george harrison wrote the song one by three dog night.
who wrote the song one by three dog night?
george harrison
according to chuck negron's autobiography "three dog nightmare", the band originally suggested the title "dog style" for the album. abc/dunhill records rejected this as too risqué, but liked the idea of a "dog"-themed title for the album, and proposed the title "golden bisquits" instead.





























some editions of the album utilized alternative cover art, featuring a cropped version of the rejected cover photo for three dog night's third studio album, "it ain't easy".





























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bullet::::1. "one" (harry nilsson) – 3:00





























bullet::::- from three dog night's first album "three dog night" (1968), produced by gabriel mekler.
golden bisquits
in december, 1972, three dog night hosted dick clark's first new year's eve special, which was then entitled three dog night's new year's rockin' eve. 





























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in 1973, three dog night filed a $6 million lawsuit against their former booking agent, american talent international (ati) for continuing to advertise in the media that the band was still with their agency when in fact they signed with william morris agency in october 1972. other damages were sought due to ati taking deposits for booking three dog night, whom they no longer represented.
three dog night