Steriogram

www.steriogram.com. However, by this time, the band had stopped recording and broke up not long afterwards.
. The band then became an eight-piece with the induction of another keyboards player, Skip Konte. It also debuted at #19 on the UK music charts. Joe Schermie quit in 1973 and was replaced by Jack Ryland. Their big break came with: "Walkie Talkie Man" which was used for the iPod adverts and the video which was nominated for 4 MTV music awards. Their use of songs by Randy Newman ("Mama Told Me Not To Come", their sole British hit), Laura Nyro ("Eli's Coming"), Hoyt Axton ("Joy to the World"), Elton John & Bernie Taupin ("Lady Samantha"), and Harry Nilsson ("One") were the first major hits for songs by these singer/songwriters.

Their debut album, "Shmack" has seen the release of 4 singles, "Whitetrash", "Walkie Talkie Man", "Road Trip" and "Go". Three Dog Night collected no less than fourteen gold albums and recorded twenty-one Billboard Top 40 hits, nine of which went gold. Dunhill, their record company, claimed 40 million units sold by them. They were signed to Capital records in November 2002. The name of the band came from an article describing how Australian Aborigines slept with their dogs for warmth on cold nights, the coldest being a "three-dog night.". In 2002, while recording at a rented beach house they were spotted by an American scout. The band included three lead vocalists — Danny Hutton, Chuck Negron, and Cory Wells — and Michael Alsup on guitar, Floyd Sneed on drums, Joe Schermie (from the Cory Wells Blues Band) on bass, and Jimmy Greenspoon on keyboards. They released their first single, "Whitetrash" in 2001 and began to tour the country, they also quit their day-jobs at this time. Their hits included; "Joy to the World", "Easy To Be Hard" from the musical Hair, and "Black and White".

Steriogram are a New Zealand punk group, with a sound compared to Sum41.
Three Dog Night was an American rock and roll band active from 1968 to 1975. Live with the Tennessee Symphony Orchestra [DVD] (2002). Celebrate: The Three Dog Night Story, 1965-1975 (1993). It's a Jungle (1983).

The Best of 3 Dog Night (1982). American Pastime (1976). Coming Down Your Way (1975). Joy to the World: Their Greatest Hits (1974).

Hard Labor (1974). Around the World With Three Dog Night (1973). Cyan (1973). Seven Separate Fools (1972).

Harmony (1971). Golden Bisquits (1971). Naturally (1970). It Ain't Easy (1970).

Captured Live at the Forum (1969). Suitable for Framing (1969). Three Dog Night (1969).