From the handsomest pop star in the world to reclusive experimenter, here are the 15 best Scott Walker songs. 15. “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore” Though originally recorded by Frankie ...

MP It sounded like a bad Twitter joke: Scott O))). But the maximum darkness ... Their gnarly, pitch-black excursion ends with “Lullaby,” a song Walker originally wrote in 1999 for the German ...

Trending on Billboard Here’s a look at Scott Walker’s singular career through 10 of his songs. The Walker Brothers, “The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore” (1966) One of ’60s pop’s great ...

He says way before The Walker Brothers, as a teenager, Scott Walker's talent was evident. He performed this song on "The Eddie Fisher Show." (SOUNDBITE OF TV SHOW, "THE EDDIE FISHER SHOW") SCOTT ...

Many of his songs described scenes resembling the one in which Walker was living when he heard them. Scott, Walker’s lavishly orchestrated 1967 solo debut, featured several Brel songs in English ...

Scott Walker, a pop singer who gave up stardom to ... Walker returned to other writers' songs for an eight-year stretch, resulting in four forgettable cover albums. But in 1978, Walker penned ...

Walker's own songs are more ambiguous. From Scott 2, "The Amorous Humphrey Plugg" tells the story of a deflated husband who finds his peace of mind wandering thorugh the red-light district at night.

It doesn’t matter if no one listens. F*** it. Because they will eventually.” “The first Scott Walker song I heard was Farmer in the City [from 1995’s Tilt]. I’d never heard anything like ...

In 30 Century Man, Eno says he and Bowie were galvanized by Nite Flights, and adds that when he listens to Scott Walker’s songs from that album now, it depresses him that pop music hasn’t gone ...

This patchy collection launches with four striking songs from Scott Walker. The title track (later covered by David Bowie and the Fatima Mansions, among others) may be the better known ...

Many of those songs were later released in the compilation album “Looking Back With Scott Walker” (1968). Image Mr. Walker performing on television in an undated photo. After leaving the ...

At the premiere of the film he revealed that the pair were inspired by Scott Walker‘s collection of songs written by Belgian musician Jacques Brel. Ayoade said: “Initially it was going to be ...