Them Discography
An early R&B invasion band from Northern Ireland featuring Van Morrison. After Van split, the band explored psychedelic rock with interesting results.
Category: Them
Them: “Here Comes the Night” (1965)
This song didn’t do much for Lulu’s career, but it helped establish Them as Northern Ireland’s newest hitmakers.
[Review] Them: The “Angry” Young Them (1965)
The band’s first album vaunted Them into the front ranks of the R&B invasion, led by an angry, young Van Morrison.
[Review] Them Again (1966)
A pale followup to the first that made Van’s subsequent departure less painful.
Them: Belfast Gypsies (1967)
A bastardized version of the band alternately billed as The Belfast Gypsies turns up Scandinavia, proving that revenge is Swede.
Them: Now And Them (1968)
Jim Armstrong trades in his guitar for a sitar as the second lineup of Them reinvents itself as a psychedelic rock band.
Them: Time Out! Time In For Them (1968)
A second, stylish psychedelic rock album featuring new material written by outside writers (Tom Lane, Sharon Pulley) and Armstrong’s spot-on psych guitar.
