Them Vinyl Records

Them is a Northern Irish rock band formed in 1964 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The original line-up included Van Morrison on vocals, Billy Harrison on guitar, Alan Henderson on bass, Ronnie Millings on drums and Eric Wrixon on keyboards. The band was known for its garage rock sound and its blues-inspired, psychedelic rock sound.

Them's most successful album was their 1967 release, Them featuring Van Morrison, which featured the hit singles "Gloria" and "Mystic Eyes". The album was critically acclaimed and is widely considered to be one of the greatest garage rock albums of all time.

Them's other notable releases include The Angry Young Them (1965), Now and Them (1968), The Story of Them (1969), and Time Out! Time In For Them (1970).

Some of their standout songs include "Gloria", "Mystic Eyes", "Here Comes the Night", "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", "My Little Baby", "Friday's Child", "Bring 'Em On In", and "Hey Girl".

An interesting fact about Them is that the band's name was inspired by the title of a horror film, The Man with Two Heads, which Van Morrison had seen while the band was recording their debut album.