THEM - BBC sessions.

[Bris Bands]

The second track is a killer soulful bluesy one!

 

[Bris Bands]

 

[Hallucalation]

There is at least another 2 songs by Them in BBC archives, completely unbooted.

 

[depravedskippy66]

There is at least another 2 songs by Them in BBC archives, completely unbooted.[/quote

Any idea as to what the titles are, and when they're from. Did Them do any BBC sessions after 1965?

 

[Bris Bands]

Yes I'm interested too.

 

[Hallucalation]

Another version of "Gloria" and "Here Comes The Night". This is preserved on BBC Transcriptional Discs

 

[franku]

You Them lovers have probably seen this, but just in case you haven't - Mystic Eyes and Gloria live on French TV 1965:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goR8Lf3YH2w

 

[Bris Bands]

Thanks Franku.

 

[depravedskippy66]

There's an odd, very brief Them DVD currently available entitled "Mystic Eyes: Live 1965." It features both of these French TV tracks along with "Baby Please Don't Go" from Ready Steady Go and "Turn On Your Lovelight" and "Here Comes The Night" from the New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert. There's also a very brief interview clip with the band; no idea where this is from. Clearly a gray area release of sorts, this can be found via places like Amazon, Deep Discount and CD Universe.

 

[soundog III]

Less traveled Them tracks of note include performances of Stormy Monday & Don't Start Crying Now recorded at the first Belfast demo session circa June 1964.

Here's an early line-up; I believe this to be THEM version #1 featuring the camera shy E.W. Earliest post Royal Monarchs Van pic I'm aware of.

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