Van Morrison formed Them in 1964. After two hits in 1965 – Baby Please Don’t Go and Here Comes The Night – and three not very successful albums, the blues-based band split up and Van Morrison went solo.
Van Morrison Vocals, harmonica Billy Harrison Guitar
Eric Wrixen Keyboards Alan Henderson Bass Ronnie Millings Drums Patrick McAuley Keyboards Jackie McAuley Drums Peter Bardens Drums Jim Armstrong Guitar Ray Elliott Keyboards, saxophone John Wilson Drums
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