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The Scott Walker.

Track 6.
Man From Reno.
Thanks For Chicago, Mr. James.
The Plague.
It’s Raining Today.
We Came Through.
Little Things That Keep Us Together.
Hero of the War.
Old Man’s Back Again.
World’s Strongest Man.
30 Century Man.
Cowbells Shakin’.
Jackie.
My Death.
Mathilde.
Get Behind Me.
Best of Both Worlds.
Free Again.
Plastic Palace People.
Next.
Montague Terrace.
Shutout.
Ride Me Down Easy.
Such a Small Love.
The Electrician.
Dealer.

The above are audio tracks that span a fairly large time period of Scott Walker’s remarkable body of recorded work.

In My Room.

And a few Walker Brothers masterpieces.

Scott Walker VII

{NOTE: Revised 11/19/2019}

Scott Walker, born Noel Scott Engel, 1943, a musical artist of profound depth and originality, was (and is) a cherished figure for millions worldwide. Reclusive, enigmatic, innovative, Scott occupies a unique place in the pantheon of recording artists. He’s also very near and dear to my own heart. He will be deeply missed.

Many will rememberΒ Scott Walker’s sublime work with ballads; many others love his idiosyncratic,Β Brel-influenced blossoming into a top-notch composer and performer; still more prefer the uneasy, discomfiting terrain and eerie beauty of his later recordings. I’ll remember him for all of it, for everything. There’s no replacing him. We’ll never see his likes again.

Memorial post here.

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