I was on a death spiral from chemo overdose and this song played over and over in my head for 4 days. Wife said we had not heard it in a year or more. Powerful stuff, saved my life.
I'm 60 years old now. I go back to this time as a kid. Just amazing music I grew up. No other time like it. Today's music has the appeal of gutter graffiti in comparison. This era of the 70's will never be again and I was privileged to have been there listening to actual LP's and 45's. Wouldn't have missed it for anything.
@Eleven1921 you nailed it for me! I've been on an emotional high for the past few days re-discovering this song and their other work. Beautiful and uplifting!
20 years old now! Those years seem like they took forever to pass for me but then all of a sudden ten years seem to pass in the blink of an eye. Make the most of every one of them. Peace
God created us to enjoy music. It is good for us physically, mentally, and spiritually. Just make sure that the music you listen to glorifies Him. The old hymns teach who He is and who we are. God Bless!
@@michaelhouse7775 Hello I turned 61 this year (24) so I'm guessing you're 63. So I remember getting my mom to by me the album Naturally,still have it. Do you remember Joy to the World and Jeremiah was a bullfrog?✌️ hope you're still kicking hard brother😋
I'm so happy I took the leap of faith and went to India. Even though I am no longer with the lady I went to India with I learned an infinite amount of wisdom about this beautiful world. India is everything good the bad and the ugly all in one. Humans we are all in one and one in all.
I am 71 years old. Had the good fortune listening to Three Dog Night in my youth . Just saw them last night and was so happy and my wife was their too.
I grew up in the 70's best of times to be a young guy growing up. Great tunes. Awesome cars. Best styles. We had it all. I wouldn't want to be a kid today at all.
I totally agree with you, however nobody gets attacked on the way to a Bernie rally. It is Nancy who said we need more groups like ANTIFA to make sure only the right kind of speech is heard.
@@Laceykat66 The way leftism functions is to break down societal norms (and society as a whole) which then creates a desperation for order and moreover to be saved from "evil" in the form of anarchy. But it is the left that creates the anarchy, to then, at a later stage, be the savior from it. ( Much Like Chelsea Clinton creating an issue only to write papers later on how to fix everything---then being label "HERO"---bullshhhh--coughing). Anarchy is simply the tool and thusly the pathway to power. Total power. The autocratic kind, otherwise known as tyranny and repeated over time through out the history of the world! Cue the liberal, revisionist elites and their pompous self righteousness and virtue signalling--which kind of makes sense if you think about it. Since most of them are Godless heathens (atheists and agnostics), it only makes sense that they would try to create morality from the highly flawed character of man. Yet they keep failing throughout man's history. STUPID LIBTARDS!!!!
My first album, and I still have it. This song has a lot of meaning to me, not only is it from the soundtrack of my youth, but it is also where I've been heading my whole life, and I will know that I'm there, when I see the flowers in my brother and sisters eyes. If you have ever looked at an old world map, then you will know what I'm talking about. Shambhala, Mount Meru, Sumeru, Garden of Eden, back to the source, the Creator, of which we are all a part of. How DOES the light shine, on the road to Shambala?
@@haroldmoser76 You're very welcome! At the ripe young age of 67, I don't worry too much about what people think of me. So if I'm seen doing a little hop, skip, and jump with my shopping cart~oh, well~shrug.......😀. And if I maybe made someone laugh, or perhaps brightened their day~all the better~I just LOVE life! Have a terrific day, Harold.
You are saying you wish we were all dead and wondering down some ghost highway looking for a counterfiet of the home of our Almighty God who created us in His image. Do you seek your the one true God of all Creation. Or are you looking for hybrid being genetically engineered by celestial beings who betrayed a loving God. Accusing Him of being unfair or unloving.when the huge group of rebellious ones who were no joyous or kind or gracious or capable of empathy. God would never leave a celestial being that rebelled and glorified other non dirties as their chosen gods. Nine of which can create a soul or a planet or star or a river or anything at that they don't have to steal the ingredients from the true creator. All counterfiets and fraudulent concepts and systems.
I've been watching this video to this song for years , I've always loved this song , this happy video of people just being together is awesome to me 😊💞🎵
Good morning, Lovies! This song popped into my head after morning prayers. It was even more fun since I danced with them. May you have the most awesome day! xxoo
Hang on to Jesus, at the end of the road is Heaven, for all who do. Soon, no more tears, no more pain, no more death, no more sorrow, for all who follow Jesus on the Road To Shambala. I'm on board
I’m 70 and FINALLY just learned about the Shambhala Prophecy. Happy to report that we’re well on the way. (And finally got what this song was all about. 😉💯💫✨) Onward!
@@jerrimenard3092there is a city in the etheric , called Shamballa seen by the monks of Tibet. They passed the torch to the Westerners to bring it into fruition. It is aka the rising of Lemuria. Represents heaven on earth and each community will self govern about 3000 people and the world will enter a million year long golden age. Takes light from the heart, so we are all fully equipped to get through the present transition. Just show kindness to anyone you meet on this road to Shamballa💛
60 and grew up with Three dog night but the credit for this goes to BW Stevenson. his writing stands the test of time. Shambala and My Maria, some of his best and love his version.
I'd like to go in the Gangees river and go to Shamballa! I'm 69 and still love this! Great days and good people then. We need to rediscover those days! Smile no matter what is going on! Amen
Three Dog Night was likely the best group that usually covered other people's songs. Their version is almost always vastly superior than the original. Great band!
Why is 3 Dog night not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? "21 consecutive Top 40 hits are sure to impress, but a relatively short period of popularity and the fact they didn't write their hit songs may be reasons Three Dog Night gets the Hall snub."
This is for my mother.... she loved music and this album was the first album of my life. How perfect on Good Friday that I found this , as the album was my Easter present 50 years ago.
Marginally okay. The girls were not receptive at the discos and started to be poisoned by the marxist-feminist "movement" from Friedan and Steinam from the 60's, so that they were not that interested in a husband anymore, so how great was that? It was probably the beginning of the end for the American two-parent family, which worked for over 200 years and is necessary if you want to avoid the Walking Evil in the streets and school shootings. Fewer people were drugged in public or on "free" federal checks without doing any work for other people.
This was my first concert they were with Jethro Tull. The first time I smelled Pot. 1973. This group was more in touch with reality than anyone . Chuck had an auto accident and came out on the stage all banged up and begged for mercy. You kidding Okies screamed the fairgrounds arena. my brother caught floyds drumstick after the show. I just now learned how to play this song on acoustic. Thanks for putting this on the site.
I listen to a little of everything when I was a kid even 1920s music so I'm not basically a musical connoisseur my grandfather listen to the old Ragtime music and I was exposed to that too and Jazz it was just a little bit but I like all sorts of music I don't get bored with it
This is the best video I've seen in a long time made my day and I'm dancing all over the office. Great job to those who made it can't stop watching it and wishing I was there.
This is one of my VERY FAVORITE songs from my childhood ❤💥🫶🎉 It comes on the satellite radio station at work 3-4 times a week, and it makes me feel so happy 🤩🥰❤️
Love the song and appreciate that there is a universal heart cry for a place where everything and everyone is perfect. There is One who has come from a place more glorious than the mythical Shambala. Follow Him as the way, the truth, and the life.
Absolutely love this song...the voices complement each other...loved Cory Wells voice and Chuck Be from is so good...this band was just amazing...loved all their music....never get tired of listening to it even at age 67....glad I can listen to it on UTUBE...Thanks 3DN for the music!!!! Cheryl Atchison
Wash away OUR troubles during this pandemic! I love this song, so I looked it up on TH-cam. Three Dog Night was a staple in my car and anyone who didn't like them didn't ride in it! Love the music they put out! :)
Introduced to this song by my brother Barry, it's unfortunate that the only words you knew from this song was how does the light shine. I miss you so damn much but I know you're watching over me. Your black pickup truck with no floor boards my feet were dangling on cardboard but you did have an 8-track player. Take care of Mommy.
I play this song often because it brings wonderful memories of all of my immediate family that is no longer with me. I know in my ❤ that they are in a better place.
The environment to create music in the 60's and early 70's will simply never be replicated. Anyone who was alive at that time (and still is) can attest to that. Turbulent society, Cold War, missiles on the U.S. doorstep, powerful messages for artists to send and new medium with which to send that message and a generation that pushed the very bounds of what those musical mediums could bring - and fused it with the classic music of previous generations. The end result was pure listening pleasure.
The sweetest video to this great tune ever!!!! Those ppl just having a good times during the rock slide just hangin out making the best of it! So awesome!
I have so enjoyed this video through the years! It's so happy and with one of my favorite songs. I wanted to leave a comment of appreciation at last. Thank you!
Three Dog Night was a huge influence for me in my childhood, love this song and the message it delivers...now that I've had stuff, happiness is a journey-on the road to Shambala...
My all-time favorite song. I burned a hole in my lp back in the day. I loved Cory's voice in this. My sincere condolences to his loving wife and daughters.
I never got tired of hearing this and it STILL puts a smile on my face!! I've seen them in concert 3 times over the years and it was ALWAYS great!! ;-)
What a different time and place place. I would've been about 11 when this song came out. I first heard the song on The Mighty 1090 AM radio in Omaha Ne. Shortly after I saw 3 Dog Night on the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack baby! Been a fan ever since!
This is the very 1st video I've ever commented on...love the song...Love the people whose joy you can feel...Love the whole journey...Thank you...! BigLoveMuchPeace
Three Dog Night does this marvelously. The guy who wrote it, Daniel Moore, b. 1941, is from WA state and is still alive as of mid-Feb. 2023. Chögyam Trungpa (Wylie: Chos rgyam Drung pa; March 5, 1939 - April 4, 1987) was a Tibetan Buddhist meditation master and holder of both the Kagyu and Nyingma lineages of Tibetan Buddhism, the 11th of the Trungpa tülkus … originator of a radical re-presentation of Tibetan Buddhist teachings and the myth of Shambala. Shambhala Training is a secular approach to meditation developed by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chogyam Trungpa and his students.[1][2] It is based on what Trungpa calls Shambhala Vision, which sees enlightened society as not purely mythical, but as realizable by people of all faiths through practices of mindfulness/awareness, non-aggression, and sacred outlook. See what the great Tulku writer (and yes, voracious drinker) Trungpa told his personal secretary to James Steinberg about Adi Da (First Give). Yes, this song really conveys happiness.
Because of this song, Rock N Roll will NEVER die. I am 78 and this I believe.
Right on!😊
Yes. Shamballa villages incoming👋
I was on a death spiral from chemo overdose and this song played over and over in my head for 4 days. Wife said we had not heard it in a year or more. Powerful stuff, saved my life.
Keep the faith, blessings- love this song!
Blessings from Shambhala..now and always friend
you need JESUS.
Music can do miracles !
So glad this joyful music was there for you. Blessings.😊🕊️♥️
I'm 60 years old now. I go back to this time as a kid. Just amazing music I grew up. No other time like it. Today's music has the appeal of gutter graffiti in comparison. This era of the 70's will never be again and I was privileged to have been there listening to actual LP's and 45's. Wouldn't have missed it for anything.
No music like this today for sure.
You are correct sir. By the way, can i call Shambala on my rotory dial telephone?
Amen Brother
Stay safe brother. I am with you...a baby boomer. Life is good.
I'm right there with you!💯
One of my first 45's I ever bought.
Glad I grew up in the 70's.
That was real music.
Has anybody else hit replay and listened a half dozen dozen times?
Well, I have! Beautiful Music.
yes and yes and yes
Yup. i've heard this song many times since I was a child in the 70s. But didnt hear it correctly until yesterday. 💗
@Eleven1921 you nailed it for me! I've been on an emotional high for the past few days re-discovering this song and their other work. Beautiful and uplifting!
ask my neighbors
13 years old everybody! I love this. It is my favorite song!
20 years old now
20 years old now! Those years seem like they took forever to pass for me but then all of a sudden ten years seem to pass in the blink of an eye. Make the most of every one of them. Peace
good for you
See you there Penelope in the halls of shamballa....🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈☁️🌥⛅🌤🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
God created us to enjoy music. It is good for us physically, mentally, and spiritually. Just make sure that the music you listen to glorifies Him. The old hymns teach who He is and who we are. God Bless!
Three Dog Night are one of the greatest bands of all time!
Damn these old classics are euphoria to the soul
Played this night and day in the day! Now I’m 72 still lovin it!
Yea buddy!!
Best Decade Baby!!!💋
I'm 65 and I understand what you mean, great band with great songs.
Listen to My Maria and compare.
Yup. I'm 71 and still think we can love one another. Where are we going?? We as a people have togro
Glad you're here listening
I’m 70,still dancing away with this song
Me too!! 71 here and dancin’
74, but can't dance.
@@timb0man 65, can dance like an EMU with a bucket on its head !
72
Me Too.. Rock On Mama.. I'm still playing these great ol' tunes..
61 now listened to this in a peaceful world!!
We need some compassion and kindness now.
@@michaelhouse7775 Hello I turned 61 this year (24) so I'm guessing you're 63. So I remember getting my mom to by me the album Naturally,still have it. Do you remember Joy to the World and Jeremiah was a bullfrog?✌️ hope you're still kicking hard brother😋
@@billhammond5771same song right? I met the writer, Felix cavaleri. Joy to the World and the Shamballa villages lighting us up.
I GREW UP IN THE SEVENTIES AND THIS WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS 😁😁😁
Ik ook
I'm so happy I took the leap of faith and went to India. Even though I am no longer with the lady I went to India with I learned an infinite amount of wisdom about this beautiful world. India is everything good the bad and the ugly all in one. Humans we are all in one and one in all.
Never gets old.
Class of 79! Ditto! 😊
@@lisamatthews1638Class of 79 is mighty fine🎉🎉🎉
love this song so much, God Bless THREE DOG NIGHT!
Omg! I'm just realizing that 3 Dog Night was implanted in my brain since I was only 3! Thanks to my oldest sisters! Looking back, I'm glad.
I am 71 years old. Had the good fortune listening to Three Dog Night in my youth . Just saw them last night and was so happy and my wife was their too.
spelled "there". just teasing
I grew up in the 70's as a teenager and still love these classics! I still remember buying our 45 RPM of "Joy To The Word" for 99 cents!
Me too! The late 60's into the 70's: the best of times!!
I've got 2 of their old 33 and a thirds. Shhhhh! Don't tell anyone I'm a racist. Shame on me
Remind me Joy to the World all the fishes in the sea, I can probably Google up the words but your comment hit home, I thank you
Me, too! Love Joy to the World as well.
Man, I miss those times
i don't care what anybody says this is still the best video ever on youtube i been sayin it for years and i have yet to find a better one ;-)
Better than Double Rainbow Guy, even?
I grew up in the 70's best of times to be a young guy growing up. Great tunes. Awesome cars. Best styles. We had it all. I wouldn't want to be a kid today at all.
Did you pop any Quaaludes?
@@bigsky3072those little uppers that made you talk all night?
What a great song, just heart and soul inspiring. Beautiful.
This song is about love and kindness.We could sure use more of that nowadays.
I totally agree with you, however nobody gets attacked on the way to a Bernie rally.
It is Nancy who said we need more groups like ANTIFA to make sure only the right kind of speech is heard.
AMEN.
@@Laceykat66 The way leftism functions is to break down societal norms (and society as a whole) which then creates a desperation for order and moreover to be saved from "evil" in the form of anarchy. But it is the left that creates the anarchy, to then, at a later stage, be the savior from it. ( Much Like Chelsea Clinton creating an issue only to write papers later on how to fix everything---then being label "HERO"---bullshhhh--coughing). Anarchy is simply the tool and thusly the pathway to power. Total power. The autocratic kind, otherwise known as tyranny and repeated over time through out the history of the world! Cue the liberal, revisionist elites and their pompous self righteousness and virtue signalling--which kind of makes sense if you think about it. Since most of them are Godless heathens (atheists and agnostics), it only makes sense that they would try to create morality from the highly flawed character of man. Yet they keep failing throughout man's history. STUPID LIBTARDS!!!!
@@stevetrump7399 Took the words right out of my mouth steve. Liberal leftists & socialism will destroy our country if they aren't stopped.
We could use alot of that now
One of the very best!! Always brings me way back to those days...PEACE to all our brothers and sisters...
Born in ‘63. You younger guys missed some great times. I hope we get the good times back.
Those were the good old days !
2 years older and love this music
The dude in red at the 42 second mark appears to have taken a few Quaaludes.
I always loved this song ❤ I wish the world was peaceful like the words in this song 😢
1960's and 1970's.....beautiful music! "Peace train". Love Train,. Crystal Blue Persuasion , "Get together" !
I was born 1960 and I grow up with this kind of music beautiful, today 2020 of Feb 21 still listening SAIPAN CNMI🇲🇵🇲🇵🇲🇾🇲🇾
February 2021 !
Also born in 1960.Aren't you glad we had this great music growing up?
My first album, and I still have it. This song has a lot of meaning to me, not only is it from the soundtrack of my youth, but it is also where I've been heading my whole life, and I will know that I'm there, when I see the flowers in my brother and sisters eyes. If you have ever looked at an old world map, then you will know what I'm talking about. Shambhala, Mount Meru, Sumeru, Garden of Eden, back to the source, the Creator, of which we are all a part of. How DOES the light shine, on the road to Shambala?
You got it !!!!
Former Hindu practioner here
This is one of my top five favorite bands of all time. I'm 55 years old, so many good memory's.
We had the best generation born in 1960
@@edwardaguilar6322 Born in the 50s
Right on Brother, mine too.
born in 1956 love my generation
55 stay alive!
Sometimes at work I just start dancing... Everyone asks what song I have in my head. Thanks Three Dog Night!
I understand....
Yes! And I everyone thinks you're nuts~who cares! Right?! I'm 67 now, and happy to be here and still Loving these classic hippy songs.
@@janhotz9039 And I'm standing right next to you Jan... thanks.
@@haroldmoser76
You're very welcome! At the ripe young age of 67, I don't worry too much about what people think of me. So if I'm seen doing a little hop, skip, and jump with my shopping cart~oh, well~shrug.......😀. And if I maybe made someone laugh, or perhaps brightened their day~all the better~I just LOVE life! Have a terrific day, Harold.
I started dancing to this song at a funeral and everyone looked at me funny. I also tried picking up a girl while i was carrying the coffin..
Three Dog Night werre thee VIBE ~ just so cool, the entire generation sounded just like this & I'm thankful I got to live it!!
I just saw Three Dog Night in Concert at French Lick, Indiana. They sang this song… not a dry eye in the house! So Awesome!!
Not a dry eye now!
I really love this video. It shows such a lovely sense of brotherhood and sisterhood. Thanks for posting!
Still one of my most favorite songs....please play at my funeral. = )
I hope you're still around...?
My fav also! :-)
Please,! Don't die!!😢
@@majimespirit8421 me too
I will play it at your funeral. I already have you scheduled in. I'm going to put the "fun" back in funeral
Very cool footage... thanks for sharing it.
I wish ALL Mankind were on The Road To Shamballa.
You are saying you wish we were all dead and wondering down some ghost highway looking for a counterfiet of the home of our Almighty God who created us in His image. Do you seek your the one true God of all Creation. Or are you looking for hybrid being genetically engineered by celestial beings who betrayed a loving God. Accusing Him of being unfair or unloving.when the huge group of rebellious ones who were no joyous or kind or gracious or capable of empathy. God would never leave a celestial being that rebelled and
glorified other non dirties as their chosen gods. Nine of which can create a soul or a planet or star or a river or anything at that they don't have to steal the ingredients from the true creator. All counterfiets and fraudulent concepts and systems.
I remember being a very small girl, and I loved this song! ❤️ Some things never change.
Going to see them Thursday night 12/08/2022 . Waited a loooong time to see them. Gonna rock thos song!!!
I've been watching this video to this song for years , I've always loved this song , this happy video of people just being together is awesome to me 😊💞🎵
Good morning, Lovies! This song popped into my head after morning prayers. It was even more fun since I danced with them. May you have the most awesome day! xxoo
Stay young Anita
I watch this at least once a month. I have never seen people so incredibly happy. I really envy you guys.
If you find "happy' like that, hang on tight.
Hard to believe this was 13 years ago! I've been watching it for at least 10.
Hang on to Jesus, at the end of the road is Heaven, for all who do. Soon, no more tears, no more pain, no more death, no more sorrow, for all who follow Jesus on the Road To Shambala. I'm on board
@@Hilux244 and it's on 🌍 earth💕
I grew up in the 70s three dog night had such memorable songs.. what a great era to grow up in.. so much damn fun...
You can never have a bad day after hearing this song...never, never ever.
I played this song one morning. Later that day, my wife told me she wanted a divorce.
@@CalebTrask well then there is that…
Plot twist: you’re much better off bc she obviously wasn’t good enough for you. Ergo, not entirely a bad day.
A lifetime achievement..
Is to capture the hearts
Of children through..
Music.
I thank God everyday ❤
Thanks Mom for introducing me to all the cool 60s and 70s music.
That version of "on the road to Shambala," is one of my favorite ones! it's one of my favorite songs of all time, I was born in 1960.
this has more plays than the offical song release on youtube lol, such a great video
Aw heck yaw !! Ya gotta love it !!
I’m 70 and FINALLY just learned about the Shambhala Prophecy. Happy to report that we’re well on the way. (And finally got what this song was all about. 😉💯💫✨) Onward!
I just popped a quarter of a Quaalude dude.
What prophecy?
@@jerrimenard3092there is a city in the etheric , called Shamballa seen by the monks of Tibet. They passed the torch to the Westerners to bring it into fruition. It is aka the rising of Lemuria. Represents heaven on earth and each community will self govern about 3000 people and the world will enter a million year long golden age. Takes light from the heart, so we are all fully equipped to get through the present transition. Just show kindness to anyone you meet on this road to Shamballa💛
I think this is my all time favorite. Top five for sure. Been loving it for 40+ years now.
I could tell my brother from the flowers and his eyes what a beautiful song ... On my way there
Soul stirring music in any age.
Have a nice trip Cory.
Shambala & Celebrate are my favorite Three Dog Night Songs
60 and grew up with Three dog night but the credit for this goes to BW Stevenson.
his writing stands the test of time. Shambala and My Maria, some of his best and love his version.
Man Three Dog Night will never go out of style and I love this song
I've watched this video so many times. I LOVE it! Makes me smile every time.
3DN has so many spectacular songs, but this one is so much better than all of them combined. And this is one of the best videos I've seen in my life.
agree, agreed yes for me too :) I can't stop watching this vid. It is very happy
1daughterific Every time I change accounts I find and save this one.
1daughterific yep!!!?
how about "out in the country ? "
I'd like to go in the Gangees river and go to Shamballa! I'm 69 and still love this! Great days and good people then. We need to rediscover those days! Smile no matter what is going on! Amen
I was born in the 60's great tunes and still listening. Best days the 80'S. Back when things made sense. Still here July 2024
I cannot begin to express how happy this video makes my heart. Thank you for posting.
I never get sick of hearing this song or watching this video. Both are sooooo awesome.
Three Dog Night was likely the best group that usually covered other people's songs. Their version is almost always vastly superior than the original. Great band!
Their best songs were their own.
@@TheBob3759 Virtually all of their biggest hits were written by someone else. Peace!
Why is 3 Dog night not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? "21 consecutive Top 40 hits are sure to impress, but a relatively short period of popularity and the fact they didn't write their hit songs may be reasons Three Dog Night gets the Hall snub."
@@michaelulbricht9438 They should be in the HOF.
Which were their own?@@TheBob3759
Holy cow, does this ever bring back memories!
This is for my mother.... she loved music and this album was the first album of my life. How perfect on Good Friday that I found this , as the album was my Easter present 50 years ago.
Ohhhh, I love Three Dog Night!!!!❤❤❤❤
One of the great groups. Thanks for the music.....still listening and enjoying it.
BEAUTIFUL VIDEO!!...THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH FOR SHARING!!...FANTASTIC SONG!!!...GREAT MEMORIES!!..THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
The 1970's was a wonderful time to be in your 20's. I was so lucky.
I agree!! Grad, '73!!
Marginally okay. The girls were not receptive at the discos and started to be poisoned by the marxist-feminist "movement" from Friedan and Steinam from the 60's, so that they were not that interested in a husband anymore, so how great was that? It was probably the beginning of the end for the American two-parent family, which worked for over 200 years and is necessary if you want to avoid the Walking Evil in the streets and school shootings. Fewer people were drugged in public or on "free" federal checks without doing any work for other people.
Maybe in the eastern states but all cool Illinois to California.
This was my first concert they were with Jethro Tull. The first time I smelled Pot. 1973. This group was more in touch with reality than anyone . Chuck had an auto accident and came out on the stage all banged up and begged for mercy. You kidding Okies screamed the fairgrounds arena. my brother caught floyds drumstick after the show. I just now learned how to play this song on acoustic. Thanks for putting this on the site.
I listen to a little of everything when I was a kid even 1920s music so I'm not basically a musical connoisseur my grandfather listen to the old Ragtime music and I was exposed to that too and Jazz it was just a little bit but I like all sorts of music I don't get bored with it
I'm that way. I sing songs that make no sense to anyone else cuz they never heard of them.
This is the best video I've seen in a long time made my day and I'm dancing all over the office. Great job to those who made it can't stop watching it and wishing I was there.
TY for posting the song- really captures the spirit of the pilgrim. Answer is in the gleam in the eyes of the boy, of the dancing in joy of life...
God bless Cory Wells.
Thank you for the music.
Rest in peace.
This is one of my VERY FAVORITE songs from my childhood ❤💥🫶🎉
It comes on the satellite radio station at work 3-4 times a week, and it makes me feel so happy 🤩🥰❤️
I'm a 60/70's groover. xoxo Three Dog Night & their music brings back the BEST MEMORIES EVER for me!! I live in the 'land down under'... Australia.
Love the song and appreciate that there is a universal heart cry for a place where everything and everyone is perfect.
There is One who has come from a place more glorious than the mythical Shambala. Follow Him as the way, the truth, and the life.
The law of One
Got to wear specs when typing, less chance of pushing the wrong letter!!!!
There is but ONE way to Heaven...
JESUS CHRIST ! ! !
Ask Him & see
@@ronlee619he promised the heaven on earth and it shall be so
RIP Cory Wells...this song always lifts my spirits...now your spirit is lifted...God bless!!
Absolutely love this song...the voices complement each other...loved Cory Wells voice and Chuck Be from is so good...this band was just amazing...loved all their music....never get tired of listening to it even at age 67....glad I can listen to it on UTUBE...Thanks 3DN for the music!!!!
Cheryl Atchison
Wash away OUR troubles during this pandemic! I love this song, so I looked it up on TH-cam. Three Dog Night was a staple in my car and anyone who didn't like them didn't ride in it! Love the music they put out! :)
What is that beautiful trident flower? It’s exquisite!
I love this song this is my very favorite song and Three Dog Night is my very favorite group. Cory Wells is an awesome singer. I love their music
Look how nice the world would be if everyone would be on the Road to Shambala,, it's a beautiful thing to see people without are so happy.
Introduced to this song by my brother Barry, it's unfortunate that the only words you knew from this song was how does the light shine. I miss you so damn much but I know you're watching over me. Your black pickup truck with no floor boards my feet were dangling on cardboard but you did have an 8-track player. Take care of Mommy.
We are Still on that road. Keep the faith. Soon you'll see.
@@patriciaann8836 thank you
Great song and great video to go with it. This has always been my favorite three dog night song!
I play this song often because it brings wonderful memories of all of my immediate family that is no longer with me. I know in my ❤ that they are in a better place.
The environment to create music in the 60's and early 70's will simply never be replicated. Anyone who was alive at that time (and still is) can attest to that. Turbulent society, Cold War, missiles on the U.S. doorstep, powerful messages for artists to send and new medium with which to send that message and a generation that pushed the very bounds of what those musical mediums could bring - and fused it with the classic music of previous generations. The end result was pure listening pleasure.
Porobably one of the best recordings I have aver heard. The levels are just out of this world, this creates energy. Fxxxing magic.
The sweetest video to this great tune ever!!!! Those ppl just having a good times during the rock slide just hangin out making the best of it! So awesome!
Angie Score Brice I Funking lt 0
o0v e
u said it right, "sweet"
A favorite by this talented group of musicians!
Fixin' to blow the roof off from my cabin in Montana this morning with this jam! Thanks for posting this awesome video LotusWorld!
I miss the 70's and 80's. Great music that can't be beat.
I have so enjoyed this video through the years! It's so happy and with one of my favorite songs. I wanted to leave a comment of appreciation at last. Thank you!
there was a lot of dancing boys and pedophiles there
+michael griner pervert
Three Dog Night was a huge influence for me in my childhood, love this song and the message it delivers...now that I've had stuff, happiness is a journey-on the road to Shambala...
I remember this song from when I was a young kid. Loved it then and love it just as much now! Such a great classic!!!
Can't get enough of this wonderfull stuff...
This video makes me happy and brings a smile to my face. I would love to be on my way too.
Peace to all 🤩🌈❤
My all-time favorite song. I burned a hole in my lp back in the day. I loved Cory's voice in this. My sincere condolences to his loving wife and daughters.
Looks like the east side of Bridgeport ct.
My favorite all time tune. Transports me to the best of times.
I never got tired of hearing this and it STILL puts a smile on my face!!
I've seen them in concert 3 times over the years and it was ALWAYS great!! ;-)
What a different time and place place. I would've been about 11 when this song came out. I first heard the song on The Mighty 1090 AM radio in Omaha Ne. Shortly after I saw 3 Dog Night on the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack baby! Been a fan ever since!
They are playing at Grand Island at the fair this year.
LOVE IT ,3DOG NIGHT, ANOTHER GREAT FORGOTTEN BAND,I CAN PARTY ALL FREAKING DAY LISTENING TO THIS MUSIC. AWESOME MAN!!!
This is the very 1st video I've ever commented on...love the song...Love the people whose joy you can feel...Love the whole journey...Thank you...! BigLoveMuchPeace
I really Love...this video..amazing and wonderful journey seeking God, we see as life.
I have been attuned to a healing energy called Shambala, this video has truly helped me "reconnect" when the world tries to distract me, thank you
Three Dog Night does this marvelously. The guy who wrote it, Daniel Moore, b. 1941, is from WA state and is still alive as of mid-Feb. 2023.
Chögyam Trungpa (Wylie: Chos rgyam Drung pa; March 5, 1939 - April 4, 1987) was a Tibetan Buddhist meditation master and holder of both the Kagyu and Nyingma lineages of Tibetan Buddhism, the 11th of the Trungpa tülkus … originator of a radical re-presentation of Tibetan Buddhist teachings and the myth of Shambala.
Shambhala Training is a secular approach to meditation developed by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chogyam Trungpa and his students.[1][2] It is based on what Trungpa calls Shambhala Vision, which sees enlightened society as not purely mythical, but as realizable by people of all faiths through practices of mindfulness/awareness, non-aggression, and sacred outlook.
See what the great Tulku writer (and yes, voracious drinker) Trungpa told his personal secretary to James Steinberg about Adi Da (First Give).
Yes, this song really conveys happiness.
right on
This is a great great song that doesn't get the attention that it really deserves.