“How does your light shine/In the halls of Shambala?” Three Dog Night asked in 1973. And even though audiences might not have known if the titular location was real or imagined, “Shambala” captivated ...
Three Dog Night passed on what became the band’s biggest hit. Twice. When country singer and actor Hoyt Axton initially approached the 1970s group with “Joy to the World”—a freewheelin’ tune about a ...
It’s been a long time since its heyday, but during the first half of the 70s it was hard to find a band much more popular than Three Dog Night. Between 1969-1974 the seven-man band scored 11 Top 10 ...
A band with a serendipitously catchy name spotlighting its three lead vocalists once dominated American radio. Three Dog Night scored 21 consecutive Top 40 hits during half a decade starting in 1969, ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback