Here Comes the Night
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The Meaning of Here Comes the Night
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Who wrote 'Here Comes the Night'?
'Here Comes the Night' was written by Bert Berns, a talented songwriter and producer known for his work on several classic hits. Berns also produced Them's version of the song, which became popular in 1965.
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What chart positions did 'Here Comes the Night' achieve?
'Here Comes the Night' by Them reached No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 24 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States. It also charted in other countries, such as No. 17 on the Australian Kent Music Report and No. 2 on the Irish Singles Chart.
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When was 'Here Comes the Night' by Them recorded and released?
Them recorded 'Here Comes the Night' in October 1964 at Decca Studios in West Hampstead, London. The song was released as a single in March 1965 and became one of them's biggest hits.
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Why were the band members of Them initially disappointed with the release of 'Here Comes the Night'?
The band members of Them were disappointed because Decca Records rush-released a version of 'Here Comes the Night' by Lulu in 1964 before their own release, which reached No. 50 on the UK charts. Despite their dissatisfaction, Them's version eventually became more successful.
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Who were some of the musicians involved in the recording of 'Here Comes the Night'?
The recording of 'Here Comes the Night' featured Jimmy Page on guitar, Andy White and Tommy Scott on backing vocals, Phil Coulter on keyboards, and Ronnie Millings on drums. The lead vocals were performed by Van Morrison, who was the frontman of Them at the time.
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What was Van Morrison's reaction to Them's appearance on 'Top of the Pops'?
Van Morrison was not particularly fond of Them's appearance on 'Top of the Pops,' as he felt that the band was meant for a more authentic blues style, not the miming or lip-syncing required for the television show. He found the experience somewhat humorous and awkward.