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  • i think they needed more band members!

  • Who was the drummer?

  • I did'nt know Bruce Lee sang with TDN !

  • One is the loneliest number

  • Is 11-11-11 suppose to be a Lucky Number....someone tell me!!

  • @blsauntbee Sure KOOK!

  • 11  11 11

  • Great band, but those checked pants have to go!

  • Harry Nilsson wrote "One." Most of their hits were written by others. They were great singers but they didn't write their hits and they had backing musicians for their band.Chuck Negron had a drug addiction. Heroin I think and there was a cocaine bust also. I wonder what would have happened to the band if Chuck hadn't gotten messed up with the drugs. Most of their hits were too commercial for me. This was a great song but the band went in more of a soft rock direction later on.

  • @TDS4UT It's my understanding that red-headed keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon had a major hand in the selection and re-arrangement of a lot of good "album cut" material from other mostly big name artists.

  • @TDS4UT Especially after It Ain't Easy LP. Stop calling them Three Dog Night today or bring in somebody with a mustache like John Kay of Steppenwolf for vocalist with Cory Wells and Danny Hutton for the Third Dog Night Singer because Cory very much will never let Chuck Negron back in the group. Bring in Michael Shrieve of Santana to fill in as Drummer for Floyd Sneed because Floyd will never likely came back to the group if Chuck is not back.

  • I LOVED this song, Loved the styles back then! Loved Chuck's hair and mustache, and Cory is gorgeous as usual! Only one complaint. The video cuts off too abruptly.

  • @66LifesMistress77 You love Chuck Negro's stuff, whatz wrong with you guy?

  • @goshawk1974 I'm not a guy. Hmm...Maybe you mean, what's wrong with your guy. Because you left the n off his last name. I'm also not in the band, so I don't have a guy in the band who's taking his place, so I don't know what you mean. Or is it bad to like certain aspects of both Chuck's solo stuff, and the current band's?

  • @66LifesMistress77 you just gave me an "ICECREAM HEADACHE" It was an attempt @ a joke. Don't over think it, laugh a little. peace!!!

  • thank Harry Nelsson...but they do a greta job with it

  • "One" is so much of a real truth for us who have a traumatic brain injury because we lose family members, friends, co-workers and so on. We all feel alone because nobody want to hear about TBI and they say, 'you will be fine', which NEVER happens. This song really hits home for us who have gone through this situation being "One", and very lonely and depressed. I love this song because it has some true meaning and feeling about being "One" all by ourselves and nobody cares.

  • 5 pleople voted negative.probably they don't have ears

  • @JkingN There favorite number is one too :(

  • 2:11 ? it"s also the shortest

  • this song is one of those that got that certain mythical ambiance bout it, like some of the later beatles' songs. i first heard the aimee mann's version, and it kind of gave the feelin that i've heard this song b'fore. and rightly so, i think it was THIS version and not nilsson's original that i heard when i was much younger, in the 70's.

  • chuck negron is back on top now after all the hell he lived through.

  • @SIGNALSTAT Yay!! :D

  • They need to bury the Hatchet and Sing again Chuck Sings this like no other!

  • He's on a cruise ship and doing his thing. He's awsome, no doubt. He is so fine and still can sing.

  • No, is the saddest experience that you'll ever know.

  • I totally listen to this song whenever I am alone and sad. Nothing like wallowing in self pity :-)

  • I'm just glad he's still alive! Amazing voice, amazing group.

  • One of the best songs EVER! Thanks!

  • I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG!!! forever & always

  • Great song - written by the great Harry Nilsson! :)

  • GOOD DAYS OF MUSIC WISH I WAS THERE

  • What a great video, Chuck had an awesome voice in the late '60s and early '70s not to take away from his singing today but everyones voice changes over time. I will never get tired of Three Dog Night!!!!! Thanks for the post!

  • among the greatest pop songs (I mean top 6-8 songs) in the history of RnR. did they know what they were doing, or what?!

  • This man has one awsome voice!

  • One Of The Best In Ages,They Just Don't Make Um Like Dis No More

  • wow....great clip....where did you find this?.....love it!!! zone girl

  • I kind of like this song better than the beatles

  • @drodriguez62 3dn was a great band, but not to compare with The Beatles

  • @55102 sorry but the TDN out sang the beatles anyday..the beatles may have written more songs but sorry. Neither John nor Paul had the pipes of TDN. especially Chuck..he would have sang circles around John and Paul who Neither had lacked the range and power of a young Chuck Negron..or Steve Perry of Journey. The beatles set the stage..Chuck and Steve took it to another level as far as Vocals. Chuck Negron and Steve Perry by far the strongest out of the Rock bands as far as vocal power.

  • @blkshepherd Agree what you mention TDN and Steve Perry of Journey out sang the Beatles even though the Beatles wrote way more songs than anybody and the Beatles are one of my favorite groups

  • Shermie

  • Too bad the video ends just before the big Negron super human finale that is the end of the tune.

  • this is a very good song

  • Wonderful song!!!

    *****

  • 69 the best year for Rock. 39 the best year for movies- Citizen Kane, Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind. Chuck rocks.

  • Groovy man, grooovyyyy = D

  • Is this from the Beat Club.

  • My first pool party. Girls in bikini's and I am 15. This song I heard for the first time

  • i was 13 on a bus to Boston with the CYO couple of us went to the Commons some dude asked do you want a drag, my frist drag...enlightenment...i heard this song playing...

  • This is one of the most awesome videos I have viewed- I am an old Fart and I still love them!!

  • lighten up before some arkee comes along and knocks your dick in the dirt...lol

  • Too bad Chuck had to go and ruin his life.

  • biarritz59,

    Chuck's life is Not ruined. In fact, it's far from ruined. If only you knew.

  • Chuck has been playing gigs all over the US this summer, Chuck is writing a musical and putting together an album "the sounds of Philly". That doesnt sound like a ruined life to me!

  • I mean at the time, he ruined a good thing, I love him and would have liked the orig. band to stay together. I wish him well.

  • I never felt the other 2 were in Chucks league vocally.

  • @Nina2560 No, it isn't. He cleaned up and got sober back in 1991. If anything, it sounds like a person who has sought (and attained) redemption.

  • @rayjr62 -----I am pretty well schooled on the Chuck Negron story! And will be seeing Chuck this weekend. Thanks Ray, Chuck will be celebrating 18 years of being clean and sober on September 17! Everyone in his life is incredibly proud of his success and yes, he has attained redemption through personal strength and a deep belief in God!

    Take care ray!

  • @Nina2560 That's great. I saw him interviewed (I think he was on Oprah) years ago. He talked at length about his addiction and how he hurt the ones closest to him. But I am happy that he has been clean and sober for 18 years. God bless him.

  • @Nina2560 Good for him, I'm so glad to see him doing so much better!

  • Best song of the band

  • @boliboy2299 And they didn't even write it...

  • hey this lead singer works at conoco now i bought some smokes off him today....lol

  • Floyd definitely taught these guys sixteenth note funk didn't he.

  • Floyd did amazing things with just snare and high-hat.

  • Floyd played sixteenth notes on the double bass drums. It takes a lot of skill to do that, quick feet.

  • I read somewhere that he studied a number of percussion styles (e.g., Latin, jazz) and rhythms on his way up.

  • Makes sense. There is a video here on You Tube of a drum solo where he is playing the floor tom with his hands like a conga drummer.

  • Harry Nilsson: wherever you are in space and time, Thanks for writing this song.

  • I thought Neil Young wrote this.

  • Pretty sure it was Nilsson.

  • I'll check into that and let you know. I am not certain either.

  • In 1972, while being interviewed by Dick clark on American

    Band Stand, a 14 year old Michael Jackson said his 3 favorite

    groups at the time were The Temptations, The Staples Singers and Three Dog Night. Now I see why...Three Dog Night had Soul!!!

  • Michael really said that?

  • Yeah it agree with reallyblessed because I saw the ABS video that MJ stated AWB was one of his favorites.

  • @rjam1974

    You mean Average White Band? Michael said he liked them too?

  • this was in 1972 and AWB weren't big 1972

  • Yes. Watch it for yourself. Type in: Michael jackson american bandstand 1972 interview...or something like that and it should come right up.

  • Great song!

  • first post

    <3 this song

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