Three Dog Night - Try A Little Tenderness - LIVE (1972)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2021
- Three Dog Night is an American rock band. They formed in 1967 with a line-up consisting of vocalists Danny Hutton, Cory Wells, and Chuck Negron. This lineup was soon augmented by Jimmy Greenspoon (keyboards), Joe Schermie (bass), Michael Allsup (guitar), and Floyd Sneed (drums). The band registered 21 Billboard Top 40 hits (with three hitting number one) between 1969 and 1975. Because Three Dog Night recorded many songs written by outside songwriters, they helped introduce mainstream audiences to writers such as Paul Williams ("An Old Fashioned Love Song") and Hoyt Axton ("Joy to the World").
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These guys need to be in the rock and roll hall of fame
I miss Corey Wells, truly Such a great, talented singer
Cory Wells was incredible
Real musicians, real singers. It doesn't get any better than this.
To pan away from Cory Wells, on this song, for 1 second is criminal.
Cory Wells saw Otis Redding perform this at the Whisky A Go Go in the mid 1960s. Wells cut this with 3DN to honor Redding after the latter died in the plane crash that also took the lives of four members of the original Bar Kays.
Corey was the group's top showman. So talented.
Watch the “Jam” from same night:
Three Dog Night “Jam” LIVE (1972)
That was some serious soul put into that performance!
And now we know where all those gold and platinum records come from!! We saw the DOG several times in the day...AWESOME!!!
Cory Wells was such a great talent.
Thank God for this music
Someone transport me to this time
That was BadAss!!!
Wow. They were outstanding!
Man! Cory was awesome! He and Chuck were my two favorites from this band. Feel so lucky I got to see Cory in '97 or '98.🥰✌
Yes he was! I saw them first in '69 and I think the last time was in '04. There were a few hundred concerts in between. NEVER disappointing!
Rock'and'Roll today, yesterday and forever...
They were so great and totally underra😂ted! Really good video! Love The beat Club!
These guys passed me by first time around. Thanks to Beat Club for giving me the opportunity to take a listen at these guys.
I have to say that this performance by Corey is by far one of the best ever done of this classic, only one other tops this and that's by the late great Mr. Otis Redding!! IMO
What a live performance! The band is on fire, and Corey is in my (fave) '72-'73 period. Sounding just amazing. And seriously...how about a hand for the sound engineers for these Beat-Club performances? We're hearing this in Mono, and the mix is just superb...nearly 50 years later!
Me too. I’m sure you’ve seen the “Jam” from same night: Three Dog Night “Jam” LIVE (1972)
@@michele6740 Oh yes! I wish there were more. This period of the group transports me every time.
stellar performance. on time and on key
I was not even 10 years old when I got hooked on the Dog Night, when I was 17 I was in Midland TX and they did a show in Odessa the next town over. I had the time of my life. It was a small venue but had no trouble seeing the entire original band. The only downer was the organ didn't work and there wasn't enough time to find a replacement. Look at the map of TX, it's west TX in the desert. But it didn't matter he made up just fine with the piano. Certainly one of the coolest things I got to do in my life. God bless America God bless TX and RIP to the members that made this incredible band.
Sensational
Awesome!!!
Cory could sing and dance! 💜
Watch the “Jam” from same night:
Three Dog Night “Jam” LIVE (1972)
I’ve always felt that Three Dog Night were unfairly lambasted by the music critics of the day.
Agreed. The group selected great songs and made excellent albums.
@@kevingoins9858 I also agree. No one blasted Barbra Streisand for not writing her songs. And many of Three Dog Night's versions were better than the originals
What was said? I was barely conscious at the time and don't remember
Wow! Amazing Performance!
Brilliant Brilliant.
So good.
Grate cover 👏👏👏
Thanks for posting. Makes me want to pick up my guitar and play.
I think folks forget how good TDN’s rhythm section actually was. Floyd’s rimshots may not top Al Jackson Jr’s of course, BUT he adds so much muscle to their sound - when you put Corey, Mike, etc on top it “sounds” extra-groove - I.e. like Three Dog Night proper. It’s brilliant timeless stuff.
Soulful and dynamic. Move over BS&Ts !!
Whew so sexy and true, a song with feelings LOVE
gracias.enormes.uuuu
Someone with a decent singing voice that doesn’t need autotune, and a band that plays live without computers or a backing track. We dinosaur’s remember these things…
Yeah all of that still occurs. All you old farts just don’t seek it out. You expect to be given your music on a platter. Well that platter (tv/radio) has run dry of what y’all desire so it’s just automatically GONE somehow? Well there’s still TONS of great bands that play live, tour and release records. They don’t use auto tune and everyone plays their instruments. It’s just not on the platter for ya anymore and yall just ain’t hungry enough.
@@deadlyheadbang I play live - there’s nothing better than playing with a live band. But how many of the top acts play totally live with no computers, autotune, etc? It’s a show, great lighting, dancing, etc. But it’s an act, it’s theatre, not music.
Hell Yeah my T-Rex, so true!!! 🦖
I still listen to a lot of bands that’s out performing every weekend and doing it without any autotune nor computers.
You need to get more out.
@@kasperkjrsgaard1447 As I said, I play live, and I’ve listened to plenty of good LIVE bands. But when you get to the top, you have to ask how many are playing completely live. I think the point is not whether they’re playing live, but whether they want to give the impression they’re playing (and singing) live. Examples: Madonna (people who’ve been to her concerts swear she’s miming); Dolly Parton (at Glastonbury she made up a song about the mud - her live singing voice was very different from when she sang pre-planned songs!); Spice Girls (obviously miming! Singing by hidden backing singers) - when Mel B was asked about it she didn’t deny it.
OMG.
Wow!! Just f###ing Wow
great song :)
Strange: when the band starts - the dynamics go down
Hah! What a 'coincidence'! I had commented on someone saying on FB that they were sleeping with 3 dogs in their bedroom by linking to Three Dog Night's hit 'One' only last week! 😄
Beat-Club vocês vão postar um vídeo do Fleetwood Mac com o Bob Welch cantando Lay it All Down??
I really wish you guys would post Rory Gallagher's Crest of a Wave! Every video that was on yourube of the performance was recently taken down
Wow I've heard that name in a long time . Roy Gallagher in a long time. I've got some of his vinyl albums.
I count at least 2 memberz of the wrecking crew
i miss otis
Los mejores mama told me not to come
The 1968 Beat Club video in black and white of this song way better by them than this! Unless one likes it live.
That 69 Beat Club performance is actually Lip Synced from the lp but yes that version is wonderful. Beat Club started playing live performances later in 69 or in 1970.
Need to throw some dirt in the guitar tone
Where's Chuck?
I miss Corey Wells, truly Such a great, talented singer
Rock'and'Roll today, yesterday and forever...
I miss Corey Wells, truly Such a great, talented singer
I miss Corey Wells, truly Such a great, talented singer