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I repeat: I can name 20 acts already in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame who don't deserve induction over Three Dog Night. Pure, charismatic charm.
Only Twenty!!!!!
Amen.
Not to mention staggering vocal talent.
As good as their vocals are the musicians never get the kudos they deserve. They are masterful but always in the background of the conversation.
The lyrics “I’ve never been to heaven but I’ve been to Oklahoma” is on the ceiling of the main entrance of the Hard Rock Casino in Tulsa. Brings a smile every time I go there.
Ayyyy 918!
We got our Tulsa 918 ac in 1964! Hard Rock has some great concerts and have been to many. Have a great day!
I love that line.
It was written by Hoyt Axton and he was born in Oklahoma. Another 3 Dog Night song to listen to is “Eli’s Coming “
That's so cool!
Floyd Sneed, the greatest drummer nobody ever heard of. He’s Three Dog Night’s secret weapon.
That brother could REALLY play
Totally Totally TOTALLY Agree!!!!
Legendary Nashville Songwriter. Hoyt Axton wrote this this song for Waylon also gave it to Three Dog Night. Honestly can't remember who recorded it first.
"One" is an amazing song , but if you want more " DIRT" , check out " Liar " . You won't be sorry.
Yeah "Liar" is excellent , "Pieces of April" is mellow but really good.
Axton's most lasting contributions were songs made famous by others: "Joy to the World" (Three Dog Night) and "Never Been to Spain" (Three Dog Night, Elvis Presley); "Greenback Dollar" (the Kingston Trio); "The Pusher" and "Snowblind Friend" (Steppenwolf); "No No Song" (Ringo Starr); and an array of others, covered by singers such as Joan Baez, Arlo Guthrie, John Denver, Waylon Jennings, Jonathan Edwards, Glen Campbell and Anne Murray. Axton also sang a couple of duets with Linda Ronstadt, including "Lion in the Winter" and "When the Morning Comes" (a top 40 country hit). His composition "Joy to the World", as performed by Three Dog Night, was No. 1 on the charts for six straight weeks in 1971, making it the top hit of the year. He named his record label Jeremiah after the bullfrog mentioned in the song.[2]
Hoyt himself was the first person to release the song, earlier in 1971.
I love "Liar", but I think "Eli's Coming" (which is a Laura Nyro song) is better in that regard.
They have to do “Eli’s Coming” next! That’s a banger & a half. “Try A Little Tenderness” is REALLY soulful!
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“Eli’s Comin’” is a nasty banger!
The LIVE one! With the long opening.
@@Live2swim - NO! That’s fine once you know the song, but as a first listen it’s an awful idea!
I disagree.. Jamel loved their live shows. Because 3 Dog Night is great live. And Andy and Alex subscribers bitched about A&A doing Supertramp's Goodbye Stranger live, rather than reacting to a new song. It will be forever, if ever, before they get to the live version if they don't do it, instead. I've been asking for a certain live show of Fleetwood Mac's The Chain and they can't squeeze it in.
@@Live2swim - nothing wrong with their live stuff. But it's NOT the same as the studio version, it's a bastardized version, worth listening once you know the song.
@@doplinger1 without that opening, its a pretty repetitious song.
“Old Fashioned Love Song” is a must. Three dog night is always A+
One of my favorite Three Dog Night songs!
Too schmaltzy for me.... "Easy to be Hard" is one of my faves.
"Eli's coming" was one of my favorite songs as a kid, it has a groove and vocal crescendos that they are Masters of...
live is incredible
Key phrase "as a kid".
I liked them in 8th grade, but grew out of them. Sorry.
I've never grown tired of great music...
Agreed A&A are missing the boat by not playing EC..... they just dont know.
It's a "must hear."
The most popular Three Dog Night song that you haven't done yet is "One", and since it was written by Harry Nilsson, who you like, it seems like the inevitable choice for next Three Dog Night reaction.
I wish I could give this 100 thumbs up. Totally agree. "One" is the next Three Dog song to hit.
I thought Eli's Coming was. no ?
@@TheCybertiger9 I think that "One" is their most popular song that A&A haven't to yet, with "An Old-Fashioned Love Song" in 2nd place.
@@otisdylan9532 all good songs
@@TheCybertiger9 I would think that all 3 are songs that A&A will react to eventually.
A much-needed 70s palate cleanser to chase away the lingering aftertaste of that bad 80s Kate Bush song.
The 70s just hit different -- the soul, the real instruments, the whole vibe.
“Palate cleanser” - love that!
No doubt 🤭🤢🤮
LOL! Agree wholeheartedly.
And the message
Three Dog Night didn’t just cover other peoples songs they made the songs great
True
Absolutely true
Again as I've said before, they dominated the pop rock scene there wasn't a day in my childhood during the early 70's you didn't hear them on the radio 📻.
True
I can attest to that. I sang and hummed this song in highschool while waiting for my hot English teacher to stop rummaging through her desk.
They had their tv show too! I remember as a kid always watching!
Yes… my first concert!! Saw them many times! Chuck Negron was my crush😁
Best band of the '70s
I’m 71, Three Dog Night was huge when I was young. I loved their music SO much! The songs, lyrics, voices. Thanks for the memories!
"One" is one of their first hits...its a banger. "Old Fashioned Love song" and "shambala" got a lot of radio air time when I was in High school, you would like al three songs.
I freaking love Old Fashioned Love Song!
“One” was written by Harry Nilsson.” 😊
They would love One and they'd love the Nilsson connection!
@@Trendyflute True dat! Love the build up on it! KILLER Classic track!
I could unpack all day why you guys are THE best first time reactors out there, and I've sampled A LOT. I will briefly say for now;
you (almost always) listen to studio versions
you never pause the song to comment
you remember all your thoughts and feelings after the song is over
Thank you for the continued ride.
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Agreed!
@@andyandalex I admire and envy that you've found and pursued something that brings you JOY! Your passion shines through to us in the audience.
I would add that they have musical backgrounds, so they pick up stuff musically, technically and stylistically that I would never get.
@@joshhencik1849 Without a doubt. And that musical background also gives them a major leg up on most other reactors. Not that many of them don’t put out enjoyable content.
As far as stopping, not stopping the song etc… I don’t know if that has anything to do with TH-cam rules, reactor’s preference, copyright violation or what. I’ve seen different reactors handle this differently, all the time.
Eli’s Coming beats everything you’ve listened to so far. Great cover of a great Laura Nyro song.
Yeah, if they want nasty this beats "Mama Told Me Not to Come" all over the place.
Liar is another banger.
Nope.. Shambala is the best.. but they are all good
Written by the great Hoyt Axton, who also wrote "Joy to the World", as well as many other big songs like "The Pusher" (Steppenwolf) and "Greenback Dollar" (Kingston Trio). He also was a fairly prolific actor, probably best known for his role as the inventor Randall in Gremlins.
Host Axton version of this song is really good, worth a listening. Of course 3DN version is the best. I knew you guys would get it.
The Pusher? God damn that's a great song
@@bobg8378 Yeah, written autobiographically by Axton about his own struggles with cocaine. I will say Steppenwolf's version is decidedly better.
I did not know this! Each of the songs you mentioned have special meanings in my life. Like I will say over and over on reaction channel comments, I always find hidden treasures of info. Love it!
@@patches1589 And they were autobiographical, for better or worse. In "Greenback Dollar" he talks about his mother telling him to "sing what must be song", and when you consider that his mother co-wrote "Heartbreak Hotel" for Elvis, it makes it all the more impactful in how much those words must have meant to him as a child.
Always glad to share knowledge. Also by any chance is your name taken from the song "Patches" by Chairmen of the Board? Clarence Carter's version is one of my favorite soul songs of all time.
Three Dog Night is a very deep catalog, and was a big part of the soundtrack of the early 70s. The live performance of "Eli's Coming" should be next for you: that one is a full-out tent revival in 6 or so minutes.
I love Eli’s Coming.
Yes to this! ⬆️ It's awesome.
Yes!
Have you heard the version of "Eli's Coming" by Laura Nyro, the song's author? I think her version was the best, although Three Dog Night did a good version of it also.
No lies detected!!
Voting for "Out in the Country" by the legendary Paul Williams/Roger Nichols. One of their most beautiful, and recalls the days when we worried about "the ecology."
Absolutely -- I think it's their best ballad (along with "Pieces of April"), and one of the best ballads of 1970.
Definitely!
Totally agree. I would put "Sure As I'm Sitting Here" high on the list to do next. Those great lyrics by John Hiatt always stay with me for hours after hearing that song.
I really like their version of, "Easy to be Hard." More on the easy listening side.
One of my favorites! Pieces of April too..
I'd forgotten about that one, that is a great one!
Easy to be Hard is a definite listen
I wore out my 45 rpm of Easy to Be Hard!
The vocals build because they have three lead singers and keep adding people. Next, "Eli's Coming" or "One." Both bangers. Produced by the brilliant Richard Podolor, who I tried to connect with you. Unfortunately, he was ill and passed away last year. One of the best producers of the era out there.
If you want to hear a song that'll remind you vocally of Three Dog Night, try The Grass Roots' "Someone to Love" from their excellent MOVE ALONG album, on which they wrote a lot of the songs.
"Eli's Coming" is a good one; "Joy to the World" is fun and "One" is a banger. Their harmonies are outstanding no matter the song.
“Eli’s Coming,” live 1975 and “One”in the studio.
Eli's Coming, written by Laura Nyro; Liar, witten by Russ Ballard.
Nilsson wrote "One" but TDN did a great version of it as well.
Ditto. Elis Coming is a great example of more harmonies and rock.
I was also going to suggest Eli's Coming and also One. One may be my favorite but they are all good. I believe they already did Joy to the world.
Their sound comes from the fact they had 3 lead singers. All 3 had unique powerful voices, all different styles, and meshed so well together.
“Pieces of April” is beautiful.
Pieces of April is such a surprisingly beautiful ballad!
I bought this album in 1971 on vinyl of course. This was real music.
You should do Liar or Eli's Comming. Great songs 🎵
Three Dog Night never fails to deliver. So glad you chose this song - it definitely doesn't get enough credit.
Three Dog Night had the greatest harmonies. The late Cory Wells on lead, with the incredible Floyd Sneed on drums. Hoyt Axton wrote this gem.
Hoyt Axton? Wow! That's interesting. I would have never guessed, but when I think about it and his writing over the years, I can see where some of these lines could be his for sure! Loved his acting as well.
Cory Wells sang this? So great. Chuck Negron had an incredible voice for lead too. I loved these guys. I remember seeing them in concert in Philadelphia when I was in high school. Fabulous sound.
@@robertacolarette1594 Negron had the high tenor. Wells was the bluesy, soulful baritone. Danny Hutton had a gruffer baritone that rested higher than Wells'. Thus far, A&A have reacted to three Three Dog Night songs on which Wells sang lead, and one ("Joy to the World") on which Negron sang lead.
If they want to hear Hutton's voice spotlighted, they should listen to "Liar" or "Black and White" (both big hits), or TDN's cover version of Elton John's "Your Song". In "The Family of Man", in which each of the three singers takes the lead on a verse, Hutton's is verse one.
Saw Three Dog Night & America 3 times, 2 of the best harmony driven groups ever. IMHO
Had a rough long day out in the sun today, and the first thing I checked when I got home was this channel... And you land on one of my favorites. Sometimes, life hugs you back. Thanks for this guys.
Three dog night has some of greatest , soulful harmonies in music .
Written by Hoyt Axton... yep, that Hoyt Axton... notice the guitar licks change from "Latin" flavored to "Country" flavored to "Rock/Blues" (outro) when the lyrics change from Spain to Oklahoma...
A&A, Their "Black And White", "One", "An Old Fashioned Love Song" and"Eli’s Coming" are next for you!! edit- Never Been To Spain song written by Hoyt Axton, Cory Wells on lead vocals.
Didn't Laura Nero write "Eli's Coming"?
@@Every_Day_islike_Sunday yes, Laura Nyro wrote Eli's Coming. I clarified my comment. thx
All excellent songs 😃
"Joy To The World" also penned by Hoyt Axton.
And One written by Nilsson but you know that
You called it! Master Hit Makers! Between 3 Dog Night and Creedance, they Owned the Top 10 in the late 60's and early 70's. All great "Sing Along" to the radio songs!
Written by Hoyt Axton (born in OK). He also wrote Joy to the World. Both songs are on his 1971 album Joy to the World. His mother wrote Heartbreak Hotel, Elvis’ huge hit.
Give some Credit to Tommy Durden who co wrote it. Probably not the primary writer but still deserves credit.
@@craigplatel813 Well, I wasn’t really talking about the song or I would’ve. 😂
For a 5 year span Three Dog Night was the top selling band in the US they were big time!!
Three amazing singers that blend perfectly. Cory Wells kills it.
When I saw Three Dog Night in concert fans rushed the stage and the band stopped playing. Lead singer Chuck Negron lectured the audience telling us that they wouldn't start playing again until people returned to their seats.😂
I really love “One” an early Harry Niilson cover. But for a cover band, they ruled the charts for a while with great songs, and in their own style. Thanks guys!!
I wouldn’t really call them a cover band. True cover bands cover hit songs. Three Dog Night was more of an interpreter of outside songwriters’ work.
@@moniphil , yeah what you’re saying is more nuanced. But both this and Joy To The World appeared on the same Hoyt Axton’s album. He also wrote The Pusher, which Steppenwolf made famous.
@@Stoney_Snark I know all that. It’s just everyone I’ve known who was in a cover band and every cover band I’ve ever heard in a bar played well-known songs. I’m not trying to argue. I just think that term doesn’t fit very well in this case.
One
One!
There is a video of Three Dog Night doing Eli's Coming on The Saturday Night Special in all their bell bottom, platform shoed glory.
Out in the Country is a really good song by Three Dog Night.
I'll second that!
Absolutely gorgeous song by Paul Williams and Roger Nichols. The whole IT AIN'T EASY album is a classic.
Absolutely surprised "Out In The Country " hasn't been remade.
Biggest band world wide from 71 to 75
Bigger than Elton John then?? Not easy to believe.
@@greggsloate4677 Yes! Yellow Brick Road was Elton's big breakthrough in 73. 3 Dog Night was already well known.
I like how the guitar goes into full on country style when he starts singing about Oklahoma.
Right?
Saw these guys live in KC when I was 15. Unbelievably awesome show. Don’t dare dis my TDN.
Love this song you guys have to check out Eli's coming
“Try a Little Tenderness”
Covered by many but 3 Dog Night’s cover is the best.
Absolutely! 🤘🤘
Yes
Hoyt Axton, the songwriter, played the dad in Gremlins. He wrote Joy to the World, and The Pusher for Steppenwolf, as well. My request from them is The Show Must Go On.
Flash of Fire
Don't forget the ' No-No Song,' 'Lion in the Winter,' and probably hisbiggest mainstreamhit, 'Sella and the Dealer.'
Hoyt was also in Forest Gump.
The Show Must Go On is one of those cases where they definitely ALSO need to react to the original (by Leo Sayer, preferably a live performance from his days performing in costume).
Interesting, I’m pretty sure Hoyt Axton also wrote Jeremiah was a Bullfrog. Though his version was Jeremiah was a Profit.
I work at the University of Oklahoma, and I have an OU hoodie that says, "I've never been to heaven, but I've been to Oklahoma." It's such a cool song.
Hey Andy and Alex, you guys are the best, what I consider of the “younger generation” truly having a genuine interest and understanding/passion of all the older building blocks of music history.. I always watch and just wanted to let you know I look forward to your impressions and breakdowns of songs/artists. BTW, I grew up in laurel canyon in the 1970s and we picked up the guys from three dog night hitch hiking a few times😁 fantastic band. Thanks
YOU grew up in Laurel Canyon early 70’s? OMG lucky you!
You're 70's life was epic!
Amen to that.
I agree I have been watching for 3 4 years
That build is so organic, starts out low and mystical, ends up off-charts gnarly. Surprise, surprise!
Nailed it guys. I was doubting you both would go for this one but you did not disappoint. Now lets get into BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS
David Clayton Thomas' voice will knock their socks off. And the brass!! Lucretia MacEvil, Spinning Wheel, Heigh De Ho, 40,000 Headmen, etc. I especially liked their cover of Sympathy for the Devil better than the Stones.
@@robertbailey5239 Davids voice is one of the top three I have listened to in my 74 years.
YES! Blood Sweat and Tears!
@@robertbailey5239 I’ve been begging for Lucretia McEvil for a year now!!!
@@harriotteworthington3147 Every BS&T fan should flood the zone. Everyone should request Lucretia MacEvil on every video until they notice!
So I'll offer another of theirs that builds like Never Been to Spain, but I've never seen recommended in these comments: Let Me Serenade You. And if you want one more on the nastier side (certainly bluesy), then Try a Little Tenderness. Corey Wells sings lead (he sang lead on Momma Told Me Not To Come). I saw them in concert in the early 80s when they were still together and watching Corey start Try a Little Tenderness was such a treat. It was like he was somewhere else as he dug deep. Masterful. RIP Corey.
Elvis did an amazing cover of this also, actually Hoyt Axton (folk singer with an earthy style and powerful voice) wrote this Never Been To Spain; Waylon Jennings did a great cover of this also with his deep voice.
Hoyt Axton also wrote ‘The Pusher,’ which was famously done by Steppenwolf.
It's a crying shame TDN isn't in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! They had hit, after hit, after hit, in the early 70's. Who really gives a damn that they didn't write their own songs? The music is what counts, and they had some of the best of that era. I recommend "Brickyard Blues", "Out in the Country", and "One".
I think its because they didn't write their own music 😕
Same reason Joe Cocker isn’t in the Rock Hall.
I believe your right ... A+.... You just got taken to Church, Spain, around the world and back in one Song. I always waited up for the "Midnight Special" especially when TDN were on. Love them
Hi Aileen. I loved TDN on The Midnight Special. I hope all is well with you.🌞
@@lisamorrison2149 I hope all is well with you too Lisa. The Midnight Special was just that, special. So many great performances.
Cory wells was always my favorite lead singer of the three. He's singing lead on this one and "Mama Told Me Not to Come" "Eli's Coming" and he does a cover of "Try a Little Tenderness" that is awesome.
Agree!
Try a little tenderness is am AMAZING solo effort from Cory. He's definitely my fave singer if the group.
Cory Wells was such a great singer RIP
I won't show my hand concerning my personal favorite Three Dog Night vocalist (hehe) BUT, how fortunate are we to have so many choices, none of which are wrong? :)
I love Cory Wells!!!❤
"Never Been To Spain" was written and originally released by Hoyt Axton.
Three Dog Night has so many great songs. My favorite is "Black and White".
Shambala is my fave.
I’m sitting here listening to one of my favorites, “Liar”. Definitely a Three Dog Night song that holds its own. They have such a unique sound but each song it’s unto itself.
If you want something hard by TDN, go with "Eli's Coming."
A must listen is Play Something Sweet(Brickyard Blues)...banger for sure
3 great leads. Eli's Coming should be next or One. they were great live. Also they didn't make a fuss about it, but they were an integrated band, their drummer Floyd Sneed. Or try Liar a harder song, sung by Danny
Love, love, love Liar! Real Rocker/Banger!
Best way to listen to TDN is to watch them sing. It’s unfathomable those three voices are coming out of those three guys. Blows my mind every time I watch them sing!
Eli’s Coming Live (1975) was amazing.
The whole tune is a crescendo...as it escalates, so do the fantastic vocal harmonies. The band jams along for the ride...the lyrics are tongue in cheek, clever, memorable...
A classic in the annals of rock and roll.
I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!! Now you must listen to THE SHOW MUST GO ON. another huge BANGER.!!
Three Dog Night were one of the most dependable hit makers in the end of the 60s through mid 70s.. They were great vocalists and great musicians
I’ve been to Spain and they’re not lying. My favorite song of theirs. and it’s definitely S tier.
Chuck Negro was an excellent singer. Night was a terrific band.
As a Spaniard myself, y'all should come over 😅
You folks over there are very nice! I had a great time when I was there years ago. Lovely country with friendly people! They should travel there.
they were my first live concert to see. Tulsa, OK 1970 or 71
Great Hoyt Axton tune. That man was a fine songwriter and his work was featured by Three Dog Night as well as Steppenwolf. Love this one. Said it before and I'll say it again: the three singers got most of the attention, but the four men behind them were a great band!
Hoyt’s mom was the writer of “Heartbreak Hotel”. They must have had some interesting musical dialogues.
Hoyt was also an actor. He appeared in Gremlins in the 80s.
@@elgonwilliams7624 He also did an episode of WKRP in Cincinatti - I remember that because that was the first time I heard the deep bass voice of his.
They were a KILLER band. Excellent arrangements, funky, country, rock, soft. This band did it all with expertise.
Three stellar male voices that crescend on every one of their songs. Never been duplicated by anybody else. "One" or Easy to be Hard should be next.
3 Dog Night absolutely ruled the charts in the early 70's. Tons of really good songs. For a change of pace -- try "Pieces of April".
Pieces of April is such a beautiful song! Great idea!
My favorite!
Oh this is one of my favorite tunes of all time. Probably in my top ten, honestly.
The song was written and originally recorded my Hoyt Axton. He also wrote Joy to The World. Elvis Presley also covered this song.
One of my favorite songs
Great song great band, no matter what the rating is from A&A.
Written by the great Hoyt Axton. That gorgeous guitar solo drove me nuts for years until I learned that it was done on pedal steel guitar. One of their all time best.
"Liar" is underrated. Saw "Three Dog Night" a couple of years ago and they were still great.
Unfortunately there is only one of the original singers in the band now! Cory passed away and Chuck hasn’t been with them for years.
Yes, so sad.
Their voices were so great.
A&A got it right. I Never Been to Spain is an A+ Banger! Just imagine doing this song at a karaoke bar and by the end the whole bar is singing! Next time I’m in Tampa, we should prove this point!
You guys need to hear Three Dog Night's earlier hits, songs like the Nilsson-penned 'One" or 'Try A Little Tenderness.' Both of them are bangers. Oh, and 'Easy To Be Hard', also a banger.
👍 👍 👍 You're going to love them live. Check out Eli's Coming. The one with foot lights all around the stage.
One of the top groups from 1969-1974!
You hit it on the head. Three Dog Night are a force of creativity and charisma. Great execution. Check out their live version of "Shambala" from Soundstage, 1975.
Heck, check out the entire set from that performance!
Danny Hutton is on all the drugs in that video. He's high as a kite, drunk, on the ku-kain and probably trippin balls too. Zero in on him for that whole performance (hell, any live performance between 72-75) and it is hilarious to watch him. I'm sure his personal life was rough, but damn did he give it all and perform like a professional 70's rock star should.
I never for one moment doubted how much you guys were going to like this. My absolute favorite from this group.
Always great whenever The Dogs are coming out of the music box. All the suggestions below are worthy... Three Dog Night can’t be pigeonholed into any musical style. Every single demonstrated a different musical direction. Super talented vocalists and musicians. For my money... you must listen to ‘Liar’.
Cory Wells singing lead. He was amazing.
When you were prejudging the song I had a huge smile on my face going okay guys just wait just wait… And I was happy to see that you did wait. This was the #1 “let’s smoke some pot” song in college because the opening lines are almost sung in a way that you could envision him having just exhaled before he begins singing.
Easy to Be Hard, one of the many songs from Hair that topped the charts in the good old days. It's a beauty.
Their keyboard player was exceptional! Try their song Liar if you want them sounding intense.
I was just saying that we all forgot about Liar... Except for you 🤘
“Out in the Country” is another beautiful song.☺️
Yeah that statement is great. "Ive never been to heaven but Ive been to Oklahoma." You got to hit one. Its a nasty banger with amazing lyrics and his voice shines even more than mama told me. Their first hit and it was a banger. Its a must. Its a A+ or even S tier song. You wont be dissapointed. Never been to spain was such a fun song. Glad you hit it.
Wow! Never heard this before - what a great song!
Having lived in Oklahoma [but not born here] , for 30 yrs., I can attest to the love showered on these guys. Any oldies station has to have two or three of their songs on by noon. By the way, the band name is a reference to an old midwestern-ism,... in cold weather, you let the dog sleep on the bed, but if it's reeally cold, it's a 'three-dog-night'.
Eli's Coming should be the next. See if you can do a live version. It's amazing. Cory Wells has an amazing voice
One of my all time favorite songs! I was 12 years old and used to catch a ride to school with an older guy who drove a Mustang Mach I. He had this Three Dog Night on 8 track and we jammed to it EVERY SINGLE MORNING on the drive to school! Showing up to school everyday at 12 years old in a Mach I Mustang was bad ass enough, but showing up jamming to THIS song in a Mach I was friggin' awesome! Great times! Great Memories!
Growing up in MN and SD, I had an uncle who was a Navy Seal, and he had every single Three Dog Night album, and I have vivid childhood memories of listening to this song over and over and over. 40+ years later, it still works on every musical - and emotional - level.
One of my all time favorite bands listen to Eli's coming