Reply With QuoteMy first ever proper girlfriend bought me this it was played almost to destruction loved it
https://www.discogs.com/The-Walker-B...s/master/84028
Another part of my youth gone.
Paul.
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My first ever proper girlfriend bought me this it was played almost to destruction loved it
https://www.discogs.com/The-Walker-B...s/master/84028
Another part of my youth gone.
Paul.
Such a shame, a great voice. I particularly liked the Jacques Brel stuff he did.
RIP Scott.
Cheers,
Neil.
Same here. Excellent versions.Originally Posted by Neil.C
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His album with sunn0)) was interesting and unexpected something different than what both sides usually do .
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The Walker Brothers were hitting the Charts as I was entering the Marine Corps. I was enamored with their vocals, Scott Walker's in particular. I was a big fan!
RIP, Scott Walker.
His later stuff was pretty avante garde . Farmer in the City and Lemon Bloody Colaspring to mind. Was all the rage when I was at Art College in the 90s. Bit of an aquired taste but interesting and unique.
The four solo LPs from the late Sixties are a magnificent body of work.
A bit like Brian Wilson, in that his musical genius evolved beyond the bounds of widespread accessibility.
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