright alright

[@dianadollar758]

alan whetstone😂👍🏻👏🏻Good one!😃

[@debbieplato5107]

Love your reactions! I am in my 60's and I saw Three Dog Night three times here in Winnipeg Canada. They used to tour Canada a lot because the drummer was from Calgary , Canada. Never been to Spain would be a good one to do next. I look forward to your reactions everyday! Yep, you would need an afro and some bell bottoms and you would have fit right in! Shambala is a Tibetan Buddhist place of peace and love that exists on a different plane of existence. ✌🌻🌼

[@dennislumley9970]

Jamal, it's just so fantastic seeing your reactions to the music. So genuine and honest. It does my heart wonders feeling the love and the appreciation you have for the music and performances. It's so honest and heartfelt. Thank you, my brother.

[@lakeerie5857]

Great decade to live in. Best music

[@sn1ckers100]

You're helping me stay sane in these strange times. I keep expecting to see Rod Serling standing on a corner. Another awesome band and tune from them.