How did the music group 'Three Dog Night' get its name?
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You've kind of answered your own question...it's actually not the aborigines they were referring to, but to the alaskans....damn cold there!
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I never heard of the "We Five" song group.. did they come before or after the Beatles?
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i know the tune you are thinking of but geico also had this one by candace harrioson called asleep\n\nyou can watch the one with the dogs on youtube.com
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No! \n\nPerhaps 'Kiss My Kitty' is a good name for a female band. It reeks of attitude anyway. : ) I once heard that any good rock band should only have 3 syllables in their name from a truly brilliant dude. There is some sort of magic to it, haha. Led Zepp-lin, Mot-ley Crue, Sex Pis-tols, The Beat-les, Black Sab-bath. See what I mean? Most great bands only have three syllables. Of course there are exceptions, but why fuck with what has worked before? I don't know, I'm on dope. : )
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They're not particulary famous but the band Ween are very nice. When my brother and I saw them a few years back Gene Ween gave us free tickets to their next show and when I lost my brother the next night Dean Ween helped me look for him. Also, not particulary famous anymore but I met Blackie from Urge Overkill once and he was a bit like Surly from The Seven Duffs in The Simpsons.
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"You Know What" by Avant.  I have never heard the song, or of the band, but I typed "middle of the night I'm gonna rub you" into google, and got it.
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Fifth Third's unusual name is the result of the June 1, 1908 merger of two banks, The Fifth National Bank and The Third National Bank, to become The Fifth Third National Bank of Cincinnati.\nBecause the merger took place during a period when prohibitionist ideas were gaining popularity, it was believed that "Fifth Third" was better than "Third Fifth," which could be construed as a reference to "three fifths" of alcohol.\nThe name went through several changes over the years, until on March 24, 1969, the name was changed to Fifth Third Bank. \n\nFifth-Third Bank's brand, name and logo have been frequently exploited by Phishing scam emails. Computer security company McAfee reports on their website that, at the beginning of September 2006, over 98% of Phishing scam emails being reported to McAfee were utilising Fifth-Third Bank's brand.
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Who Let the Dogs Out...Baha Men\n\n1.) Who would really sing a song that repeats the phrase "who let the dogs out"...thinking of it in my mind just makes me shake my head in amazement\n2.) Baha Men...the name of the group is just as silly as the silly song they sing\n3.) After they sing the silly phrase "who let the dogs out" they attempt to make some silly barking noise which sounds more like ummm...well i don't know what it sounds like but it's just plain silly
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The full name is CBGB & OMFUG which stands for:\n\n"Country BlueGrass Blues" = CBGB\n\n&\n\n"Other Music For Uplifting Gormandizers". = OMFUG\n\nGo here for more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBGB_OMFUG
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Are you referring to the song "Shannon" by Henry Gross, released 1976?\nA very sad, touching song...it is said it is about the family pet dog...too sad to think about (animal lover).\n\nIf this is not the song, sorry...
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Technically, Pete Wentz(Fall Out Boy) is the discoverer of them. \nRyan Ross(lead-guitarist and lyrics) and Spencer Smith(drums) formed the band(then Brendon Urie and Jon Walker joined after Brent Wilson was kicked out) and Pete Wentz got them the record deal and signed them to his label.
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The song is by 70's band Trio and is named "Da Da Da" My first link is to a clip of that song.\n\nIf you want the lyrics check my second link.
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The title was "Joy to the World" by Three Dog Night.
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Straight from Travis Morrison (singer and guitarist) himself:<br />\n"It’s from the movie Groundhog Day. There’s a guy who chases after Bill Murray and tries to keep selling him different types of insurance and 'the dismemberment plan' was one of them. It just stuck."  In another interview, Morrison admits that when you're young, you think things are incredibly funny when, in reality, they're not THAT funny.  Considering all the nicknames they earned, I think it was a rather witty, catchy band name.  Best,<br />\n`k.
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Not Beatles.\n\nThree Dog Night.\n\nIt is called "One."
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Pink Floyd.\n\nRoger Waters changed the name when they were put on a bill with another band called Tea Set.
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Fleetwood Mac (formed in 1967) is an influential and commercially successful British-American band whose music has ranged from blues to pop. The band was named after its rhythm section, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie, who are the only two members to stay with the band throughout its long and varied history.