Three Dog Night/Suitable for Framing [Original recording remastered]

Track Listings

1. One

2. Nobody

3. Heaven Is in Your Mind

4. It's for You

5. Let Me Go

6. Chest Fever

7. Find Someone to Love

8. Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad

9. Don't Make Promises

10. Loner

11. Try a Little Tenderness

12. Feelin' Allright

13. Lady Samantha

14. Dreaming Isn't Good for You

15. Change Is Gonna Come

16. Eli's Coming

17. Easy to Be Hard

18. Aint' That a Lot of Love

19. King Solomon's Mines

20. Circle for a Landing

See all 21 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Album Description
UK remastered twofer combines the 1969 albums, 'Three Dog Night' & 'Suitable For Framing', together for the first time (outside of Japan). Gott Discs. 2004.

Tracks:

One
Nobody
Heaven Is In Your Mind
It's For You
Let Me Go
Chest Fever
Find Someone To Love
Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad
Don't Make Promises
The Loner
Try A Little Tenderness
Feelin' Alright
Lady Samantha
Dreaming Isn't Good For You
A Change Is Gonna Come
Eli's Coming
Easy To Be Hard
Ain't That A Lot Of Love
King Solomon's Mines
Circle For A Landing
Celebrate

Album Description

UK remastered twofer combines the 1969 albums, 'Three Dog Night' & 'Suitable For Framing', together for the first time (outside of Japan). Gott Discs. 2004.

Customer Reviews:

MASTERING: NOT BAD, BUT NOT THE BEST.......2007-02-24

These Gott remastered discs sound decent, will probably sate the average person's TDN appetite, and being 2-fers, are a pretty good deal.

However, the TDN audio benchmarks are the 2002, 24-bit Universal Japan remasters of first five albums. If you are looking for THE best TDN audio, those CD's are a step above any and all other domestic and foreign versions available, including the Gott series.

Unfortunately, all five UJ-TDN titles went out-of-print shortly after their issue, and they have not been re-released. Hopefully, that situation will be rectified at some point in the future.

As all of the original TDN LP album covers were very creative & artistic productions, these albums would all also be a major candidate for CD LP-mini-sleeve packaging.

A sharp eye on eBay may turn these up. For reference, and double-checking with any potential seller, the OBI/spine catalog numbers are:

One - UICY-3370 Amazon link: One
Suitable For Framing - UICY-3371 Amazon link: Suitable for Framing
Captured Live At The Forum - UICY-3372
It Ain't Easy - UICY-3373 Amazon link: It Ain't Easy
Naturally - UICY-3374 Amazon link: Naturally

These masters may or may not be on UJ's TDN 2003 "The Collection", which is currently available, but I have not heard. The Japanese remasters are also superior to the domestic remastered 2004 "The Complete Hit Singles".

Again, as most people originally heard these songs coming out of an AM radio, they will probably be more than satisfied with the Gott's. They are certainly better than the horrid-sounding domestic MCA CD's, which are all derived from nearly 40-year-old LP-EQ'd masters.

However, while the spotlight was always cast on the singers, TDN had an amazing band, including an absolute genius in keyboard player Jimmy Greenspoon. The Japanese remasters allow the brilliance of that superb musicianship to be heard in greater detail and clarity than any other editions.

As an aside, while stars like Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman however deservedly had the keyboard-god-limelight in that era, when you think about it, it's probably safe to state that no other keysman was heard by more people in that generation than Jimmy Greenspoon. Yes, the TDN vocals were unique and timeless, and I take nothing from those three talented cats, but JG was the glue that brought everything together.

I own approximately 5000 CD's, and "Out In The Country", with JG's evocative B3 melody, is in my top ten favorite songs of all time. The next time you listen to any TDN album, focus on his playing, and you'll get it.

I've also read his tell-all book. It's quite amazing that TDN was able to function, much less generate the top studio performances that comprised all those monster hits, in the virtually permanent drug-addled state they were in.

It is fortuitous that Jimmy Greenspoon not only conquered and survived his addictions, but that he still performs with TDN to this day, because there is no Three Dog Night without him.

Two Classic 3 Dog Night Albums On One remastered Cd!.......2004-07-24

Three Dog Night appeared on the music scene in the late 60's and took the world by storm. Fronted by three lead singers Chuck Negron, Corey Wells and Danny Hutton (all who had their own unique style) and a terrific band featuring Floyd Sneed on drums, Mike Allsup on guitar, Jimmy Greenspoon on keyboards and Joe Schermie on bass, the band had more hit singles in the time they were together than any other band of the era. This excellent remastered cd includes Three Dog Night's first two albums "Three Dog Night" and "Suitable For Framing". Their debut album entitled simply "Three Dog Night" produced the hits "Nobody","Try A Little Tenderness" (a song originally sung by Otis Redding) and "One". The album was a combination of r&B and rock with numerous standouts (as well as the above mentioned hits) such as "Heaven Is In Your Mind" (written by Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi), "Chest fever" which features Jimmy Greenspoon's superb organ/keyboards, and "The Loner" (written by Neil Young). Three Dog Night's second release "Suitable For Framing" produced the hits "Easy To Be Hard", "Eli's Coming" (written by Laura Nyro) and "Celebrate". Other excellent songs on the album included "Lady Samantha" (wriiten by Elton John and Bernie Taupin), "Feelin' Alright" (written by Dave Mason) and "Circle In For A landing" (written by Billy Preston). Included is a six page booklet with interesting information on the band and these two albums and colorful pictures. The sound quality is excellent due to remastering and the entire package is well put together in a jewel case which fits into a cardboard slip case. If you enjoy classic rock and/or are a Three Dog Night fan then this cd is a must have. Highly Recommended!

Average customer rating:

Grew Up with this one
SUITABLE FOR YOUR COLLECTION
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Suitable for Framing
Three Dog Night
Manufacturer: Mca
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Naturally
It Ain't Easy
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Three Dog Night

ASIN: B0000074G8
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

Feelin' Alright
Lady Samantha
Dreaming Isn't Good for You
Change Is Gonna Come
Eli's Coming
Easy to Be Hard
Aint' That a Lot of Love
King Solomon's Mines
Circle for a Landing
Celebrate

Album Details

The 1969 Second Album from the Band featuring the Pop Vocal Trio of Chuck Negron, Danny Hutton and Cory Wells is Home to Several of their Greatest Hits: Laura Nyro's 'eli's Coming', 'easy to Be Hard' (From the Musical 'hair'), the Wildly Popular 'celebrate' plus Seven More. The Horn Parts were Recorded by Members of the Chicago Transit Authority (Lee Loughnane, James Pankow and Walter Parazaider).

Customer Reviews:

Grew Up with this one.......2003-06-11

This album has many of your favorite Three Dog Night tunes, plus the hauntingly beautiful Lady Samantha. Perhaps it was the music, perhaps it was the time in my life, but this album is one of the bright shining points of my early teen years.

If you like this one, also get their greatest hits, there are several beautiful songs you will remember. If I could describe this album in the fewest possible words, it would be
"the Best of my Memories, the Soundtrack for my adolescence".

SUITABLE FOR YOUR COLLECTION.......2001-05-25

This is MY favorite 3DN cd. I remember listening to this on 8-track. Every song is a tri-vocal assault on the audible center of the brain. Lady Samantha and Circle For a Landing are 2 of their best. It's a shame that they are not radio friendly. the radio is the worst influence around. Get this cd. It's cheap in cost, but rich in treasure.

Suitable For Purchasing.......2000-09-06

There are some good songs here, like the upbeat anthem "Celebrate", the sentimental ballad from the musical 'Hair' "Easy To Be Hard", covers by Laura Nyro and Elton John "Eli's Coming", "Lady Samantha". Three Dog Night also contributes with a couple of their own compositions as well, with the drum instrumental "King Solomon's Mines", and Danny Hutton's "Dreaming Isn't Good For You". This album put TDN on the map. Too bad "Suitable For Framing" isn't available domestically. Better purchase this version before it, too goes out of print.

Average customer rating:

THE BEST MASTERING AVAILABLE

Suitable for Framing
Three Dog Night
Manufacturer: MCA
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000068W53
Release Date: 2002-09-09

Tracks:

Feelin' Alright
Lady Samantha
Dreaming Isn't Good for You
Change Is Gonna Come
Eli's Coming
Easy to Be Hard
Aint' That a Lot of Love
King Solomon's Mines
Circle for a Landing
Celebrate

Album Description

Japanese exclusive 24-bit remastered reissue of 1969 album. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

THE BEST MASTERING AVAILABLE.......2007-03-20

If you're reading this, then you've found it: This 2002 Japan 24-bit remaster represents the best audio mastering from the dizzying number of Three Dog Night individual album and compilation CD's currently available.

The clarity in the Japanese remastering is astounding. Listening to any of the four studio album titles in the Japan UICY series ("One", "Suitable For Framing", "It Ain't Easy" and "Naturally") delivers a new appreciation for just how good the band behind the singers really was.

The Japanese versions are also superior to the Gott and Edsel "2-fers" that were released after these discs. You really can't appreciate how great these CD's are until you've directly compared one against any other release.

Unfortunately, the limited 2002 run of these titles have long since disappeared into the private collections of TDN fans long ago. These are very hard to find now, and often, especially on Amazon, Sellers have other inferior TDN versions mis-listed under the Japanese titles.

It is highly advisable to double-check with any potential seller claiming to have these rare discs. The OBI/spine catalog numbers are:

One - UICY-3370 Amazon link: One
Suitable For Framing - UICY-3371 Amazon link: Suitable for Framing
Captured Live At The Forum - UICY-3372
It Ain't Easy - UICY-3373 Amazon link: It Ain't Easy
Naturally - UICY-3374 Amazon link: Naturally

Average customer rating:

Suitable for Framing
Three Dog Night
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000A2Q1Q0
Release Date: 2002-08-12

Album Description

Japanese exclusive 24-bit remastered reissue of 1969 album. 2002.

Average customer rating:

Suitable for Framing

Manufacturer: Msi Music Corp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000DEPM0
Release Date: 2002-09-03

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Music Review

Music Review

1. One
2. Nobody
3. Heaven Is in Your Mind
4. It's for You
5. Let Me Go
6. Chest Fever
7. Find Someone to Love
8. Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad
9. Don't Make Promises
10. Loner
11. Try a Little Tenderness
12. Feelin' Allright
13. Lady Samantha
14. Dreaming Isn't Good for You
15. Change Is Gonna Come
16. Eli's Coming
17. Easy to Be Hard
18. Aint' That a Lot of Love
19. King Solomon's Mines
20. Circle for a Landing