Three Is A Magic Number - Music
Three Is A Magic Number by Blind Melon
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Blind Melon Is A Rock Band From Los Angeles United States. They Were Active From 1989 To 1999 And Then From 2006 Onward. Best Remembered For Their 1993 Single "No Rain" The Group Enjoyed Critical And Commercial Success In The Early 1990s With Their Neo-Psychedelic Take On Alternative Rock. The 1995 Death Of Lead Vocalist Shannon Hoon Halted The Band's Activity And The Members Went On Hiatus Until Officially Disbanding In 1999. The Band Reformed With New Lead Vocalist Travis Warren In 2006 And Although Warren Departed Two Years Later He Has Since Resumed Performing With The Band.
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"Three Is A Magic Number" Is One Of The Original 46 Songs From The Schoolhouse Rock! Series. It Is Featured On The 30th Anniversary DVD And The Multiplication Rock Video Compilations. The Inaugural Song Created For The Series 1 The Track Was Composed And Performed In 1973 By Bob Dorough Musical Director Of The Series. In 1996 Alternative Group Blind Melon Released A Cover Version Of The Song On The Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks Album On September 27 2005 Blind Melon Would Release Their Compilation Album The Best Of Blind Melon Which Would Feature Three Is A Magic Number As The 17th Track.
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Blind Melon Is A Rock Band From Los Angeles United States. They Were Active From 1989 To 1999 And Then From 2006 Onward. Best Remembered For Their 1993 Single "No Rain" The Group Enjoyed Critical And Commercial Success In The Early 1990s With Their Neo-Psychedelic Take On Alternative Rock. The 1995 Death Of Lead Vocalist Shannon Hoon Halted The Band's Activity And The Members Went On Hiatus Until Officially Disbanding In 1999. The Band Reformed With New Lead Vocalist Travis Warren In 2006 And Although Warren Departed Two Years Later He Has Since Resumed Performing With The Band.
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"Three Is a Magic Number" is one of the original 46 songs from the Schoolhouse Rock! series. It is featured on the 30th Anniversary DVD and the Multiplication Rock video compilations. The inaugural song created for the series [1], the track was composed and performed in 1973 by Bob Dorough, musical director of the series.
In 1996, alternative group Blind Melon released a cover version of the song on the Schoolhouse Rock! Rocks album
On September 27, 2005, Blind Melon would release their compilation album The Best of Blind Melon, which would feature Three is a Magic Number as the 17th track. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.