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1161:" and as "indescribably barren and unutterably bleak... the wind that buffets the gothic cathedrals of everyone's favorite nightmares", it was more consciously avant-garde than its predecessor with Walker now revealed as a fully-fledged modernist composer. Although Walker was backed by a full orchestra again, this time he was also accompanied by alarming percussion and industrial effects; and while album opener "Farmer in the City" was a melodic piece, albeit a very dark one, the remaining pieces were harsh and demandingly avant-garde.
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in the use of rock instruments and a large orchestra, but the album also interpolated unnerving sound effects such as the distressed braying of a donkey, a demoniac Donald Duck impression, and (during a recording sequence captured on film) an orchestral percussionist punching a large cut of raw meat.
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described Walker as arriving at "the point where he barely needs melody anymore. Instead, there are whirring synthesizers, great orchestral blocks of sound, noises of unknown provenance." Despite the radical alteration of his methods, Walker commented that he did not consider himself a "composer" in
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The record company called me in and carpeted me and said you've got to make a commercial record for us... I was acting in bad faith for many years during that time... I was trying to hang on. I should have stopped. I should have said, 'OK, forget it' and walked away. But I thought if I keep hanging
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Initially working as an interpreter of other people's songs, Scott Walker had developed his own songwriting skills by the heyday of the Walker
Brothers and by the time of his first solo album in 1967. In a 1984 interview he spoke of difficulty in writing songs: "I don't write songs for pleasure. I
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and his dead twin brother Jesse. In contemporary interviews, Walker appeared more at ease with media attention, revealing a wish to produce albums more frequently and hinting at significant changes in the nature of his own material if and when it suits him. Although he mentioned the possibility of
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Walker's own relationship with fame, and the concentrated attention which it brought to him, remained a problem for his emotional well-being. He became reclusive and increasingly distanced from his audience. In 1968 he threw himself into an intense study of contemporary and classical music, which
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Brothers reunion and tour of Japan), he produced a single with the Japanese rock group the Carnabeats, featuring Gary Walker on vocals. Upon his return to the UK, he produced a solo album for the Walker Brothers' musical
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TV advert (alongside other 1960s pop icons) to maintain his profile. He did not return to public attention until the early 1990s when his solo and Walker
Brothers work was critically reappraised again. During 1991 and 1992, Walker's first four solo albums (not counting
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Walker described his lyrical technique (assembling short blocks of text containing images that are sometimes seemingly unconnected and disparate from each other) as being similar to "a general, assembling troops on the battlefield."
981:, was released in 1978 with each of the Brothers writing and singing their own compositions (the opening four songs by Scott, the middle two by Gary and the final four by John). Scott's four songs – "Shut Out", "Fat Mama Kick", "
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Walkers collaborated on an album of original material that was in stark contrast to the soft rock/easy listening style of the previous two albums. The resulting album,
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Artistic differences and the stresses stemming from overwhelming pop stardom led to the break-up of the Walker
Brothers in the summer of 1967, although they reunited temporarily for a tour of Japan in 1968.
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Brothers' albums would also see CD release later in the 1990s. Walker's own return to current active work was gradual and cautious. In 1992 he co-wrote and co-performed (with
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in 2012. "He rarely talks to the media" and "has come across as sombre and taciturn." When asked, Walker agreed that he had found fame hard to deal with. "Well, I was an intense young guy."
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on a fake ID to enable him to perform in clubs while under age. The two formed a band, Judy and the Gents, to back John Walker's sister Judy Maus, before joining other musicians to tour as
262:, was an American-British singer-songwriter and record producer who resided in England. Walker was known for his emotive voice and his unorthodox stylistic path which took him from being a
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the established sense of the term: "I think of myself as a songwriter, but I agree they are maybe not traditional songs. I know what people mean, but what else can you call them?"
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and in numerous interviews that for his entire career he had not listened to any of his own work after completion, either due to exhaustion from the project or self-criticism.
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direction. After a few years hiatus, Walker revived his solo career in the mid-1980s, progressing his work further towards the avant-garde; of this period in his career,
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readers and Mojo4music users, the recipient of this award has enjoyed a spectacular career on a global scale". It was presented by Phil Alexander. A documentary film,
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and persuaded both John and Scott to try their luck with him on the British pop scene. The Walker Brothers arrived in London in early 1965. Their first single, "
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Walker's late 1960s and 1970s work was relatively conventional. On a superficial level, it followed the melodic orchestral pop template used by singers such as
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under his birth name of Scott Engel contributed to its chart failure. All subsequent re-issues of the album have been released under his stage name. As
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was met with critical praise but low sales. Plans to tour were made but never came to fruition. A second album for Virgin was begun in 1985, with
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on and making these bloody awful records... this is going to turn round if I just hang in long enough, and it didn't. It went from bad to worse...
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773:, his first album to be dominated by his own songwriting, a self-indulgent complacency had crept into his choice of material. His next album,
408:, he was also a self-confessed "Continental suit-wearing natural enemy of the Californian surfer" and a fan of European cinema (in particular
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of Pulp. Walker received a standing ovation at the presentation. This award had been presented only twice before, the first time to
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reached number 7 in the UK Singles Chart, some months after its release. However, the parent album peaked at only number 49 in the
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album). While his vocal style remained consistent with the Walker Brothers, he now drove a fine line between classic ballads,
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Totally fascinating. Another artist pushing music ahead these days. I want to see that movie about him, "30th Century Man."
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is reflective of this. The roots of this compositional technique are apparent as early as the Scott Walker tracks on
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I've also been rather obsessed with Scott Walker's solo albums of the late 60s – staggering creativity.
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on guitar, but was abandoned after early sessions. Soon afterwards, Walker was dropped by the label.
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My earliest vocal influences were Peter Hammill, David Bowie, Kevin Godley and Scott Walker
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Who Killed Mister Moonlight?: Bauhaus, Black Magick, and Benediction
1536:– "Farmer in the City" and "Patriot (a single)" – and the rest from
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touring again with a compact, five-piece band in an interview with
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2994:"Navigating the diverse, difficult musical career of Scott Walker"
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image and sound he had cultivated since the commercial failure of
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3817:"Together We're Stronger: An Interview with No-Man's Tim Bowness"
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2622:"Scott Walker and the Walker Brothers - Everything Under the Sun"
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3431:"Scott Walker, Pop Singer Who Turned Experimental, Dies at 76"
3929:"A Visionary Without Equal. Here's Our Interview With Ihsahn"
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906:. The last two did receive a CD release by independent label
362:
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And Who Shall Go to the Ball? And What Shall Go to the Ball?
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I'm a big Scott Walker fan, I always listen to Scott Walker
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And Who Shall Go to the Ball? And What Shall Go to the Ball?
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And Who Shall Go to the Ball? And What Shall Go to the Ball?
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In 1984, Walker released his first solo album in ten years,
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musings of a pop singer whose touchstones were the films of
3248:"Alice falls down the rabbit hole at the Royal Opera House"
2817:"Scott Walker: 30th Century Man [Full Documentary]"
1603:; this was followed in 2018 by the score for Corbet's film
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4312:
Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker
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Buffenstein, Alyssa; Rosenthal, Emerson (March 29, 2016).
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Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker
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Lyrically, subject matter included the life and murder of
1031:
Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker
3900:"Picking Band Names Sucks: An interview with Dysrhythmia"
1610:
1503:. Walker's evocation of "Darkness" appears as the ninth.
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in the late 1990s, though without Walker's own approval.
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3223:"Bat For Lashes Duets With Scott Walker on Second Album"
3195:"Review:Drifting and Tilting: The Songs of Scott Walker"
533:
Between 1965 and 1967, the group released three albums,
255:(January 9, 1943 – March 22, 2019), better known by his
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2401:"The official website for independent record label 4AD"
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song "Only Myself to Blame" (for the soundtrack of the
575:" (No. 32 UK), the latter a co-write between Scott and
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whose father financed the trio's first trip to the UK.
3133:
Young, Rob (May 2006). "Interview with Scott Walker".
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Mendelsohn, Jason; Klinger, Eric (February 20, 2015).
1680:
3478:, BBC News, March 25, 2019. Retrieved March 25, 2019.
3476:"Scott Walker: Tributes paid to 'influential genius'"
3377:"Scott Walker, influential rock enigma, dies aged 76"
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Interview in Beat-Club, Radio Bremen, April 26, 1969.
2374:"Scott Walker, influential rock enigma, dies aged 76"
1233:) and also wrote and produced the soundtrack for the
353:, the son of Elizabeth Marie (Fortier), who was from
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It's Raining Today: The Scott Walker Story (1967–70)
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Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his T.V. Series
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Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his T.V. Series
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The Walker Brothers in 1965 with Scott in the middle
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3580:"Scott Walker: 'My last album was pretty perfect'"
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776:Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his TV Series
706:Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris
667:Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his TV Series
3955:"Nine Inch Nails Fans Get a Hand-Burned Art Book"
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3721:"Interview: Steven Wilson (solo, Porcupine Tree)"
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349:Noel Scott Engel was born on January 9, 1943, in
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3509:Terrill, Terry (1984). "Scott Walker Take Two".
1562:. He wrote the score for the ROH2 production of
1556:on the song "The Big Sleep" from her 2009 album
1532:, in London. It comprised eight songs, two from
1131:, he began work on a new album. In the meantime
2947:. Pushing Ahead of the Dame. September 20, 2012
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1526:Drifting and Tilting: The Songs of Scott Walker
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4326:Boy Child: The Best of Scott Walker 1967–1970
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3847:"Interview: Efterklang – The Dream Factory"
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2859:"Singer/Songwriter Scott Walker Dies At 76"
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2718:"The arbitrary cult status of Scott Walker"
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5018:Naturalised citizens of the United Kingdom
4938:American people of French-Canadian descent
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2770:"The big picture: Scott Walker, 1943-2019"
2485:"Scotty Engel – Broadway Cast & Staff"
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3783:"Steven Wilson interview – 2011 (part 5)"
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2231:"Scott Walker – The Collection 1967–1970"
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2665:(1st ed.). London: Jawbone Press.
1506:On September 24, 2007, Walker released
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3323:Jagernauth, Kevin (October 13, 2014).
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2743:"Scott Walker – Live On Air 1968-1969"
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2288:Leone, Dominique (November 17, 2003).
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1759:Walker stated in the documentary film
1477:Walker released "Darkness" as part of
1328:On May 8, 2006, Scott Walker released
1260:'s annual summer live music festival,
949:. The two singles from the next album
929:1975–1978: The Walker Brothers reunite
803:in English), and in 1970 he recorded "
4553:Take It Easy with the Walker Brothers
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3872:Maya, Tom Paull (November 21, 2013).
3750:Full Metal Jackie (October 6, 2014).
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2797:. Aquarium Drunkard. January 14, 2015
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2259:"Scott Walker 'Til the Band Comes In"
2257:Plagenhoef, Scott (August 11, 2008).
1414:, was completed in 2006 by filmmaker
1192:, and a man talking to the corpse of
536:Take It Easy with the Walker Brothers
4088:. BBC Imagine... September 24, 2014.
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3429:Sandomir, Richard (March 26, 2019).
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1705:(at the time known as Wally Stott),
1353:In both composition and atmosphere,
1016:were ultimately as poor as those of
3355:Toronto International Film Festival
3349:Bailey, Cameron (August 21, 2018).
3221:Colothan, Scott (January 9, 2009).
3026:No Regrets:Writings on Scott Walker
2278:
1681:Artistry and compositional approach
1380:attacks with a nightmare shared by
1256:In 2000, Walker curated the London
502:The Walker Brothers' next single, "
385:. Championed by singer and TV host
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4863:20th-century American male singers
3815:Humphries, Stephen (May 6, 2012).
2602:. Shapersofthe80s.com. May 9, 2011
2562:Kijak, Stephen (Director) (2006).
1422:(executive producer of the film),
524:The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More
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309:" in 1975, while their last album
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4893:21st-century British male singers
4878:20th-century British male singers
4712:The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
4574:The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
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4022:Fritch, Matthew (July 17, 2012).
3874:"Interview with East India Youth"
3488:Sweeting, Adam (March 25, 2019).
3173:"Plague Songs by Various Artists"
2992:Murray, Noel (December 6, 2012).
2925:. FACT magazine. October 17, 2014
2906:Mojo magazine issue 367 June 2024
2884:. Cherry Red Books. p. 250.
2344:Shafer, Cody Ray (July 2, 2014).
2229:Cavanagh, David (July 11, 2013).
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1038:, which reached number 14 on the
807:" for the soundtrack of the film
4988:Drag City (record label) artists
4933:American male singer-songwriters
4719:(Baby) You Don't Have to Tell Me
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3578:Clark, Alex (January 15, 2018).
3073:"Album Releases by Score (2006)"
2768:O'Hagan, Sean (March 31, 2019).
1640:
1418:. Interviews were recorded with
1184:, a conflation of the trials of
1034:, containing tracks selected by
1024:1979–1995: Return to solo career
872:. All of his next four albums -
721:. In 1968, Walker also produced
565:(Baby) You Don't Have to Tell Me
4968:British male singer-songwriters
4923:American experimental musicians
4913:American expatriates in England
4883:21st-century American composers
4858:20th-century American composers
4560:Introducing the Walker Brothers
4319:Scott Walker Sings Jacques Brel
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3993:It's Psychedelic Baby! Magazine
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2372:Savage, Mark (March 26, 2019).
2099:Monroe, Jazz (March 25, 2019).
1918:The Walker Brothers discography
1450:took place as part of the 50th
594:The Walkers' 1960s sound mixes
4958:British experimental musicians
4888:21st-century British composers
4873:20th-century British composers
4086:"Scott Walker video interview"
4030:. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
3927:Bowes, Dave (April 18, 2016).
3898:Agnew, Tyler (April 1, 2008).
2923:"The essential...Scott Walker"
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2203:"Scott Walker: Brother beyond"
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902:album, from being released on
617:in 1967 ballads predominated.
451:1964–1967: The Walker Brothers
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4853:Deaths from cancer in England
3781:FaceCulture (July 11, 2011).
3100:Williams, Ben (May 8, 2006).
2290:"Top 100 Albums of the 1990s"
2085:
1487:project, a re-telling of the
1320:signed Walker in early 2004.
1204:In 1996, Walker recorded the
787:. Despite the failure of the
756:and classical musical modes.
752:, building on an interest in
514:ballad, went to No. 1 on the
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5033:Singer-songwriters from Ohio
4466:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
2795:"Scott Walker:We Had It all"
1762:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
1483:, an album of songs for the
1462:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
1448:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
1411:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
916:Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
624:he sang lead on a cover of "
427:In 1961, after playing with
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5043:The Walker Brothers members
3023:Young, Rob (May 17, 2012).
2578:"The Walker Brothers Story"
2564:Scott Walker:30 Century Man
1577:Walker's final solo album,
1552:. Walker collaborated with
1168:(and his relationship with
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5028:Record producers from Ohio
5023:People from Hamilton, Ohio
4993:Experimental pop musicians
4620:The Walker Brothers' Story
3719:Thodoris (June 12, 2013).
3451:"Scott Walker (1943-2019)"
3404:"Scott Walker (1943-2019)"
3051:"Scott Walker dies age 76"
2688:"From Tennyson to Hendrix"
2661:Reynolds, Anthony (2009).
2318:"Scott Walker – 'Scott 4'"
1915:
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1773:In 2018, Walker published
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4978:Challenge Records artists
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4287:The Childhood of a Leader
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3792:. Event occurs at 4:49.
3695:"Scott Walker remembered"
3641:David J. Haskins (2014).
3513:. No. 2. p. 18.
3252:OfficialLondonTheatre.com
2101:"Scott Walker Dead at 76"
2067:The Childhood of a Leader
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1600:The Childhood of a Leader
1212:" under the direction of
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4691:Make It Easy on Yourself
4634:If You Could Hear Me Now
2426:"Overview: Scott Walker"
1912:Scott Walker discography
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913:In the 2006 documentary
504:Make It Easy on Yourself
266:icon in the 1960s to an
37:Walker on Dutch TV, 1968
5008:Philips Records artists
5003:Liberty Records artists
4998:Fontana Records artists
4928:American male composers
4677:Pretty Girls Everywhere
3490:"Scott Walker obituary"
2536:"Scott Walker obituary"
2503:"John Walker biography"
1495:and his search for the
1391:this never transpired.
1230:The World Is Not Enough
1200:1996–2005: Interim work
943:album of the same title
717:director and guitarist
493:Pretty Girls Everywhere
329:reinventing himself as
5038:Virgin Records artists
4963:British male composers
4733:Deadlier Than the Male
4445:Deadlier Than the Male
4192:'Til the Band Comes In
3988:"Dennis Rea Interview"
3878:MadeInShoreditch.co.uk
3102:"Elvis Dreams of 9/11"
2880:Lazell, Barry (1998).
1966:'Til the Band Comes In
1818:compilation in 1981),
1324:2006–2019: Later years
1285:'Til The Band Comes In
1112:'Til the Band Comes In
992:'Til the Band Comes In
926:
865:'Til the Band Comes In
732:included a sojourn in
579:for the soundtrack of
573:Deadlier Than the Male
484:
43:Background information
4838:Scott Walker (singer)
4024:"Interview: Baroness"
3622:. NME. March 25, 2019
2968:"Tilt – Scott Walker"
2698:on September 26, 2011
2201:(November 23, 2012).
1470:strand, presented by
1190:Caroline of Brunswick
1138:Black Tie White Noise
921:
801:The Rope and the Colt
765:Live on Air 1968-1969
699:songs (translated by
551:(1967), and two EPs,
482:
138:multi-instrumentalist
4698:My Ship is Coming In
4659:Solo John/Solo Scott
4387:Lights of Cincinnati
4365:Solo John/Solo Scott
3959:The Creators Project
3853:. September 25, 2007
3851:TheMilkFactory.co.uk
3274:"Bish Bosch Reviews"
2945:"You've Been Around"
2882:Indie Hits 1980–1989
1501:ten biblical plagues
1452:London Film Festival
1306:, and the second to
1105:hit number 4 on the
1040:UK Independent Chart
680:Lights of Cincinnati
636:1967–1974: Solo work
560:Solo John/Solo Scott
520:My Ship Is Coming In
268:avant-garde musician
5013:Zoo Records artists
4747:Walking in the Rain
4705:Land of 1000 Dances
4509:The Walker Brothers
4439:The Walker Brothers
4401:The Me I Never Knew
3731:on October 29, 2013
2692:Isle of Wight Rocks
2642:Young, Rob (2013).
1218:To Have and to Hold
1210:I Threw It All Away
1166:Pier Paolo Pasolini
1127:. Having signed to
589:Walking in the Rain
571:" (No. 12 UK) and "
457:The Walker Brothers
441:the Walker Brothers
272:the Walker Brothers
220:The Walker Brothers
4903:American baritones
4726:Another Tear Falls
3436:The New York Times
3151:"BBC One -imagine"
2861:. Top40-charts.con
2580:. Anthony Reynolds
2199:Hattenstone, Simon
1812:(who compiled the
1732:The New York Times
1516:with solo cellist
1514:London Sinfonietta
850:and the novels of
797:Une Corde, Un Colt
569:Another Tear Falls
485:
4948:British baritones
4943:Art pop musicians
4908:American crooners
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4824:
4740:Stay With Me Baby
4475:
4474:
4227:Climate of Hunter
4093:Scott Walker (II)
3986:(July 29, 2011).
3984:Breznikar, Klemen
3933:MusicAndRiots.com
3645:. Jawbone Press.
3531:. January 9, 2013
2749:. August 16, 2019
2672:978-1-906002-25-1
2006:Climate of Hunter
1806:The Divine Comedy
1651:Simon Hattenstone
1372:and his mistress
1337:Climate of Hunter
1280:Bad Cover Version
1258:South Bank Centre
1151:Climate of Hunter
1071:Climate of Hunter
1048:Climate of Hunter
585:Stay With Me Baby
470:Hollywood A Go-Go
462:fifth solo album
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4848:2019 deaths
4843:1943 births
4817:Discography
4535:John Walker
4528:Gary Walker
4415:Track Three
4265:Soundtracks
4206:Any Day Now
4142:Discography
3589:February 4,
3258:October 31,
3227:Gigwise.com
3082:January 29,
2753:November 5,
1982:Any Day Now
1906:Discography
1856:Tim Bowness
1810:Julian Cope
1802:Neil Hannon
1790:Marc Almond
1786:Alex Turner
1782:David Bowie
1675:Neil Hannon
1671:Marc Almond
1550:Dot Allison
1472:Alan Yentob
1420:David Bowie
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1194:Che Guevara
1133:David Bowie
1069:before it,
1059:Billy Ocean
1036:Julian Cope
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908:BGO Records
881:Any Day Now
748:, to study
738:Benedictine
734:Quarr Abbey
719:Terry Smith
701:Mort Shuman
545:(1966) and
528:the Beatles
433:John Walker
429:the Routers
402:Stan Kenton
331:Stockhausen
317:avant-garde
291:baroque pop
216:Formerly of
146:Instruments
126:Occupations
112:avant-garde
4832:Categories
4754:No Regrets
4652:I Need You
4588:No Regrets
4408:Delta Dawn
4248:Bish Bosch
3822:PopMatters
3360:August 22,
3334:January 5,
3278:Metacritic
3113:August 21,
3077:Metacritic
3005:August 13,
2977:August 21,
2512:August 21,
2469:January 5,
2323:PopMatters
2242:January 5,
2086:References
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1916:See also:
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1868:Efterklang
1828:Thom Yorke
1699:Jack Jones
1667:Thom Yorke
1627:Ute Lemper
1580:Bish Bosch
1467:Imagine...
1348:Metacritic
1245:Ute Lemper
1235:LĂ©os Carax
965:No Regrets
939:No Regrets
682:" (1969).
554:I Need You
489:P.J. Proby
445:Gary Leeds
422:Beat poets
420:) and the
406:Bill Evans
376:Pipe Dream
345:Early life
307:No Regrets
257:stage name
64:1943-01-09
49:Birth name
4241:The Drift
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3461:March 25,
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3351:"Vox Lux"
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2385:March 26,
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2105:Pitchfork
2060:Sunn O)))
2042:EP (2007)
2031:The Drift
1900:Brian Eno
1832:Radiohead
1798:Goldfrapp
1749:The Drift
1711:Reg Guest
1631:Sunn O)))
1585:Sunn O)))
1538:The Drift
1428:Radiohead
1424:Brian Eno
1370:Mussolini
1356:The Drift
1331:The Drift
1308:Brian Eno
1226:Bond film
1214:Nick Cave
1206:Bob Dylan
1096:TV Series
1075:Brian Eno
937:'s song "
899:TV Series
832:wrote in
711:Léo Ferré
508:Bacharach
391:teen idol
197:Drag City
171:1958–2019
158:keyboards
90:, England
4684:Love Her
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3998:Archived
3794:Archived
3757:Loudwire
3563:March 2,
3535:March 2,
3382:BBC News
3175:. Amazon
3136:The Wire
3107:New York
2972:AllMusic
2489:IBDb.com
2430:AllMusic
2379:BBC News
2357:July 15,
2329:July 15,
2301:July 15,
2270:July 15,
2214:July 22,
2110:June 21,
1896:Baroness
1743:The Wire
1597:'s film
1559:Two Suns
1388:The Wire
1296:magazine
1262:Meltdown
1159:La Scala
935:Tom Rush
884:(1973),
878:(1972),
844:Kurosawa
693:Broadway
658:(1968),
652:(1967),
542:Portrait
539:(1965),
497:Love Her
371:New York
367:Colorado
355:Montreal
264:teen pop
239:/artists
192:Columbia
4669:Singles
4357:Singles
4294:Vox Lux
4213:Stretch
4185:Scott 4
4171:Scott 3
4164:Scott 2
3790:YouTube
3786:(video)
3679:May 23,
3414:May 25,
3283:May 30,
2837:"Lines"
2822:YouTube
2747:Discogs
2606:May 25,
2076:Vox Lux
1990:Stretch
1958:Scott 4
1942:Scott 3
1934:Scott 2
1794:Bauhaus
1716:Scott 4
1606:Vox Lux
1522:CandoCo
1454:. When
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1002:Scott 4
985:" and "
887:Stretch
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825:Scott 4
819:Scott 4
770:Scott 3
744:on the
672:Scott 2
661:Scott 3
655:Scott 2
587:" and "
474:Shindig
465:Scott 4
302:Scott 4
296:Scott 3
277:Scott 2
230:Website
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183:Philips
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4273:Pola X
4255:Soused
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2017:(1995)
2009:(1984)
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1993:(1973)
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1969:(1970)
1961:(1969)
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1945:(1969)
1937:(1968)
1929:(1967)
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1860:No-Man
1842:, and
1824:Anohni
1775:Sundog
1769:Legacy
1633:, and
1590:Soused
1240:Pola X
1208:song "
1180:, the
754:lieder
688:Images
676:Joanna
643:Images
622:Images
613:Images
548:Images
416:, and
369:, and
202:Virgin
176:Labels
155:guitar
152:Vocals
95:Genres
88:London
73:, U.S.
4761:Lines
4595:Lines
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3511:Debut
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2236:Uncut
1926:Scott
1848:Opeth
1657:Death
1493:Moses
1432:Sting
1237:film
1018:Lines
969:Lines
955:(its
952:Lines
856:Camus
852:Kafka
789:Scott
761:Scott
649:Scott
512:David
506:", a
363:Texas
286:Scott
4368:(EP)
4234:Tilt
4097:IMDb
4044:2017
4006:2017
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3940:2017
3911:2017
3885:2017
3859:2017
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3285:2014
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3234:2011
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3084:2012
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3031:ISBN
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