Them - Gloria (1964, Original and Best)
Good morning everyone, I imagine that some, as has already happened these days, will wrinkle their noses at my latest choice; probably many have forgotten about it or don’t even know, but a large part of what we listen to today comes from our musical roots. This time I’m including "Gloria" by Them (Van Morrison) from 1964, discovered by me as if we were conspirators, at 2-3... in the morning on Radio Luxembourg, Radio London, and Radio Montecarlo (back then), because only during those hours were we able to listen to the medium waves of those foreign broadcasters (FM didn’t exist yet), since RAI stopped its transmissions shortly after midnight and the other radio waves that were broadcasting came in clearly, featuring artists completely unknown here, such as Creedence Clearwater Revival (whom TonySoprano reminded us of in his latest post), Byrds, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, Jimi Hendrix, Kinks, Who, Beach Boys, Jefferson Airplane, MC5, Janis Joplin, etc.
Good morning everyone, I imagine that some, as has already happened these days, will wrinkle their noses at my latest choice; probably many have forgotten about it or don’t even know, but a large part of what we listen to today comes from our musical roots. This time I’m including "Gloria" by Them (Van Morrison) from 1964, discovered by me as if we were conspirators, at 2-3... in the morning on Radio Luxembourg, Radio London, and Radio Montecarlo (back then), because only during those hours were we able to listen to the medium waves of those foreign broadcasters (FM didn’t exist yet), since RAI stopped its transmissions shortly after midnight and the other radio waves that were broadcasting came in clearly, featuring artists completely unknown here, such as Creedence Clearwater Revival (whom TonySoprano reminded us of in his latest post), Byrds, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, Jimi Hendrix, Kinks, Who, Beach Boys, Jefferson Airplane, MC5, Janis Joplin, etc.
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