This song is appropriate for this day and age. We thought it was back then but I believe it's worse today. Such a great song and great talent. Thank you Three dog night!
Yes, it is appropriate! But we had hundreds of Bands and musicians songwriters from the Beatles to Dylan Elton John CCR! And an endless hit parade literally1
I was 10 in 69 and even in times of turmoil, unrest and sorrow this song stood out above the rest due to lyrics and grace Chuck sang it. I still love it today. The kids of today don't hear this type of soulful profoundness that forces you to think about our human condition.
It makes me mad when I hear people slagging Chuck for being a heroin addict. But they give Elvis and Prince a pass. Negron might be the best singer in my lifetime. He sang lead on all the Dogs hits. "Mama Told Me,"" Joy To the World, "" Never Been to Spain, "" Shambala, . He owned them all. And let's hear it for the three guys who wrote "Hair," including " Easy To Be Hard" I'd put it up there with the greatest musicals of all time.
heard it on the classic rock radio station 107.1 toronto I believe. I live in Buffalo .Ny. the instrumentals and message really struck me with sorrow and solitude
mercurialmagictrees. I'm from Buffalo originally too,. It's sad what's happened to it over the years. Use to be a much more pleasant place, with good people. At least where I lived.
He just thinks the U.S. should let all the foreigners in . We are beaning so mean to them by expecting them to stay in their own country and make it good place to live . Right horselips ?!
The messages this song gives still stands strong today. Once the people realize we’re all in this together is when things will get better. Much love to all
This song has to be one of the very best songs Chuck Negron has ever showcased his vocals range on. Sadly, this song still applies even more in this world today.... Too many people harden their hearts towards one another now, more than ever....
@@okabeblack7650 Very true. Times were turbulent in the 1960s and early 70s but people were more in the Peace and love of the late 60s. A special time. ☮️
Much to be liked from those days. My favorite artists extends as far back from 1964 up to 1974. That truly was a decade of excellent music. Great times, indeed!
2020 pandemic and a murder by cops to a black man on CNN! Protest again Wait a minute let me on my sneakers I'm gonna come with you like I did 50 years ago..
They need to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!! BTW, Chuck Negron is as awesome as ever! Just saw him in concert and got to finally meet him since falling in love with him in 1969!! :)
This song affects me just the same way it always did -- just brings tears to my eyes. Just rips my heart out. Thank you to the musical "Hair" and to Three Dog Night.
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Three Dog Night had personal problems with drugs and other band related problems, but in their day they were a great band with great songs. One was a great song, but Easy to Be Hard is my favorite. This song was also in the musical Hair and it is just kick ass music
Yes, the song is wonderful. But let's take a moment to admire the opening sequence. The car thing is fantastic -- total time capsule of my childhood. Psychedelic paint. Period-appropriate bumper stickers. And then ... Chuck looks amazing from the back ... and even better from the front. What's more, he just sings this like an angel. What a fantastic video!
Three Dog Night was one of my favorite bands, group. I always couldn't wait for new releases to come out. This is one the most beautiful ,incredible songs. It was powerful and had a message that still can't be denied.
On this day in 1969 {October 25th} Three Dog Night performed "Easy To Be Hard" on the ABC-TV Saturday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'... At the time "Easy To Be Hard" was at position #18 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, four weeks earlier it had peaked at #4 {for 2 weeks} and it spent thirteen weeks on the Top 100... It reached #2 {for 3 weeks} on the Canadian RPM Singles chart, the three weeks it was at #2, the #1 record for those three weeks was "Sugar, Sugar" by the Archies... "Easy To Be Hard" was from the 1967 Broadway musical "Hair", and in 1979 Cheryl Barnes' version peaked at #64 on the Top 100... Between 1969 and 1975 the California band had twenty one records on the Top 100, eleven made the Top 10 with three reaching #1, "Mama Told Me Not To Come" for 2 weeks in 1970, "Joy To The World" for 6 weeks in 1971, and "Black and White" for 1 week in 1972... Member Cory Wells, born Emil Lewandowski, passed away at the age of 74 on October 28th, 2015... May he R.I.P.
This is Real Beautiful Singing with Good Meaning & definitely needs to be played during the troubles Now. Chuck Negron really has a beautiful voice & can't deny that!!
This song's lyrics woke me up this morning... "How can people be so heartless... How can people be so cruel" Beautiful song and heartfelt since childhood.
I just saw Chuck Negron on The Happy Together tour and he sang this song, Eli's Coming and One. He was awesome. I leaned over and told my brother and sister -in-law. "he's 75" They nearly fell out of their chairs. He looks about 55, if that.
I love this song. Chuck is on the top of my list of greats. When music had a message and made us search our souls for the answers. I love coming back to this group, as my husband ( a 'Nam Vet who passed early 2016) was a big fan of Three Dog Night. At his base in "Nam he would blast this music and his Hootch mates would all go crazy!
@@windstrucklady1 I lived in a small town on the southeast rim of Lake Okeechobee called Pahokee. West Palm Beach was my stomping ground back then as there was nothing to do in Pahokee. I can still see it like it was yesterday. They were really good singers and showman. Every live video I’ve seen of them from that time is exactly the way they performed. I remember Twin Lakes. West Palm isn’t the same anymore. Vivian , thank you for your reply and take care.
Robert my sister in-law is from Pahokee. Her Dad had an appliance repair business and her mom's name was Inez. She stayed out of trouble 🤣. My brothers on the other hand, not so much. Lance and Wade and Ronny McMann.
@@windstrucklady1 What was her father’s first name? When did she live there? There was a Charles J. who repaired appliances who had a daughter named Lisa.
When I first heard "Jeremiah was a bullfrog" when I was 8 years old I thought that was super duper cool😂😂 hanging out a big surf All Summer Long with my best friend Celia those were the times😂 Summer of 69 every piece of music from the 60s means everything to me😅☮️✌️
Just hearing this type of music takes me back like a time machine but we have to come back that's what's good about a time machine you come back so quickly with out leaving the present
THEY ARE ALIVE, AND INVISABLE. I BET MY HEART ON THIS . THEY READ WHAT YOU WRITE. I BET MY HEART ON THIS ! I SPEAK WITH A GINGER, THAT DIED 34 YEARS A GO. HE SAYS TO ME, NO ONE DIED ! HAVE A NICE DAY MY FRIEND. NOV. 16 . 2021. FROM AZ. USA.
RIP Jimmy Greenspoon...the flavorful Hammond B3 Organ player and keyboard player who flavored all of 3DN's early hits! He was with the band for 46 years, since the beginning, until taking a break to handle his melanoma cancer, that eventually took his life on Wed, March 11th, 2015! God have mercy! I can't believe this isn't all over the news channels!!!
they only report on Justin Bieber sightings...Jimmy was a monster of a talent. His keyboard figured into half of their sound. He will be missed. Condolences to family and friends
Jimmy was the first of the instrumentalists to join the band that Danny, Cory, and Chuck were putting together. He had started training as a classical pianist when he was a kid. I think that Joe, the original bassist, also has passed, and Cory Wells more recently.
Yeah blue eyed soul, I saw him and them 35 years ago or so now... About the news channels, well today, there isn't news as it should be. it is all propoganda machines...
Ryan Wessel I'm in a production of HAIR right now and it's the 50th anniversary... Still so much is the same, but under different guises... Hopefully, the audience who see the show will have something stir deep within them. Hopefully, some change, albeit small, will arise from our show.
Except for the destruction of the 1957 DeSoto which is now a classic and rare car! Back in 1969, one could probably have one for $25 just to get the finned monster off of someone's land.
@@johnvinga5446 Most of those cars are classics now and would bring good money. My first car was a '63 Chevy I paid $75 for and it ran pretty good. You can't touch a rusty junkyard hulk of one for less than several hundred dollars today. LOL BTW, great classic song, I listened to a lot of 3 Dog Night when I was in my early teens. :-)
I read his biography and it's quite a story. It sticks with me. Especially how his son was an addict and Chuck and his wife were so guilty because she was hitting up heroin during her pregnancy.
they were so ahead of their time! their Harmonys were so spot on,their lyrics,their timing unforgettable!! they are timeless hats off to Chuck Negron,Corey Wells RIP: an Danny Hutton what a time & what a run they had! I hope Eli,s is still coming?.....
oh yeah morrison had pipes- and dennis wilson had a beauty very-- the problem with both is hard to get a track without booze - serious booze 00==oh right- that was their dads fault
Pardon..but Chuck Negron had a very pesky heroin addiction...Beautiful voice...& man...Addiction sucks, but it's a disease...Praise the man...please do not tear him down.
I just heard this song on an oldies station. Wow, it was like I was back in the day when I first heard it! Very emotional song that takes you on a musical journey!
Chuck Negron - AMAZING vocalist! I remember hearing this song when I was a kid of only 8 yrs [my mom loved this group - played them constantly!] - still gives me chills when I hear it! This is the best version too...
What a voice!! No wonder I had such a crush on Chuck Negron, when I was in high school--I still do, every time I listen to this song or watch this video.😊💒
My 1st concert @ age 11, fantastic band & love Chuck Negron’s lead vocal , think he was an all star basketball standout in college? They harmonized so well together. What’s not to love? 💗💗💗
I remember this song of common human decency when I was a teenager growing up in New York, but now, more than ever, in present day July 2022, this tune has more relevance and meaning than ever. To show more tenderness & compassion, forgiveness & tolerance…as John Lennon tried to teach us…imagine…
I use to love this song when I was younger. It sends important messages I found the song last night by watching The movie "The Zodiac ".This song was perfect for the movie.
This song is so perfect for 2019. How is it that we ended up so divided when there are actually only one race, Human? How did my generation manage to lose their way? 😞 I am an aging Hippie wondering what planet I am on
@Onion Face In the past, we had learned to look beyond the differences an came together! Now we are so divided that I am afraid that society is in jeopardy!
I am reading Chuck's book right now, and what is really amazing is how great this band sang and played - while being so STONED, and so overworked by their handlers.
Awesome song in 69 and I remember it well....so much going on that year with moon landing , Vietnam war, and all of the activity in my native San Francisco growing up.
I have always thought Three Dog Night never got their Due. Three Great vocalists and a cooking 60`s` band. Double bass drums was not an everyday kit back in those days especially for a Pop Band. A bunch of # 1 Hits and top ten songs in the 70`s` too. Love these guys. Glenn Augustyn
This song is a great song it should bring people together..yes this song was written many many years ago...but it still has a lot of meaning behind it...we're living in a very very dangerious world and very evil...we need to start helping one another out Jesus said love your neighbor as you would love your self..WE need to stand with Jesus..we're living in the last days..the Lord is on his way..stand strong stand up and stand for one another..!
‘Specially people who care about strangers / Who care about evil and social injustice... / How about a needing friend? After almost 50 years I still think of these lyrics so often. Weekly if not daily. Still true. Charity begins at home.
I believe he'd said, "....And 'so shun' injustice," which makes perfect sense, and that's all I've heard him sing for the last 50 years, including this evening. Sorry, but, I don't need this song misheard by someone putting today's spin on it after 50 years. We as the audience can see him say the words. Just look. He said the line twice.
I'm from Detroit. I sure wish I were old enough to had gone seen 3DN play the grande ballroom back in those days! Them along with plenty of others ... MC5, Grand Funk Railroad, Frigid Pink, Blue Cheer, Amboy Dukes ... & so many others.
This was my theme song for this friend I made, he was from China, his dad was a diplomat. This kid was 15 and he was treated poorly in our local school. I got to know him well and he was facinating. The bullys would never know that.
Most people cannot appreciate that long, large nose with a curve that no car designer could think up- If he was my kid- stay off motorcycles and fistfights, because that nose gives off a very rare sound - risk being called a sissy RUN!!! keep the nose intact and he won't have the girls you do.
Who didn't do a lot of drugs back then? The drugs were fantastic, inexpensive and the motivation for the dealers was to turn people on to the endless possibilities of the cosmos. You could pretty much trust most hippie dope dealers back in the days of free love.
I'm such a big fan of TDN. These guys were great in there time and their music captures a whole era and a generation transition from the Vietnam war late 60s to the early and mid 70s. I love all the guys but really liked Cory Wells, his voice, his energy, his look and his attitude are so inspiring and a pleasure to watch. His smile shows he is doing exactly what he was meant to and is living his dream. Thank God for bands and music like Three Dog
First band I EVER saw in concert. I think I was 13 or 14 yrs old. Still remember how incredible they were. I just hit 60 yrs old. This song is as important now as it was then, if not more so. The hardest part about getting older is losing so many people you love.
First band I ever saw in concert, too. August 1970. I was about two months from my 13th birthday. They were riding high that summer, with "Mama Told Me Not To Come" reaching #1.
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Who's listening in 2024?
Beautiful
Me!
Me too, and I’m almost 67 years old. Love the good old days sometimes it’s hard to listen.
This 70 yr old woman is listening AND looking! Wow...what a hunk he is!! (Or was)
Just heard this on the radio today. My favorite 3DN song
2022: Now more than ever these lyrics make sense... Where does humanity go?
One of the greatest songs from the 70's and beyond. Three Dog Night was HUGELY underrated.
No they weren’t, just checked the charts they were at the TOP!
what those cars are worth now
You couldn't turn on a radio without hearing them , they were very successful & popular.
Of course not! They were not underrated!!
This was released in 1969.
It's June 2020. More should listen to this song. ☮️☮️
Irisheyzgrl24 Murphy....its August 2020 and I tottaly agree ✌
October 1, 2020, Just heard this as an outro on Fox News "The Five". Had to look it up. Great song.
@@misterscaz6011 Yep it's a good song. I always loved their song Out In The Country. Reminds me of good times , people , places. My teenage years. 😊
So true hun xx
The election just finished Nov 2020
PLEASE LISTEN TO THIS SONG!!!!!
This song is appropriate for this day and age. We thought it was back then but I believe it's worse today. Such a great song and great talent. Thank you Three dog night!
What a voice
One of my fave bands. ❤
Gosh, I miss this band.!!!!!
Yes, it is appropriate! But we had hundreds of Bands and musicians songwriters from the Beatles to Dylan Elton John CCR! And an endless hit parade literally1
So we'll said. The song is so relevant today. I only wish we still had this caliber of talent.
This song still makes me cry. It's so beautiful.
Amen sister!
So true. "We gotta get back to the Garden".🥺
Me too its sad and beautiful. What a voice omg...
I was born in 1961 and just now realized how much this song has actually influenced my life. OMG, this is sublime. I love Three Dog Night
I was born 62. I know what you mean
My brother loved this too.... 1961 baby too. Born a Beautiful soul.
Born in 60, I agree
They were one of the top ten groups of all time IMHO...
Right behind you in '62 as well. I agree.
I was 10 in 69 and even in times of turmoil, unrest and sorrow this song stood out above the rest due to lyrics and grace Chuck sang it. I still love it today. The kids of today don't hear this type of soulful profoundness that forces you to think about our human condition.
Got that right!. What happened?!?
I was 11 years old in 69,and your exactly right.I wish it was the 60,s again ☮️💜🎸🎹🥁
It makes me mad when I hear people slagging Chuck for being a heroin addict. But they give Elvis and Prince a pass. Negron might be the best singer in my lifetime. He sang lead on all the Dogs hits. "Mama Told Me,"" Joy To the World, "" Never Been to Spain, "" Shambala, . He owned them all. And let's hear it for the three guys who wrote "Hair," including " Easy To Be Hard" I'd put it up there with the greatest musicals of all time.
@@sandydority2532 --- I agree completely, 100%. I was 12 in 69, & in 6th grade in Field Club School.
@@sandydority2532 --- Oh!, I forgot where, Omaha, Ne.
This song needs to make a comeback given what's going on in the world today.
H0RSELIPS1 Fore sure!
heard it on the classic rock radio station 107.1 toronto I believe. I live in Buffalo .Ny. the instrumentals and message really struck me with sorrow and solitude
mercurialmagictrees. I'm from Buffalo originally too,. It's sad what's happened to it over the years. Use to be a much more pleasant place, with good people. At least where I lived.
You are so RIGHT!
He just thinks the U.S. should let all the foreigners in . We are beaning so mean to them by expecting them to stay in their own country and make it good place to live . Right horselips ?!
This group and their music puts todays music to shame. Long live the 60s and 70s!!!
There is no music today~ it's all computerized. No talent at all!! Monotone singing and bad language. Where's the love?
@@xiamartinez8378 I agree dear. I am so glad I grew up and played in rock bands in the '60s. : )
I was a 70s girl this music is so good
Ballsyrocker.. Absolutely!!!
Long live the 60s 70s 80s
When music was heart felt and you could actually understand the words and the message 👍👍👍✌❤😉
Them hippies Rock. Nola!'*
The messages this song gives still stands strong today. Once the people realize we’re all in this together is when things will get better. Much love to all
You are so right! Thank you for the comment!
💯 So very crazy but here we are! We all need a friend!! Please take care from Texas!
This song has to be one of the very best songs Chuck Negron has ever showcased his vocals range on. Sadly, this song still applies even more in this world today.... Too many people harden their hearts towards one another now, more than ever....
People are harder today more so than back then.
I agree--with your entire comment.😔💒
@@okabeblack7650 Very true. Times were turbulent in the 1960s and early 70s but people were more in the Peace and love of the late 60s. A special time. ☮️
Explains the year 2020!
I remember when 3 dog night was big and I was rocking out to their songs which are so easy to sing along to
Hot guys, long hair, great pipes and bell bottom jeans.
That was the 60's.
The way those two backup singers were looking at each other, I dont think they'd be interested in you, but maybe so.
@@redwatch1100
Har har
Beautiful song Chuck has a beautiful voice ❤🎉
Wish to go back to 1969....wow !! The bands were the greatest !!
Much to be liked from those days. My favorite artists extends as far back from 1964 up to 1974. That truly was a decade of excellent music. Great times, indeed!
@@KurtSlotkowski-hj8jd Let's find a time machine and travel back together!
Boomer music sucks. Today's music is way better than hippie music
So true
Music should sooth the savage beast, not provoke it.
Chuck can flat out sing, one of the greats.
Stunning voice, threw it away for drugs
Chuck could sing his ass off
@Coco_fit Chuck's still with us.
@@ralex3697 Addiction is a terrible horrifying disease.
@@ralex3697 So did Whitney Houston, and the beat goes on.
One of my favorite performances from Chuck. The last note is chilling...
One of the greatest voices of our time!!
I love when he hits that last note and holds it. Perfect.
What Band, what a song, what a voice, and what a message!
Danny, Chuck and Cory singing harmony in happier times. This song's meaning is more relevant than ever now in 2017. RIP Cory.
2020 pandemic and a murder by cops to a black man on CNN! Protest again
Wait a minute let me on my sneakers I'm gonna come with you like I did 50 years ago..
This song is relevant now! This song was relevant in 1969! Chuck sings this song for a reason....
RIP Cory, Joe, and Jimmy.
This song is more relevant today.
Now in almost 2022!! Did we ever think it could be so crazy? Or so heartless here on planet 🌎?
They need to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!! BTW, Chuck Negron is as awesome as ever! Just saw him in concert and got to finally meet him since falling in love with him in 1969!! :)
This song affects me just the same way it always did -- just brings tears to my eyes.
Just rips my heart out.
Thank you to the musical "Hair" and to Three Dog Night.
Rips out mine too😔
ONE OF THE BEST SONGS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, I WAS DIGGING IT IN 69 AND IM STILL DIGGING IT IN 2015
+julie miller and in 2016 now! :)
I was playing it in bands in 69, and still playing it and other 3dog songs, in 2015.
(But......no one wants to see a 62+ yr old on stage these days)
armstronglance i think it be cool-- your never too old to make music
+julie miller So true
Ditto!
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Three Dog Night had personal problems with drugs and other band related problems, but in their day they were a great band with great songs. One was a great song, but Easy to Be Hard is my favorite. This song was also in the musical Hair and it is just kick ass music
I personally knew them all and lived with one. But they were guided incorrectly by management
Chuck had the drug problem
Happy 75th Birthday Chuck Negron..
Yes, the song is wonderful. But let's take a moment to admire the opening sequence. The car thing is fantastic -- total time capsule of my childhood. Psychedelic paint. Period-appropriate bumper stickers. And then ... Chuck looks amazing from the back ... and even better from the front. What's more, he just sings this like an angel. What a fantastic video!
One of the greatest songs ever written. Very meaningful and relevant to this dark world.
One of the best songs I ever heard. Still brings tears to my eyes and heart because it is so, so true
whats sad is its still true and we could all be living in paradise if everyone would just share with each other.
I agree 100% with you Julie! One of the BEST TRUE Songs ever written! And that last note he sings....drives it right to the heart!
@@cathyanderson8197 Hello! McFly! Is anybody home in there? Paradise? A world filled with liberals. How nice.
Linette, Can you wrap
the concept around your
head? Diana Ross singing in a rock band!
If things were different,
Diana would have been
totally hard rock.
Three Dog Night was one of my favorite bands, group. I always couldn't wait for new releases to come out. This is one the most beautiful ,incredible songs. It was powerful and had a message that still can't be denied.
This song will never lose its significance about life and our world.
Damn they were good.
What a song! What a voice!!!❤
What a great song
I love Three Dog Night.
Zodiac is such an underrated movie.
+Hugo Matos demn right
Couldn't agree more.
agree
what is the song that plays in the car radio in the opening scene when Darlene is murdered. goes something like " singing songs about love"
Vincent Prakash Hurdy Gurdy Man - Donovan
On this day in 1969 {October 25th} Three Dog Night performed "Easy To Be Hard" on the ABC-TV Saturday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'...
At the time "Easy To Be Hard" was at position #18 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, four weeks earlier it had peaked at #4 {for 2 weeks} and it spent thirteen weeks on the Top 100...
It reached #2 {for 3 weeks} on the Canadian RPM Singles chart, the three weeks it was at #2, the #1 record for those three weeks was "Sugar, Sugar" by the Archies...
"Easy To Be Hard" was from the 1967 Broadway musical "Hair", and in 1979 Cheryl Barnes' version peaked at #64 on the Top 100...
Between 1969 and 1975 the California band had twenty one records on the Top 100, eleven made the Top 10 with three reaching #1, "Mama Told Me Not To Come" for 2 weeks in 1970, "Joy To The World" for 6 weeks in 1971, and "Black and White" for 1 week in 1972...
Member Cory Wells, born Emil Lewandowski, passed away at the age of 74 on October 28th, 2015...
May he R.I.P.
Thank you so much for that detailed history. Much appreciated as will always be Three Dog Night.
This is Real Beautiful Singing with Good Meaning & definitely needs to be played during the troubles Now. Chuck Negron really has a beautiful voice & can't deny that!!
Nobody sings this song like Chuck
yrdffggh
I couldn't agree more...
I first heard this Song in the Movie Hair - And Cheryl Barnes Version Literally Brought Tears to my eyes
Yes, Cheryl Barnes had a special voice - not just a great voice. One of the most moving/emotional songs ever.
AMEN!
This song's lyrics woke me up this morning... "How can people be so heartless... How can people be so cruel" Beautiful song and heartfelt since childhood.
👏👏👏
So true and to the point.
Is this Donald trump the are talking about?
I just saw Chuck Negron on The Happy Together tour and he sang this song, Eli's Coming and One. He was awesome. I leaned over and told my brother and sister -in-law. "he's 75" They nearly fell out of their chairs. He looks about 55, if that.
How can people be so crul. Losers totally
Wow how amazing. Lucky person!
Three Dog Night, what memories! !
I've always loved his voice. "One" is my most favorite song 💙💙💙
I love this song. Chuck is on the top of my list of greats. When music had a message and made us search our souls for the answers. I love coming back to this group, as my husband ( a 'Nam Vet who passed early 2016) was a big fan of Three Dog Night. At his base in "Nam he would blast this music and his Hootch mates would all go crazy!
Hello Patricia, How are you doing?
Awh, the best ever!!!
Awesome, you husband sounds like he was fun guy!
Saw him sing this in concert in West Palm Beach, Fla back in 74. Dude could flat out sing. The drummers name is Floyd Sneed.
Are you from West Palm 🌴? I remember the concert too. I was a sophomore at Twin Lakes then.
@@windstrucklady1 I lived in a small town on the southeast rim of Lake Okeechobee called Pahokee. West Palm Beach was my stomping ground back then as there was nothing to do in Pahokee. I can still see it like it was yesterday. They were really good singers and showman. Every live video I’ve seen of them from that time is exactly the way they performed. I remember Twin Lakes. West Palm isn’t the same anymore. Vivian , thank you for your reply and take care.
❤❤❤✌✌✌
Robert my sister in-law is from Pahokee. Her Dad had an appliance repair business and her mom's name was Inez. She stayed out of trouble 🤣. My brothers on the other hand, not so much. Lance and Wade and Ronny McMann.
@@windstrucklady1 What was her father’s first name? When did she live there? There was a Charles J. who repaired appliances who had a daughter named Lisa.
I loved Three Dog Night. They all had such wonderful voices. I sure miss that era and them. What memories. What fabulous music. DD B.
I love this song. It will always be relevant, which is a bit unfortunate. People need to treat each other a lot better than they do sometimes.
Me too
@@nicidevine6670 Yay! Here's my latest single for you, Nici: th-cam.com/video/76OxSEgWN9c/w-d-xo.html. I hope you like it. Take care.
This song is relevant, now and this came out in the 70s! Great band! I've loved 3 Dog Nite since highschool in the 70s!
Love how the song ends as he holds on to the last note
When I first heard "Jeremiah was a bullfrog" when I was 8 years old I thought that was super duper cool😂😂 hanging out a big surf All Summer Long with my best friend Celia those were the times😂 Summer of 69 every piece of music from the 60s means everything to me😅☮️✌️
One of their greatest songs, is so beautiful.
Only if they played music like this today. the world would be better good music never dies
Yes But people born after will not experience the love we have for this type of music that we used in our lives with no
With no interruptions of bad words or thoughts songs we can used every in this thing call life
If some can enjoy this type of music they are in great shape
Just hearing this type of music takes me back like a time machine but we have to come back that's what's good about a time machine you come back so quickly with out leaving the present
Wow, what a great flashback.....Chuck's voice was so strong and piercing. Saw them back in the day. RIP Cory!
THEY ARE ALIVE, AND INVISABLE.
I BET MY HEART ON THIS .
THEY READ WHAT YOU WRITE.
I BET MY HEART ON THIS !
I SPEAK WITH A GINGER,
THAT DIED 34 YEARS A GO.
HE SAYS TO ME, NO ONE DIED !
HAVE A NICE DAY MY FRIEND.
NOV. 16 . 2021. FROM AZ. USA.
You nailed this song Chuck. Its your crowning achievement. It was this song that got me hooked on Three Dog Night. And I still am.
Amazing vocals, not just singing, but really living the words!
Truly one of the best songs ever performed.
RIP Jimmy Greenspoon...the flavorful Hammond B3 Organ player and keyboard player who flavored all of 3DN's early hits! He was with the band for 46 years, since the beginning, until taking a break to handle his melanoma cancer, that eventually took his life on Wed, March 11th, 2015! God have mercy! I can't believe this isn't all over the news channels!!!
they only report on Justin Bieber sightings...Jimmy was a monster of a talent. His keyboard figured into half of their sound. He will be missed. Condolences to family and friends
Justin fuckin quiefer
Jimmy was the first of the instrumentalists to join the band that Danny, Cory, and Chuck were putting together. He had started training as a classical pianist when he was a kid. I think that Joe, the original bassist, also has passed, and Cory Wells more recently.
Yeah blue eyed soul, I saw him and them 35 years ago or so now... About the news channels, well today, there isn't news as it should be. it is all propoganda machines...
I Love Hammond B3 pipe organs....Miss Gregg Allman,too.......
That opening scene is deep :\ and still relevant today....
Ryan Wessel I'm in a production of HAIR right now and it's the 50th anniversary... Still so much is the same, but under different guises... Hopefully, the audience who see the show will have something stir deep within them. Hopefully, some change, albeit small, will arise from our show.
Except for the destruction of the 1957 DeSoto which is now a classic and rare car! Back in 1969, one could probably have one for $25 just to get the finned monster off of someone's land.
@@johnvinga5446 Most of those cars are classics now and would bring good money. My first car was a '63 Chevy I paid $75 for and it ran pretty good. You can't touch a rusty junkyard hulk of one for less than several hundred dollars today. LOL BTW, great classic song, I listened to a lot of 3 Dog Night when I was in my early teens. :-)
Chuck is soo hot! One of the best voices ever! Loved this man ever since I first saw him hit the stage in 1969!
dlandrews you look like one of my old girlfriends back in 1973. She's your twin 44 yrs ago.
What goes around. i am 66, and its all coming back..to an amazing soundtrack!
True words Mrs Dinah.......how are you doing today......??????
Time to put these guys in the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame!
They have definitely paid their dues!
It is easy to keep so unkind. Thank you for you affirmation..♡
May God bless. Thank you all for liking this
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@@bbvenusian1960 may God bless you and those you love.♡
I read his biography and it's quite a story. It sticks with me. Especially how his son was an addict and Chuck and his wife were so guilty because she was hitting up heroin during her pregnancy.
RIP Cory Wells.
they were so ahead of their time! their Harmonys were so spot on,their lyrics,their timing unforgettable!! they are timeless hats off to Chuck Negron,Corey Wells RIP: an Danny Hutton what a time & what a run they had! I hope Eli,s is still coming?.....
He ran out of semen
It's awesome when they 3 sing together at the same time! BAD ASS!!
What an incredible vocal performance by Chuck!
There is always something going on that makes this song relevant, now more than ever in 2020!
I love the way the drummer sings along with this song..Just great..Keep doing that!! 😊😊
Everyone was singing 3 Dog Back then
They just had one hit after another !
Chuck Negron, gorgeous voice, gorgeous guy :)
THAT VOICE WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY AS ONE OF THE GREATS-- LIKE JIM MORRISON
Morrison, not much of a singer. Chuck, however, is quite worthy with that oh so fine voice.
oh yeah morrison had pipes- and dennis wilson had a beauty very-- the problem with both is hard to get a track without booze - serious booze 00==oh right- that was their dads fault
Pardon..but Chuck Negron had a very pesky heroin addiction...Beautiful voice...& man...Addiction sucks, but it's a disease...Praise the man...please do not tear him down.
Rebecca Becker Pesky ? Lol, Right.
I just heard this song on an oldies station. Wow, it was like I was back in the day when I first heard it! Very emotional song that takes you on a musical journey!
Chuck Negron - AMAZING vocalist! I remember hearing this song when I was a kid of only 8 yrs [my mom loved this group - played them constantly!] - still gives me chills when I hear it! This is the best version too...
Great Song..Great Group...Love all there songs...
Chuck Negron and I started taking on Facebook years ago and I always foung him to be pleasant. Just glad that he revived his career a bit.
One of the first great bands I saw live! Still does it!!
What a voice!! No wonder I had such a crush on Chuck Negron, when I was in high school--I still do, every time I listen to this song or watch this video.😊💒
Maybe the best rock and roll group ever
Saw them in 1971 at Tampa Stadium, with Buddy Miles and Humble Pie opening. Awesome!
I was there for that concert. They were incredible!
We seem to have stopped asking this question.
My 1st concert @ age 11, fantastic band & love Chuck Negron’s lead vocal , think he was an all star basketball standout in college? They harmonized so well together. What’s not to love?
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I remember this song of common human decency when I was a teenager growing up in New York, but now, more than ever, in present day July 2022, this tune has more relevance and meaning than ever. To show more tenderness & compassion, forgiveness & tolerance…as John Lennon tried to teach us…imagine…
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I use to love this song when I was younger. It sends important messages
I found the song last night by watching The movie "The Zodiac ".This song was perfect for the movie.
This song is so perfect for 2019. How is it that we ended up so divided when there are actually only one race, Human? How did my generation manage to lose their way? 😞 I am an aging Hippie wondering what planet I am on
@Onion Face In the past, we had learned to look beyond the differences an came together! Now we are so divided that I am afraid that society is in jeopardy!
Thats the wonderful thing about music Randy, it doesn't know race, creed or gender, it just brings us together.....peace ✌ ☮ 🕊
Maybe God made us different colors to teach us all to get along...
I am reading Chuck's book right now, and what is really amazing is how great this band sang and played - while being so STONED, and so overworked by their handlers.
It was nice to see Chuck Negron on the Mike Huckabee show recently...He has an amazing life story, and a testimony of redemption...
Awesome song in 69 and I remember it well....so much going on that year with moon landing , Vietnam war, and all of the activity in my native San Francisco growing up.
made me realize im not a metalhead ...back in the day. Nice to understand the Words too!
I have always thought Three Dog Night never got their Due. Three Great vocalists and a cooking 60`s` band. Double bass drums was not an everyday kit back in those days especially for a Pop Band. A bunch of # 1 Hits and top ten songs in the 70`s` too. Love these guys. Glenn Augustyn
My first rock concert, when I was 12, was 3 Dog Night. August 1970, when they were riding high on their (then) #1 hit, "Mama Told Me Not To Come".
They were fantastic. I think one reason they didn't get the same following or respect was that they didn't write their own songs.
My favorite song from this group. it takes me back to High School 1969/71
This song is a great song it should bring people together..yes this song was written many many years ago...but it still has a lot of meaning behind it...we're living in a very very dangerious world and very evil...we need to start helping one another out Jesus said love your neighbor as you would love your self..WE need to stand with Jesus..we're living in the last days..the Lord is on his way..stand strong stand up and stand for one another..!
Always adored THREE DOG NIGHT
They all had great voices. I saw them several times. Loved them.
Amazing how some things just never bloody change.
Yes! The best band ever. All good looking. Mmm love them and I saw them. I was 10 in 1967 I fell in love now almost 65.
That song has a message which
is still relevant.
Three Part Harmony timeless song
Long live the Dogs!
We need the some this days....for sure....
Great song. I forgot all about it. Thanks for posting. Peace and love were the answers all along. Hate never made any country great.
‘Specially people who care about strangers / Who care about evil and social injustice... / How about a needing friend?
After almost 50 years I still think of these lyrics so often. Weekly if not daily. Still true. Charity begins at home.
I believe he'd said, "....And 'so shun' injustice," which makes perfect sense, and that's all I've heard him sing for the last 50 years, including this evening. Sorry, but, I don't need this song misheard by someone putting today's spin on it after 50 years. We as the audience can see him say the words. Just look. He said the line twice.
The Grandy Ballroom, 1970 or 1971, The fellas are real. The first rock group
I met and hung with. They impressed me a lot. Thank You Guy's.
I'm from Detroit. I sure wish I were old enough to had gone seen 3DN play the grande ballroom back in those days! Them along with plenty of others ... MC5, Grand Funk Railroad, Frigid Pink, Blue Cheer, Amboy Dukes ... & so many others.
This was my theme song for this friend I made, he was from China, his dad was a diplomat. This kid was 15 and he was treated poorly in our local school. I got to know him well and he was facinating. The bullys would never know that.
Chuck Negron was a beautiful man in 1969.
And he STILL IS in 2016...!!! It's the message he's conveying in this song not his looks.
I'm amazed that he's STILL alive!
yes, he did a lot of drugs back in the day. Great voice
Most people cannot appreciate that long, large nose with a curve that no car designer could think up- If he was my kid- stay off motorcycles and fistfights, because that nose gives off a very rare sound - risk being called a sissy
RUN!!! keep the nose intact and he won't have the girls you do.
Who didn't do a lot of drugs back then? The drugs were fantastic, inexpensive and the motivation for the dealers was to turn people on to the endless possibilities of the cosmos. You could pretty much trust most hippie dope dealers back in the days of free love.
I'm such a big fan of TDN. These guys were great in there time and their music captures a whole era and a generation transition from the Vietnam war late 60s to the early and mid 70s. I love all the guys but really liked Cory Wells, his voice, his energy, his look and his attitude are so inspiring and a pleasure to watch. His smile shows he is doing exactly what he was meant to and is living his dream. Thank God for bands and music like Three Dog
Consider the entire body of work by Three Dog Night. These go beyond masterpieces, these are timeless parables, that transcend individual beliefs.
MAKE LOVE NOT WAR the bumber sticker says!! So true for today's world 😪
First band I EVER saw in concert. I think I was 13 or 14 yrs old. Still remember how incredible they were. I just hit 60 yrs old. This song is as important now as it was then, if not more so. The hardest part about getting older is losing so many people you love.
First band I ever saw in concert, too. August 1970. I was about two months from my 13th birthday. They were riding high that summer, with "Mama Told Me Not To Come" reaching #1.
Wow, what a terrific first concert!