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Saturday, December 7, 2024

Three Dog Night - 1972-12-07 - London, UK (FM)

Three Dog Night
1972-12-07
BBC In Concert
London, UK
FM broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. One Man Band 
02. Mama Told Me Not to Come 
03. It's for You
04. An Old Fashioned Love Song 
05. talk 
06. Midnight Runaway 
07. Try A Little Tenderness 
08. talk 
09. Black And White 
10. Eli's Coming 
11. Joy To The World
12. Celebrate 


From 1968 to 1975. Three Dog Night dominated the Billboard singles chart. The band scored 21 Top 40 hits, including 3 that reached the top spot, each featuring a different lead singer - Mama Told Me Not To Come (Cory Wells on lead), Joy To The World (Chuck Negron on lead); and Black And White (Danny Hutton on lead). Dunhill Records claimed that the band sold over 40 million record albums during that stretch. This FM broadcast captures the band in London in the middle of that run of hits, on Decmber 7, 1972, 52 years go today. Note - with thanks to Albums That Should Exist for the artwork and original files.




7 comments:

The Hound said...

Thank you Rocking Eddie

Gman said...

Love it!

juan manuel muñoz said...

Excelente. Muchas gracias y un excelente fin de semana.

JD said...

Thank you Speedy! I haven't seen this one so it's a great addition! Hope all is well for you and yours my good friend!
Dave

Brett Alan said...

Yeah, 3DN are definitely underrated these days. Other than the Beatles, I can't think of another group who had number ones with three different lead singers, and even the Beatles are borderline because George's only number one as a Beatle was "Something" which was a double-A-side hit with John's "Come Together." Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, and Temptations never did it (although two of the Tempts' number ones had everyone trading leads).

James said...

Thanks a ton!!!

Rebhoj said...

THANKS

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