Artist: Them
Title: Gold
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: Universal
Genre: Rock
Quality: 320 Kbps
Total Time: 2:21:31
Total Size: 329 MB
Tracklist:
1. The Story Of Them - Part 1 & 2 (7:17)
2. Don't Start Cryin' Now (2:02)
3. Gloria - Stereo Version (2:35)
4. Philosophy (2:34)
5. One Two Brown Eyes (2:33)
6. Baby Please Don't Go (2:40)
7. Here Comes The Night (2:45)
8. All For Myself (2:45)
9. One More Time - Uk Single Version - Mono Mix (2:46)
10. Little Girl - Long Version - Artificial Stereo (2:47)
11. I Gave My Love A Diamond - Version 2 - Stereo - Alternate (3:01)
12. Go On Home Baby - Stereo Version (2:31)
13. My Little Baby - Mono Version (2:00)
14. Mystic Eyes - Stereo Version (2:41)
15. Don't Look Back - Stereo Version (3:20)
16. If You And I Could Be As Two - Stereo Version (2:52)
17. I Like It Like That - Artificiel Stereo Version (3:16)
18. I'm Gonna Dress In Black - Version 1 - Stereo (3:30)
19. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (2:23)
20. Just A Little Bit (2:21)
21. You Just Can't Win (2:20)
22. Bright Lights, Big City (2:29)
23. Baby What You Want Me To Do (3:26)
24. I'm Gonna Dress In Black - Version 2 - Mono (3:33)
25. One More Time - Alternate Us Version - Stereo (2:43)
1. How Long Baby (3:36)
2. (It Won't Hurt) Half As Much - Mono Version (3:00)
3. Something You Got - Mono Version (2:30)
4. Call My Name - Version 2 (2:18)
5. Turn On Your Love Light (2:18)
6. I Put A Spell On You (2:36)
7. I Got A Woman (3:12)
8. Out Of Sight (2:22)
9. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (3:47)
10. Bad Or Good (2:06)
11. Hello Josephine (2:04)
12. Don't You Know (2:23)
13. Hey Girl (3:00)
14. Bring 'em On In - Version 1 Single (3:12)
15. Times Gettin' Tougher Than Tough - Artificiel Stereo Version (2:12)
16. Stormy Monday - Artificial Stereo Version (2:39)
17. Friday's Child - Artificial Stereo Version (3:26)
18. Richard Cory - Version 1 - Single U.K. - Mono (2:43)
19. My Lonely Sad Eyes (2:28)
20. I Can Only Give You Everything (2:39)
21. Could You Would You (3:08)
22. Bring 'em On In - Version 2 - Alternate Album (3:40)
23. Richard Cory - Version 2 - Alternate - Stereo (3:48)
24. Call My Name - Version 2 (2:18)
Them forged their hard-nosed R&B sound in Belfast, Northern Ireland, moving to England in 1964 after landing a deal with Decca Records. The band's simmering sound was dominated by boiling organ riffs, lean guitars, and the tough vocals of lead singer Van Morrison, whose recordings with Them rank among the very best performances of the British Invasion. Morrison also wrote top-notch original material for the outfit, whose lineup changed numerous times over the course of their brief existence. As a hit-making act, their resume was brief -- "Here Comes the Night" and "Baby Please Don't Go" were Top Ten hits in England, "Mystic Eyes" and "Here Comes the Night" made the Top 40 in the U.S. -- but their influence was considerable, reaching bands like the Doors, whom Them played with during a residency in Los Angeles just before Van Morrison quit the band in 1966. Their most influential song of all, the classic three-chord stormer "Gloria," was actually a B-side, although the Shadows of Knight had a hit in the U.S. with a faithful, tamer cover version.
Morrison recalled his days with Them with some bitterness, noting that the heart of the original group was torn out by image-conscious record company politics, and that sessionmen (including Jimmy Page) often played on recordings. In addition to hits, Them released a couple of fine albums and several flop singles that mixed Morrison compositions with R&B and soul covers, as well as a few songs written for them by producers like Bert Berns (who penned "Here Comes the Night"). After Morrison left the group, Them splintered into the Belfast Gypsies, who released an album that (except for the vocals) approximated Them's early records, and a psychedelic outfit that kept the name Them, releasing four LPs with little resemblance to the tough sounds of their mid-'60s heyday.
Title: Gold
Year Of Release: 2005
Label: Universal
Genre: Rock
Quality: 320 Kbps
Total Time: 2:21:31
Total Size: 329 MB
Tracklist:
1. The Story Of Them - Part 1 & 2 (7:17)
2. Don't Start Cryin' Now (2:02)
3. Gloria - Stereo Version (2:35)
4. Philosophy (2:34)
5. One Two Brown Eyes (2:33)
6. Baby Please Don't Go (2:40)
7. Here Comes The Night (2:45)
8. All For Myself (2:45)
9. One More Time - Uk Single Version - Mono Mix (2:46)
10. Little Girl - Long Version - Artificial Stereo (2:47)
11. I Gave My Love A Diamond - Version 2 - Stereo - Alternate (3:01)
12. Go On Home Baby - Stereo Version (2:31)
13. My Little Baby - Mono Version (2:00)
14. Mystic Eyes - Stereo Version (2:41)
15. Don't Look Back - Stereo Version (3:20)
16. If You And I Could Be As Two - Stereo Version (2:52)
17. I Like It Like That - Artificiel Stereo Version (3:16)
18. I'm Gonna Dress In Black - Version 1 - Stereo (3:30)
19. (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 (2:23)
20. Just A Little Bit (2:21)
21. You Just Can't Win (2:20)
22. Bright Lights, Big City (2:29)
23. Baby What You Want Me To Do (3:26)
24. I'm Gonna Dress In Black - Version 2 - Mono (3:33)
25. One More Time - Alternate Us Version - Stereo (2:43)
1. How Long Baby (3:36)
2. (It Won't Hurt) Half As Much - Mono Version (3:00)
3. Something You Got - Mono Version (2:30)
4. Call My Name - Version 2 (2:18)
5. Turn On Your Love Light (2:18)
6. I Put A Spell On You (2:36)
7. I Got A Woman (3:12)
8. Out Of Sight (2:22)
9. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (3:47)
10. Bad Or Good (2:06)
11. Hello Josephine (2:04)
12. Don't You Know (2:23)
13. Hey Girl (3:00)
14. Bring 'em On In - Version 1 Single (3:12)
15. Times Gettin' Tougher Than Tough - Artificiel Stereo Version (2:12)
16. Stormy Monday - Artificial Stereo Version (2:39)
17. Friday's Child - Artificial Stereo Version (3:26)
18. Richard Cory - Version 1 - Single U.K. - Mono (2:43)
19. My Lonely Sad Eyes (2:28)
20. I Can Only Give You Everything (2:39)
21. Could You Would You (3:08)
22. Bring 'em On In - Version 2 - Alternate Album (3:40)
23. Richard Cory - Version 2 - Alternate - Stereo (3:48)
24. Call My Name - Version 2 (2:18)
Them forged their hard-nosed R&B sound in Belfast, Northern Ireland, moving to England in 1964 after landing a deal with Decca Records. The band's simmering sound was dominated by boiling organ riffs, lean guitars, and the tough vocals of lead singer Van Morrison, whose recordings with Them rank among the very best performances of the British Invasion. Morrison also wrote top-notch original material for the outfit, whose lineup changed numerous times over the course of their brief existence. As a hit-making act, their resume was brief -- "Here Comes the Night" and "Baby Please Don't Go" were Top Ten hits in England, "Mystic Eyes" and "Here Comes the Night" made the Top 40 in the U.S. -- but their influence was considerable, reaching bands like the Doors, whom Them played with during a residency in Los Angeles just before Van Morrison quit the band in 1966. Their most influential song of all, the classic three-chord stormer "Gloria," was actually a B-side, although the Shadows of Knight had a hit in the U.S. with a faithful, tamer cover version.
Morrison recalled his days with Them with some bitterness, noting that the heart of the original group was torn out by image-conscious record company politics, and that sessionmen (including Jimmy Page) often played on recordings. In addition to hits, Them released a couple of fine albums and several flop singles that mixed Morrison compositions with R&B and soul covers, as well as a few songs written for them by producers like Bert Berns (who penned "Here Comes the Night"). After Morrison left the group, Them splintered into the Belfast Gypsies, who released an album that (except for the vocals) approximated Them's early records, and a psychedelic outfit that kept the name Them, releasing four LPs with little resemblance to the tough sounds of their mid-'60s heyday.
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