1st band to hit number 1 on Billboard with three different lead singers. Not a choir, three individually talented vocalists.

Three Dog Night (not related to each other) was a trio with three lead singers. What you heard on this song is the incredible voice of Chuck Negron. 💙

One of the best cover bands ever recorded! 3 lead singers who turned out many top 40 hits. Epic covers for this band include “Eli’s Coming", “Easy To Be Hard”, “Joy to the World”, "Mama Told Me Not To Come” and “Celebrate” just to mention a very few.

100% agree with the comments suggesting “Eli’s Coming.” Even though 3DN had numerous, catchy songs back in the day, EC stands out as a truly spiritual experience. Grab your church fan!

Britt hun, you are so amusing! You can understand these songs better than most other reaction channels! You are a quite interesting and intelligent woman. And so charming and pretty! Thank You!

70's is my favorite music era. You are correct Britt. They could sing about anything and make it into a great song.

Ahhh memories from my early teenage years. This band had a lot of hits back then. My favorite of theirs was Never been to Spain

This was 3 Dog Night first hit which was written by Harry Nilsson who has many hits. For me Harry's biggest hit was Without You was was written by Pete Ham of the band, Badfinger

When i get in that mood.. i break out my 3 dog night album then the " blood sweat and tears" album. Then im complere..❤

Love TDN's "Never Been to Spain". It's a vibe.

Their 'Joy to the World' introduced us to Jeremiah the bullfrog - so you can't get any more epic than that.

I have loved this song since it’s release 54 years ago! Agree with suggestion for “Without You” reaction by Nilsson.

Love your reaction! My wife's favorite 3 Dog Night song is Shambala. Great groove! BTW, the name of the band is a thing. In Alaska, where it can get really cold you might need three dogs to keep you warm!

Please do Mama Told me not to come. I know you'll love it. Plus you'll be seeing and hearing them in a different light☮️ Happy 4th of July everyone 🇺🇲🎆

One of the best groups of this era, and that is really saying something! It's that soulful, gospel sound enables them to hit such levels of expression.

Living in this great era was such a blessing because of the fantastic creativity of the musicians of that time.

When I was little the juke box at the neighborhood bar and grill include Three Dog Nights "Liar" . It wasnt one of their biggest hits but remains my favorite of theirs. Same thing with CCR's "Sweet Hitchhiker".

3DN was an AWESOME band in the '60s & '70s. They had MANY hits, and in concert they could deliver non-stop high energy performances...because they had 3 lead singers. While one was carrying the load, the other two rested their voices.

This is my favorite song from this band.

One of the things that always fascinated me about this song was how the band took Harry Nilsson's original, dirge-like version and transformed it into an incredibly catchy rocker that makes you want to leap to your feet and dance while you sing along. My other favorite of theirs is their cover of Laura Nyro's "Eli's Coming," which matches "One" in it's energy, ear-catching appeal and danceability. And, no, the three lead singers are not brothers.

I always thought that this song means: 1 may be the loneliness number after you break up, but sometimes 2 can also be very lonely if you're still in the middle of a relationship that isn't working out.

Three Dog Night is one of those bands that everybody just really liked it. They're easy to like and they were really really good. And they wrote Such catchy songs. I heard this a lot in Junior and Senior High and yet, over the years, it will just randomly pop into my head now and then out of the blue, it's just that well written and penetrating.

The sixties and seventies were definitely the golden age for music, so many great vocalists.

They aren't brothers, but they sound good! The 3 singers are Danny Hutton, Cory Wells, and Chuck Negron, who took the lead here. For other TDN tunes, I'd recommend "Liar," "Out in the Country," and their cover of "Try A Little Tenderness." Prejudice perhaps, but those are my favorites of theirs. Oh, and "Black and White" is also a good one.

MAN, I miss this stuff. There was a time when you could crank up the radio in your car as you cruised and every song was amazing stuff like this. Those of us who came of age in those days didn't realize how special it was at the time.

I bought the 45 of this song in early 70’s and played it over and over! Three Dog Night are so great! Britt the 70’s did have some fantastic music I am so happy to have been a teenager during that time✌🏻

Vocally this group was one of the absolute best plus they seem to be a genre' of their own.

it was a number one song and its was yes the first song ever on the charts.

They owned the charts for at least 3 or 4 years

Born in 1967, This is the music I was listened to while my in my early formative years probably beginning when I saw Elvis Presley in Las Vegas in August 1969. This was probably one of the most popular bands next to Led Zeppelin, The Jackson 5 and anything Motown, The Osmond Brothers, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, Chicago, CCR, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and The Beatles my older siblings (I am the youngest of us 4) had me listening to back then.

If you react to more Three Dog Night, consider their song Easy To Be Hard. It is a beautiful song with great vocals and lyrics. Great reaction!

I was a teenager in the 70s. It was glorious.

So many great songs: "Eli's Coming"; "Easy to Be Hard'; "Black and White"; "Never Been To Spain"; so many more.

Great lyrics, singing and music = 70s music.

Thank you for doing this song which doesn't get it's just due. The band had 3 lead singers. Their song Joy to the World has been sung by boy and girl choirs to this day.

I've been listening to them since I was a small child in the late 70s

In the 70's they could sing about a paper clip and have a hit

This is one of my favorite songs. I have the album they have beautiful harmonies. One of my coworkers partied with them back in the day. Keep up the good work you do Miss Brit.

BRITT - 3 Dog Night's "The Show Must Go On" live performance is very interesting.

So cool!! No, they aren't related, but they were/are lifelong friends. The bands' name comes from referring to the coldest of nights in Australia as "a three dog night"😄. "Mamma Told Me Not To Come" is another great song from TDN!

I am 71 years old. This came when I was in my early 20s. This and many other songs from my day will be in my memory forever.

Great reaction Britt! " I've Never Been To Spain " is another great song

I was lucky enough to see them live. Every song they did was awesome. Thanks for the video.

Three Dog Night was my first concert in1967.

Three lead singers! Amazing. That lead was Chuck Negron. Cory Wells on TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS on 1975 Soundstage was outstanding with his soulful sultry voice! They are in the Vocal Hall of Fame!

My favorite band back in the 70s

Another GREAT reaction, Britt! They had three lead singers, all with AMAZING voices!

I was into Three Dog Night as a kid. I was too young to be a Beatles fan (became one later on of course) and Three Dog Night was marketed as "the next Beatles". While they fell short of that...as most bands did...they did dominate the Pop music scene for a while.

I was saying exactly the same thing to my kids. They really could sing about anything.

Joy to the World and Mama Told Me Not To Come - both a lot of fun to listen to :)

Chuck Negron is one of my favorite singers. TDN was absolutely huge 50 years ago. So many hits.

The 70s were fantastic, the 60s were amazingly experimental and delves places that make you wonder. The 50s were just a lot of fun. The 80s tried to bring back the fun, with some of the experimental elements of the 60s, but didn't quite match either. The 90s were split between commercialism and rebellion (which became commercialized) the 2000s leaned deep into finding the poppiest pop song. The 10s tried to be nostalgic without the feeling that the actual nostalgia lol

I'm 71 yrs old and it's so cool to see you get hooked on good old rock and roll

Not brothers. The group was from Australia. Saw them at North Hollywood High School. I even got the chance to toss a football around with the drummer. 3 lead vocalists and a solid band behind, they were one of a kind. A really cold night in Australia is called a 3 dog night.

Best American Band ever. Britt, you hit the primary notes, can you sing the rest? Got a fan.

"Pieces of April" and "Easy to be Hard" are 2 favorites of mine, also "Out in The Country" is quite good. So many to choose from!!

I remember listening to 3 Dog Night back in the 70's on my Uncle's 8 track....memories! Great music!

Britt--the thing this group has is 3 excellent lead singers and harmonies.

Great song by a fantastic Group. Poignant!

Eli's Coming !!!!

Another favorite from Three Dog Night! They did it right! 😊

Saw these guys live in concert in Fort Worth … great show! And Brit, you are too cute for your own good!!

this was THE 1st song i ever "loved...." the moment i heard this song, it made me a radio junkie...!!!!

I’m old enough to have this bring back fond memories. Fitting reaction to accompany the memories

Three Dog Night could take a song and make it a number one hit. There were three of them and all were lead singers so they traded off. You might want to check into their catalog. They performed several written by Laura Nyro ( “Eli’s Coming”). They were so good!!

The three vocalists of Three Dog Night were not brothers. Chuck Negron (the lead singer on One), Corey Wells and Danny Hutton formed together as the vocal group Redwood and did some preliminary recording with Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. When that fell through the three singers brought in the musicians Floyd Sneed (drums), Joe Schermie (bass), Michael Allsup (guitar) and Jimmy Greenspoon (keyboards) and renamed themselves Three Dog Night. One was a top 10 hit in 1968 and helped propel the band to stardom. Three Dog Night was all over the radio from 1968 to 1974 with many top 40 hits. An interesting fact is that each lead singer managed to score a number one hit. Danny Hutton sang the lead on Black And White, Corey Wells sang the lead on Mama Told Me Not To Come, and Chuck Negron sang the lead on Joy To The World. All three hit the top of the top 40.

Brothers from 3 different mothers Chuck had 4 octave range and we had to raise up an octave to get it right (in the Bronx early 60s)Taft H.S.

My favorite song of The Three Dog Night. I used to listen to them all the time!!! And your voice it great!

Great band! My favorite song is Out in the Country. Their Golden Biscuits album is a classic!

I saw them live back in the 70s.. Amazing show

My favorite band of the 70's. Biggest band of the first half of the 70's with many hits but still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Just Not Right!

The band gets their name from Eskimos bringing their dogs into their igloos at night for warmth. A Three Dog Night is an especially cold night.

In the Australian outback, how cold it is determines how many dogs you let in your sleeping bag... A three dog night is darn cold. TDN are Americans but I always thought their name was pretty cool.

Three Dog Night, CCR & The Grassroots!! Love Them♥️

Great comments, epically bout 3 lead singers. I didn't know this. The name came from sleeping out at night. A night requiring 3 dogs was very col.

Please do their version of Eli's Coming (better hide your heart away), written by Laura Nyro, one of the 4 great women singer-songwriters of the early 1970s.

I absolutely love Three Dog Night! They have so many great songs. I was probably 12 when this song came out. I saved my money and rode my sting ray to the record store and bought the album. About 8 or 9 years later i sat 10 feet from them at a bar they were playing at. They were still great and i couldnt believe i was at a table next to the stage! Great review Britt!

That was an amazing review of those guys and you have an amazing voice too!

I got to these guys in 1972 (I think) It was a great show. They came to Salt Lake City in the old Salt Palace and it was a fun night.

You look so amazing awesome today love the song another great awesome reaction by you again like always on your youtube channel thank you so much for sharing your video with us love it Britt.👍

On September 12, 1969, I attended my very first concert. Performing that night were The Grass Roots, Three Dog Night, and Steppenwolf. I was not that familiar with Three Dog Night before that evening. They recorded their performance for a live album and they stole the show! People were rocking out in the aisles! And the price of my ticket for this concert? $2.50.

Chuck, 1 of my sis' fav. 💗 Looking radiant today, lady, I love that color!! 💓

But even when they were together it was still lonely because she checked out of the relationship and just going through the motions. Today it is all silos that we are in . I miss the 70s and 80s.

Brothers from another mother❣️

Thanks, I think. I remember sitting on the floor of our apartment shortly after we were first married listening to this LP record on our GE wildcat Stereo record player. Now, 54 years later, she's gone and 1 is the longest number.

Lonely being single, it can lonely in a relationship.

Great, great song. I love Never Been to Spain by them. And you are rockin’ that pink sweater!!

Thumbs up!!! Brit we are souls sistas. I grew up in the 70's and happily stuck here😂

So much fun!

I was born in 1970 I remember my home having so much great music playing throughout my childhood…I love this song, also remember hearing Black Water, Dream On, Stairway to Heaven, Sister Golden Hair, etc all the time…miss so many of my family who have passed…loved the 70’s and 80’s..

Dog was awesome

I am instantly riding in my friend's car listening to this on an 8-track tape. Thanks for the flashback.

Three Dog Night ! Memories of my teenage years. I first saw them in concert when I was 17 years old & they were fabulous I am.a seventies girl & the 70s are the very best ! 👌

Black and white is a great one by three dog night to check out

Not brothers, all great singers with a slew of great hits. So enjoyable to watch, they put on fantastic concerts.

Love your reactions and insight into the music! The first concert I went to was Headliner 3 Dog Night with BW Stevens and if you can believe it Rod Stewart as openers. Shows my age LOL

The 70's music is your favorite. As a guy that was a teen in the 70's I'll say we had the best music, hottest cars and cutest gals.

A great song that came out the year I graduated high school.

Easy to be Hard. Another great one.

Seeing your young pretty face while reacting to these videos really helps. Just got out of the ER yesterday. Dodged a bullet so to speak and still above ground. Just getting older. Love that you appreciate the music.