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Watch: Van Morrison & Them perform live at Music Hall De France

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February 27th, 1967: Watch: Van Morrison & Them perform live at Music Hall De France

In late 1965, Northern Irish rock band Them performed live at the Music Hall De France.

 
Last Days of Van Morrison's THEM

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Last Days of Van Morrison's THEM

One More Time

​Them's unscripted live shows, where they famously fed off the energy of the crowd, were electric; and Van Morrison’s gravelly, white-soul voice was unlike any of his contemporaries.

 
Them release debut album on Decca Records

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June 10th, 1965: Them release debut album on Decca Records

June 11th, 1965 - Northern Irish rock and roll band, Them released their debut album The Angry Young Them. Van Morrison was the front-man of the band and predominant songwriter on the album.

 
'The Greatest Pop Show On Earth'

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May 11th, 1965: 'The Greatest Pop Show On Earth'

​On April 16th 1965, New Musical Express (NME) put on a reader voted concert at Wembley's Empire Pool in London. April 16th 1965

 
From one Morrison to another

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From one Morrison to another

Gloria

In April 1965, the song "Gloria" was released by Van Morrison's first band, Them, through Decca Records. It was the first single taken from the group's debut album The Angry Young Them.

 
‘Rapid fire’ was the name of the game in Van Morrison’s early years.

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‘Rapid fire’ was the name of the game in Van Morrison’s early years.

(Get Your Kicks on) Route 66

​Van Morrison didn’t really settle into the role of gypsy soul-man until the sixties were winding down and he was out on his own - see the inimitable 'Astral Weeks', for example.

 
Van Morrison is a man possessed

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Van Morrison is a man possessed

Don’t Start Crying Now

Voices sometimes inhabit unlikely looking characters.

 
One of Van Morrison’s very first hits, who knew it was a cover?

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One of Van Morrison’s very first hits, who knew it was a cover?

Baby Please Don’t Go

​This is the seminal version of a song that's been re-arranged and re-recorded as many times as "Blowin' In the Wind" or "Stop Breakin' Down".

 
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