Three Dog Night - 1983-03-19 - Portland, OR (SBD)

Three Dog Night

1983-03-19

The Starry Night

Portland, OR

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Early Show:

01. One Man Band

02. The Family Of Man

03. Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)

04. Liar

05. Old Fashioned Love Song

06. Out In The Country

07. Black & White

08. One

09. Never Been To Spain

10. The Show Must Go On

11. Shambala

12. Easy To Be Hard

13. Mama Told Me Not To Come

14. Joy To The World

Encore:

15. Eli's Coming

16. Celebrate

Late Show (partial)

01. One Man Band

02. The Family Of Man

03. Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)

04. Liar

05. Old Fashioned Love Song

06. Black & White

07. One//

Three Dog Night - 1983-03-19 - Portland, OR (SBD)

1980s - #3:  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. Soon after their run of hits ended, the band disbanded in July 1976. They reformed in 1981, and went on tour in 1983. This soundboard recording captures the band in Portland on March 19, 1983, 43 years ago today. The reunion would last for another 2 years, afterwhich the band parted ways with Chuck Negron due to his drug use.

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 

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

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.

The Turtles - 2014-06-10 - Columbus , GA (HQ Aud)

Happy Together Tour

featuring The Turtles and Friends

2014-06-10

30th Anniversary: Happy Together Tour

RiverCenter

Columbus, GA

HQ Audience Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Gary Lewis and The Playboys
01. Intro > Count Me In

02. Sure Gonna Miss Her

03. Green Grass

04. Save Your Heart For Me

05. Everybody Loves A Clown

06. My Heart's Symphony

07. This Diamond Ring

08. She's Just Not My Style

Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels
09. Intro > Little Latin Lupe Lu

10. Jenny Take A Ride

11. Sock It To Me, Baby

12. Too Many Fish In The Sea

13. Devil With W Blue Dress On

Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad)
14. Intro > Locomotion

15. We're An American Band

16. Bad Time

17. Some Kind Of Wonderful

18. "Talks"

19. I'm Your Captain (Closer To Home)

Chuck Negron (Three Dog Night)
20. Intro > Shambala

21. Celebrate

22. Mama Told Me Not To Come

23. Eli's Coming

24. One

25. Joy To The World

The Turtles (Flo and Eddie)
26. Intro > She'd Rather Be With Me

27. You Baby

28. It Ain't Me Baby

29. "band introductions"

30. You Showed Me

31. Peaches En Regalia

32. Elenore

33. Happy Together

Encore:

34. Encore medley (all artists)

The Turtles - 2014-06-10 - Columbus , GA (HQ Aud)

While critical attention in 1967 was focused on the psychedelic sounds of albums such as Sgt Pepper's and Surrealistic Pillow, the singles chart was still filled with breezy pop tunes and one hit wonders.  Songs such as Windy by The Association, Incense and Peppermints by the Strawberry Alarm Clock, to Sir With Love by Lulu and Ode to Billy Joe all went to #1 on the Billboard charts in 1967.  The Turtles has their only#1 hit as well that year, when Happy Together reached the top spot, knocking  out Penny Lane in the process! The Turtles broke up in 1970, though the band co leaders,Howard Kaylan and Mark Volma, found a 2nd career as a musical comedy act known as Flo & Eddie.  Then in 2010, the duo put The Turtles back together to headline an oldies tour, appropriately named The Happy Together Anniversary Tour, after their best known tune!  This HQ Audience recording captures The Turtles during the 2014 version of the tour, on June 6, 2014, 3 years ago today. Joining them on the bill were 4 other acts, 3 with with significant ties to 1967:

• Gary Lewis & The Playboys: 3 top 40 singles in 1967
• Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels: 2 Top 25 singles in 1967
• Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad): Played with The Fabulous Pack in 1967-68, before leaving to form Grand Funk
• Chuck Negron (3 Dog Night): Formed 3 Dog Night in 1967

Three Dog Night - 1985-11-17 - Houston, TX (SBD

Three Dog Night

1985-11-17

Rockefeller's

Houston, TX

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. One Man Band (#19)

02. The Family Of Man (#12)

03. Black And White (#1)

04. Sure As I'm Sittin' Here (#16)

05. An Old Fashioned Love Song (#4)

06. Brand New Day

07. Til The World Ends (#32)

08. Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) (#33)

09. Country song teases

10. Never Been To Spain (#5)

11. Liar (#7)

12. It Ain't Easy

CD 2:

01. Shambala (#3)

02. Pieces Of April (#19)

03. One (#1)

04. Let Me Serenade You (#17)

05. Easy To Be Hard (#4)

06. Try A Little Tenderness (#29)

07. The Show Must Go On (#4)

08. Mama Told Me (Not To Come) (#1)

09. Joy To The World (#1)

10. Eli's Coming (#10)

11. Celebrate (#15)

Three Dog Night - 1985-11-17 - Houston, TX (SBD)

1985 - 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. Soon after their run of hits ended, the band disbanded in July 1976. They reformed in 1981, and launched a tour 4 years later in 1985. This soundboard recording captures the band on November 17, 1985, 28 years ago today, in Houston TX. Soon after this show, Chuck Negron was let go by the band due to a relapse of drug use. Downlaod this one, therefore, to hear one of the last times the band’s 3 lead singers all appeared on stage together. PS - the numbers next to each song in the set list indicate where the song charted.