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