THREE DOG NIGHT - ELI'S COMING | REACTION
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I can think of 20 acts already in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame who don't deserve induction over Three Dog Night. Genuinely underappreciated.
Maybe the best three voices in rock together.
They're in my Hall of Fame.
Madonna is in the rock and roll hall of fame... Need I say more
Yes.
Yep me too..
Corey Wells, Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron. Together probably the best three voices in one rock band ever.... Nobody touches them
Just microphones and amps. No special effects. Just raw talent!!
Yeah but for a first listen, go with the studio version every time.
Black and White, Mamma Told Me,
Joy to the World
"Easy to be Hard" and "Pieces of April."
Agree!
Written by 17 year old genius Laura Nyro who wrote for many groups, especially Fifth Dimension. She released her own albums, her masterpiece being Eli and the Thirteenth Confession. Laura Nyro inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame posthumously. She passed at 49 of cancer in 1994.
I loved Laura Nyro and still feel sad about losing her. She was amazing.
and I thought the 5th Dimension was another fabulous group too
Wow! A fellow Nyro fangirl, welcome. I put Laura's Triple Goddess Twilight up on my FB page just over a week ago. Adele? Who? lol. Can't beat Laura. Peace, love & music, locked freakin down East Coast of England. x
She was truly a genius!
New York tendaberry is awesome!
As William suggested, “Never been to Spain” is a must 😎
Yes!!!
Absolutely!!
Agree
Seriously might be the very best three part harmony ever in music. Cory Wells was a monster lead singer.
Three Dog Night - Mamma Told Me - Shambala - Black and White - Old Fashioned Love Song
The group had 3 vocalists and each had a #1 hit singing lead.
Never have seen 3 terrific singers in one band. Have any of you all? Not in my 65 years of life!
Written by the late great Laura Nyro. A very unique artist. She wrote so many songs that people know but have no clue it’s her song. 3Dog Night, and The Fifth Dimension did quite a few of her songs. This is a great live performance!
Laura Nyro never became as famous as she should have because she had tremendous stage fright.
She does a better version of this song imho.
@@d.sluder4427 I love her as a writer and she had a very unique singing style. I personally prefer the interpretations of her songs.
Don't forget Blood, Sweat, and Tears on that list.
@@richarddexter7641 right! And When I Die! Great song!
No reason this band is not in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. There was hardly a bigger band in the late 60’s into early 70’s than this band.
One, Black and White, Shambala are all great songs by them
Other songs to react to: "Easy to be Hard", "Celebrate"-the harmony is nuts in this song, "The Family of Man". Just scartching the surface of Three Dog Night.
The first singer was Cory Wells in the middle, then the 2nd singer was Danny Hutton on the left, the third is Chuck Negron on the right. Cory & Danny were always competitive; (that's why Danny held his note so long), they were the 2 that started the band, but the competitiveness took a toll on their friendship. Ironically, they were the last 2 of the 3 left for quite a few decades, as Chuck had heavy drug abuse problems; he finally conquered his demons; he said himself he shouldn't be alive. Chuck is a drug counselor for the youth now. RIP, Cory; we lost him in 2015. React to "Out in the Country", "One" and "Liar". And if you've ever heard of Australian singer Jeff Farnham (if you haven't, you need to), he does a mean "One"; the only other singer that I think can carry that song! Peace.
Liar, Never Been to Spain, Shambala, One, The Show Must Go On, You, Circle for a Landing, I've Got Enough Heartache and, of course, Joy to the World... A very deep catalog by the Best Cover band EVER! Three fantastic lead singers who could harmonize like nobody's business with a kick ass rock band. They did not write, but they were awesome at choosing songwriters and picking deep cuts from other artists.
..not to mention "Your Song"
To really appreciate what these cats put down... listen to the studio version and your mind will be blown how they did it live.🤯
I've always believed that they were an underrated band. Had top talent.
They weren't enderrated!
You were probably not here! 😂🤷🏻♂️
Underrated? They were the top-selling band in the world in the early 70s
3DN had 2 platinum albums and 13 gold albums. They were extremely popular in the 70s, not underrated at all.
Maybe today but back in the day you couldn't go an hour without hearing Three Dog Night on the radio, thankfully. One reacter said this intro sounded like the sun rising. I loved that.
Another under rated group from the 70's. Huge catalogue a lot of hits and many other great tunes. I personally think some of their best work never hit the airwaves. And again pre 1996 so no autotune!! Enjoy the ride!!!
I agree! They all had great voices and many hits. They were my 1st concert , I was obsessed with them❤️
Here I am, a 63 year old semi-retired old guy. Sitting here doing an expense report watching and listing to my 70's high school music when I noticed Wilburn's reaction video to one of my top 20 favorite bands of all times "Three Dog Night". If memory serves, it's from their album "Suitable for Framing" that I bought at Woolco back around 1970 on 8-track tape. I remember riding my Schwinn Stingray to get it. I absolutely love when the younger generation discovers and appreciates the music that I grew up with. "Took you to Church" I LOVE that analogy! I subscribed right then and there. Yeah, not many bands have 3 lead singers with that kind of vocal range. If you can find any let me know.
Picture this fantasy, Corey Wells (the blonde guy that started your church service) with Philip Bailey of Earth Wind & Fire singing the Bruno Mars hit Grenade with Bruno Mars. Talk about full church revival!!!
Great job Wilburn, you made my day!!!
"One" and "Liar" are two of my personal favourites of theirs
I have had "Liar" stuck in my head for the last 2 months. Originally by Argent. Three Dog Night delivers the definitive version. Worth a listen.
Last, best of their concert songs.. saw these guys twice back in the 69 70 time frame..
Folks took me to the Forum to see Three Dog Night in 1970 when I was seven. I remember a strange scent.
LoL Are you taiking about the Forum in Harrisburg Pa.
@@BeeLineEast I'm pretty sure he means the Forum in Los Angeles (actually Inglewood, Ca.)
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@@obbor4 Ok that's probably where he meant. They do have a Forum in Harrisburg Pa. Bands played there for decades. You never know it's a,small world out there.
My sister took me to see Stevie Wonder when I was 12. I think I smelled that same smell.
Chod, their "Joy To The World", "Black And White", "Shambala" and "Never Been To Spain" are next for you! Harmonies and a great band with 3 singers sold 40 million records. Mr. Cory Wells on lead!
They do an amazing cover of Try a Little Tenderness, live version showcases how good they were. When They finished putting the band together, they sent invitations to the record companies to come and listen, then they chose the best offer.
They had a lot of fun up on stage. That's what I like about this band! They had several big hits like Joy To The World, Never Been To Spain, Black And White and The Show Must Go On, etc.
My favorite is Easy To Be Hard which is slightly more mellow than the others and an absolutely beautiful song!
They still have fun on stage.
The studio version is more enjoyable even though I love Cory's blue-eyed soul. You should hear him sing "Try A Little Tenderness"
100% Agreed! All three lead singers are great but Try A Little Tenderness was wrote for Cory!
I prefer Live At The Forum album version.
Corey Wells is the one
Yes, Yes, Yes!
Awe, so good!
Old Fashion Love Song.
I’m a 57 year old former semi professional drummer and ever since I was 7 years old Three Dog Night has been one of my absolute favorite bands because of EXACTLY what they did to you right HERE!!! Thank you for REALLY feeling it!!!
Soon as I saw the title, I knew......ohhhhh man! Chod has entered the smoky temple! Done to perfection.
you should hear them do Otis Redding's try A Little Tenderness it rocks thanks Three Dog Night dose a great job on it Otis would be proud
It gives me chills!!
Three Dog Night was such an amazing group, and SO underappreciated! There are many many songs that are "must listen!!!
Not too bad, but I really hope you’ll take the time to listen to the studio version. These guys had a ton of hits back in the early 70s, and I never tire of hearing them.
Yeah, I call the Studio version, Two minutes of Extreme HIGH HEAT!
"Not too bad"? Wow you are a hard man to impress!
@@DawnSuttonfabfour - I guess I’m too much of a purist. Its not that it’s not a good version, but I still think one needs to listen to the studio version for a first listen. This is great for alive version but it’s so over the top compared to the studio version that I don’t think it does it justice. Just my opinion.
@@doplinger1 Well ok then, you are free to go, haha. Will find the studio version too. I love the O.T.Topness of it. Think I'll listen now before all my meds kick in! :)
@@doplinger1 Ok Dave I liked it a lot but I love the love they put in live so it DOESN'T sound like a studio. The voices are par excellence and deserved every bit of what they sang so brilliantly together and singly.And they always play like they are loving what they do. East Coast of England where we are freakin still on lockdown. Nice talking to you @Dave Oplinger. Peace, love & music. x
Never Been to Spain
Yay! All 3 guys had great voices! I've been begging for this very video for ages, ha! The one who held that note always liked to goof a bit!
They were so hot in the 70s!! So many great songs. Easy to be Hard is a great ballad, you should check it out
Written by the incredible Laura Nyro.
Wow, thanks for the heads up. I've been into these guys and the Fifth dimension since the 70's ...I never even heard of her.
@@ginnywhat5777 :) I googled her after I wrote that...It's so crazy how things are deliberately, kept from us and true authors are often unmentioned. I learned a lot from the documentary on here; The Wrecking Crew... I knew none of those musicians, and I've been a musician for 45 years...It just goes to show ya!
Totally agree. So underrated during their time performing. I had every album back then...such talent.and this song-- my favorite of theirs . Period. Keep going on three dog night!!
Three male vocalists all round and did sing both soulful leads and great harmony are the elements that made Three Dog Night stand out from the rest back in the day. They were the first rock concert I ever attended and it was fantastic, I'll never forget it.
Three Dog Night was the highest grossing touring band in the USA for a couple of years in the early 1970's, very popular. Soft and tender enough for the girls and hard rocking enough for the guys, so just about everybody loved them.
Put Three Dog Night in the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame Damn It!!!!! Overdue!!!
Written by the brilliant singer/songwriter Laura Nyro who also wrote “Stoned Soul Picnic” , “ And When I Die”, et al.
The core of Three Dog Night were the three singers. Their best to come, in my mind, in order, are "One", "Liar" and "Joy to the World".
One of the absolute best reactions I have ever seen. Three Dog Night were total masters of their style of music. Three superb singers backed up by an incredibly tight band. We just don not see this any more.
Others have mention ONE and that is the name of the song. ONE "is the loneliest number."
My favorite reaction ever! - I'm right there with ya - amazing band
GREAT reaction for one of the all time great and under appreciated bands who could throw it down in the studio, but more importantly - LIVE and IN PERSON - Three Dog Night!!! Starting with “…going to church!…”, and ending with the fish reference of “…filleted and fried!…”!!! Dude, you got me “…hook, line, and sinker!…” LOVE IT!!!!🥰
Jesus hair....Lord ha mercy🤣😂🤣💖. The group and the band are anointed.
I was just listening to Shambala today. These guys are awesome!!
Corey Wells, the guy in the center grew up in a interracial area in New York and would sit outside the Baptist Church ( he intimated it was mostly black folk) and would love to listen to the music. His soulful expression was fostered in those moments. Sounds like he learned well....🙂
One of my all time favorite bands. "Try A Little Tenderness" is another great soulful song. It soars.
Chod- check out the composer! She wrote many R&B hits for so many groups back in the mid-sixties. She died at 50 from cancer. Laura Nyro was ahead of her time. “ And When I Die” is another great one.
Written and first recorded by Laura Nero. One of the greatest most underrated song writers ever. She made it into the Hall of fame
NYRO.
Quite possibly the three greatest vocalists gathered on one stage
These guys were SO good!!! Every single one of those guys had amazing voices. The Show Must Go On, Mama Told Me Not To Come, Easy to Be Hard, One, Black and White.
This is so great! First time seeing this live version. I realized at the end that I didn’t hear any of the instruments. I was mesmerized by their voices and performance. And, my my my...they were easy on the eyes as well. Had to listen again to appreciate the sounds.
... Imagine hearing this for the first time if you were 11 years old. 😀😀😯😯
Laura Nyro.
One of my 3 all time favorite songwriters.
Love the song Joy to the World
Their Old Fashioned Love Song live video is the best !!.....from 1975.....and keep ur eyes on them.......they do some funny stuff.....LOL
Big call-out for "Shambala" here....a distilled shot of early-70s cool.
I Saw Three Dog Night performing in Panama City Florida back in 1985 or 86 and they were a really good group. When I was a kid I use to sing their songs as I would hear them on the radio quite often. The bell bottoms and platform shoes take me back.
'One is the Loneliest Number' is a great choice. I got to see these guys on a Riverboat in New Orleans in '84. Great show.
It's just called: "One"
(Yes. Like the, now, MORE famous MetallicA song.)
3 Amazing lead singers,that also sing backup....Easy to be Hard and One are jams too
MAGICAL BAND AND VOCALS SO UNIQUE!
One, Try A Little Tenderness, One Man Band, Out In The Country, Shambala, Easy To Be Hard
One of the top 20 performances ever
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3 Dog Night -- great individual singers and great harmonies. I love their song "Cowboy". I don't know that it ever charted, but, to me, it is one of their best.
OOOOOH NOW WE’RE TALKIN’! 👏👏👏🔥 You do need to hear the studio version just so you know how the world knew it.
I been trying to tell everyone to react to this song it's amazing
That was our Dad's name so no telling how many times we sang Eli's coming....especially if we didn't want him to know what we were doing. Great memories and great music. Three Dog Night was an extremely popular band with many hits. Very talented musicians.
Well Finally you got to this group after 6 months of requesting.....knowing....KNOWING...that you like good music...great vocals.....and great lyrics......finally you get to one of my all-time favorite Rock n' Roll Bands which change my life in 1968 with this song, Eli's Coming and literally introduced me to Rock n' Roll from my R & B Jazz Blues upbringing.......and I have seen them in concert 4 times....Excellent...but the audios I would listen to first.....also check out "Woman(audio version)." by Three Dog Night....very soulful. It is FIRE!!!!
I love when people react to good live performances, I always want to see then sing and play. These older singers did not have auto tune to hod the note on key for them, and some like these guys were extraordinary. Cheers
Can’t even name all of the amazing songs these guys recorded. Family of Man, Never Been To Spain, Shambala, One , Pieces ofApril, Try aLittle Tenderness……….the list is almost unending!
Sounds like a revival.....you shall be HEALED! Love this song....really underrated band.
Love the way you listened through the whole song before you comment. THANK YOU BECAUSE I AM LISTENING TO THE SONG TOO!
DANG, brings back memories of good ole days. I think we ALL just got sent to CHURCH on this one!! lol Three Dog Night, one of the BEST bands, with 3 excellent lead singers
🤩 Oh yeah...Three Dog Night is GOLDEN! I am So glad to have grown up listening to them in the early to mid 70's. Their music was always playing in our house. Make sure to check out their other hits like:
Easy to Be Hard, One, Just an Old Fashioned Love Song, Never Been to Spain...just to name a few. 👍👍👍✌
The superbly gifted Corey Wells!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
The studio recording did not have that super long intro. That was something they did in live concert. Amazing singing. Got very nostaglic sering that hair and clothes. Boy, we thought we so cool back in the day.
More than any other Band besides The Guess Who that deserve the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Breaks my heart that they're still not in.
They have many openings for this song. Saw them in the cotton bowl in 71. The three front men were in the stands and auditioned for the lead. Very fun and creative.
Taken to church in some bell bottoms and platforms...damn that was great!
Back when I was in the 8th grade in the late sixties, this was my favorite song. Though the band has changed completely over the years, they are still touring today.
Laura Nyro wrote this and recorded it on her album “Eli and the Thirteenth Confession”. “Sweet Blindness”, Stoned Soul Picnic”,
Saw them in concert at Nassau Coliseum, early 1970s. They put on a fantastic show!
That song (I'm an 'old-man now') hit the charts without that intro, because radio songs had to be short (3 min) BUT MAN... this rendition is fire! Thank you Mr. Wilburn!
One of my Fav All Time Groups for over 50 years!!!!
I just love your reactions to my favourite band growing up!
First concert I saw. I was in 5th grade in 1971. I had a very progressive teacher who took the class to see as a "school trip". She would have assignments like newspaper drives for recycling. For the top 5 who accumulated the most she would have a special event foe them. For example, one was to see Scrooge at Radio City Music Halll during Christmas time. This was in NYC of course. Then because it was at night those students slept at her small apartment in Manhattan. My school was in Queens. With the signed parents permission. Can you imagine that happening now. Because I was an excellent speller, and she was so busy doing things outside the scope of a usual teacher, I marked the spelling test every week. I won the spelling bee contest. She was unorthodox but because of that the most influential teacher in my life. She suggested me as a candidate fo a special progress program in Junior High school. I was accepted. So I didn't have to attend my freshman year in high school. I was allowed to skip it.
"Out in the Country" great tune!
very ironic that I listened and loved every song of this very talented band, then 6 years later, my son named my grandson "Eli". without knowing that I loved this band....
Great singing music out great 👍 when I was they always songs on billboard
I saw them three times in concert.. they were as good as you heard...greatness. Thank you for your reaction.
I saw Three Dog Night three times in concert. They always interacted with and had fun with the audience.
"Filet and Fried" ..love that example .got me on the same hooked line back in the day! great vocals and music!
This performance was filmed live in 1975 on the show “Soundstage”. The 40+ minute show has their most recognized songs as well as you get to see just how funny they were, it’s really a great show. This is a band that had 3 lead singers, which is mostly unheard of in the 70’s. Cory Wells who sings lead on this song has sadly passed away, but Chuck Negron (brown hair & smokin’ mustache) & Danny Hutton (curly dark hair & the clown of the band) are still alive. I highly recommend checking this show out! ✌️☮️
Three Dog Night was my favorite group. I had such a crush on Cory Wells.
Cory Wells had so much soul. Check out their version of "Try a Little Tenderness" from this same show
Last time I heard this, it came off an eight-track in a 69 442 Oldsmobile...
my hat is off to you 😎
Terrific 70s song full of excitement & drive - loved your reaction & comments. Thanks!