Three Dog Night with Ambrosia and John Ford Coley

Los Angeles quartet Ambrosia (formed 1970) fused symphonic art rock with slick pop. Discovered by conductor Zubin Mehta, they released Ambrosia (1975), spawning hits "Holdin' on to Yesterday" and "Nice, Nice, Very Nice." Covered "Magical Mystery Tour" (1977).

Formed in 1968 by Danny Hutton, Cory Wells, and Chuck Negron, Three Dog Night scored early ’70s pop hits with songs by emerging writers. Notable Top Ten singles include “One,” “Mama Told Me Not to Come,” “Joy to the World,” and “Black and White.”

John Ford Coley, born in Dallas, Texas, is a Grammy-nominated singer, guitarist, and classically trained pianist. Renowned as half of England Dan & John Ford Coley, he achieved platinum and gold records with soft rock hits like "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight," "Nights Are Forever Without You," and "Love Is The Answer." He also acted, authored, and collaborated with diverse artists. His music spans pop rock, folk, and smooth yacht rock.