About The Belfast Gypsies
When Van Morrison's Them split up, two bands took their place: Alan Henderson kept the Them name and moved to America, while the McAuley brothers moved back to Ireland, recruited Mike Scott and Ken McLeod, then returned to London and met U.S. singer-songwriter and producer Kim Fowley, who named them Belfast Gypsies. Their début single was a primitive slice of snarling garage R&B called 'Gloria's Dream' that bore more than a passing resemblance to Them's 'Gloria'. They split up after only one year, in late 1966.
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Top Tracks
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Gloria's Dream
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The Gorilla
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Midnight Train
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Secret Police
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People, Let's Freak Out
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Portland Town
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The Crazy World Inside Me
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Aria Of The Fallen Angels
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People Let's Freak Out
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Boom Boom
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Hey Gyp (Dig the Slowness)
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The Last Will And Testament
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It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
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Suicide Song
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Hey Gyp
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It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (French EP mix)
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Gloria's Dream [45 Mix]
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Hey Gyp! Dig the Slowness
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Gloria's Dream (45 mix)
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Aira Of The Fallen Angels
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Portland Town (French EP mix)
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The Gorilla (French EP mix)
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Secret Police (45 mix)
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Baby Blue
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Gloria's Dream (Single Mix)
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I Want You
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Midnight Train (French EP mix)
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It's All Over Now, Baby Blue [french EP Mix]
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02 - The crazy world inside me
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Gloria's Dream [45 Mix]
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03 - Secret police
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It's All Over Now, Baby Blue [French EP Mix]
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Hey Gyp ! Dig The Slowness
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Midnight Train [French EP Mix]
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The Gorilla (UK)
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People Let's Freak out (1966 IE)
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04 - Aira of the fallen angels
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01 - Gloria's dream
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Gloria's Dream (Round and Round)
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Portland Town [French EP Mix]
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The Gorilla [French EP Mix]
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Secret Police [45 Mix]
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I Want You (demo)
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people lets freak out
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Its All Over Now, Baby Blue
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It's all over now baby blue
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Portland Town [french EP Mix]
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Midnight Train [French EP Mix]
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Baby Blue (Acetate, excerpt)
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Hey Gyp, Dig the Slowness
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