Vinyl Album - Them - Them Featuring Van Morrison - Parrot

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Them
Title:	Them Featuring Van Morrison
Label:	Parrot
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	BP 71053-4
Date:	Jun 1972
Format:	Double LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	8 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Them	Could You Would You	Morrison	Rate
A2	Them	Something You Got	Kenner, Domino Jr.	Rate
A3	Them	Turn On Your Lovelight	Malone, Scott	Rate
A4	Them	I Can Only Give You Everything	Scott, Coulter	Rate
A5	Them	My Lonely Sad Eyes	Morrison	Rate
B1	Them	Out Of Sight	Wright	Rate
B2	Them	It's All Over Now Baby Blue	Dylan	Rate
B3	Them	Bad Or Good	Morrison	Rate
B4	Them	How Long Baby	Gillon	Rate
B5	Them	Bring 'Em On In	Morrison	Rate
C1	Them	Gloria	Morrison	Rate
C2	Them	Here Comes The Night	Berns	Rate
C3	Them	Mystic Eyes	Morrison	Rate
C4	Them	Don't Look Back	Hooker	Rate
C5	Them	Little Girl	Morrison	Rate
D1	Them	One More Time	Morrison	Rate
D2	Them	If Only You And I Could Be As Two	Morrison	Rate
D3	Them	I Like It Like That	Morrison	Rate
D4	Them	One Two Brown Eyes	Morrison	Rate
D5	Them	Route 66	Troup	Rate

Notes

CB Album Reviews: July 8, 1972

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TheDroid 22nd Nov 2017		Added cleaner front and back cover images with a nod to original uploader musictom. Also added second label variant images.



musictom SUBS 22nd Feb 2016		Interesting story on Gloria (Quoted from text in column 2): [Baby Please Don't Go] Released in late '64 b/w "Gloria," it never quite made the upper brackets of the surveys, but a few months later Parrot-London was smart enough to merely flip it over and ship "Gloria" to all the radio stations and rack jobbers (with "Baby Please Don't Go" still the flip), and the rest is history. Almost. Them's version of "Gloria" was a monster hit in the West, but never quite made it across most of the rest of America. A few months later a prototype punk rock group out of Chicago called the Shadows Of Knight covered it and hit everywhere in the country except the West, where everybody had heard, cruised and danced to and memorized the real original until placebos were unthinkable. This is exactly as I remember it in the Los Angeles area. I NEVER heard the Shadows of Knight version until a few years ago.