Scott Walker - Scott - Scott Walker Sings Songs From His T.V. Series Album

Tracklist

1	Who (Will Take My Place) Written-By – Aznavour, Kretzmer	3:12
2	Someone To Light Up My Life Written-By – Jobim, Lees, De Moraes	2:09
3	Will You Still Be Mine Written-By – Dennis, Adair	2:21
4	Only The Young Written-By – Fisher, Ahlert	3:10
5	The Song Is You Written-By – Kern/Hammerstein II	1:42
6	Country Girl Written-By – Robert Farnon	3:02
7	Lost In The Stars Written-By – Weill, Anderson	4:16
8	When The World Was Young Written-By – Vannier, Mercer, Gerard	3:54
9	If She Walked Into My Life Written-By – Norman	3:48
10	The Impossible Dream Written-By – Darion, Leigh	2:56
11	I Have Dreamed Written-By – Rodgers/Hammerstein II	2:32
12	The Look Of Love Written-By – Bacharach/David	2:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SBL 7900, SBL.7900, 844 244 BY	Scott Walker	Scott - Scott Walker Sings Songs From His T.V. Series ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Philips, Philips, Philips	SBL 7900, SBL.7900, 844 244 BY	UK	1969
SBL 7900, SBL.7900, 844 244 BY	Scott Walker	Scott - Scott Walker Sings Songs From His T.V. Series ‎(Cass, Gat)	Philips, Philips, Philips	SBL 7900, SBL.7900, 844 244 BY	UK	1969
CPP1084, CPP 1084	Scott Walker	Scott - Scott Walker Sings Songs From His TV Series ‎(Cass)	Philips, Philips	CPP1084, CPP 1084	1969
CD 008 A	Scott Walker	Sings Songs From His TV Series ‎(Cass)	Philips	CD 008 A	1969
844 244 BY	Scott Walker	The Impossible Dream ‎(LP, Album)	Philips	844 244 BY	Netherlands	1969

Credits

• Design – Linda Glover
• Directed By [Accompaniment] – Peter Knight
• Engineer – Peter Olliff
• Photography – Peter Rand
• Producer – John Franz

Companies

• Manufactured By – Philips Records (N.Z.) Ltd.
• Distributed By – Philips Records (N.Z.) Ltd.

Short intro

No Regrets The Best of Scott Walker and The Walker Brothers 19651976 is a compilation album by the American pop group The Walker Brothers and the singer-songwriter Scott Walker. It was released in 1992 and reached number four on the UK Albums Chart. Sings Songs From His T. Series released. TV Showмая 8, 1968. Scott Walker's success as a teen idol singer of Spectorish ballads with the Walker Brothers in no way prepared listeners for the mordant, despairing lyrics of his solo debut. To compound the surprise, he does his best to imitate the vocal girth of Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra on this mix of original tunes and covers, which also features sweeping, bloated orchestral arrangements. It was hardly rock, and pop of a most oddball sort, but it found a surprisingly large audience - in Britain, anyway, where it reached the Top Three in 1967. Poke behind the velvet curtain of the languid MOR arr. Songs in album Scott Walker - Scott 3 1969. Scott Walker - It's Raining Today. Scott Walker - Copenhagen. Scott Walker - Rosemary. Scott Walker - Big Louise. Scott Walker - We Came Through. Scott Walker - Butterfly. Scott Walker - Two Ragged Soldiers. Scott Walker - 30 Century Man. Scott Walker - Winter Night. Scott Walker - Two Weeks Since You've Gone. Scott Walker - Sons Of. brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs From His T. Series favourites. Your feedback for Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs From His T. Scott: Scott Walker Sings Songs from his T. Series is the fourth studio album by the American solo artist Scott Walker. It was released in June 1969 and reached number seven on the UK Albums Chart. The album does not include original compositions by Walker and consists of performances of ballads and big band standards. The album has since been deleted and has not been reissued. Series 1969. Album by Scott Walker. Who Will Take My Place. is a cover of. Cover information about the songs on the release Scott Sings Songs from His T. Series by Scott Walker: who covered the songs, who sang the 5 July 1969, Scott Walker entered the UK album chart with his album, 'Scott Walker Sings Songs From His TV Series', which climbed to No. Such was his popularity that in 1969, Walker had his own six-part BBC TV series, Scott, in which he played host to such guests as Dudley Moore. The album contained not live recordings from the show, but studio remakes of them, and a selection of songs that was a world away from the pop balladry of The Sun Aint Gonna Shine Anymore. Here he sang the compositions of Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein and Jerome Kern, and such show tune standards as I Have Dreamed and The Impossible Dream. Scott Walker. Released November 1969. Scott 4 Tracklist. The Seventh Seal Lyrics. Scott Sing Songs From His T. Series, an album that Walker doesn't admire much, is in fact, at least in my opinion, just as important as his renowned masterpieces. The thought of Scott Walker having his own TV music series in the UK is mind-boggling in itself, but if he was following the steps of crooners like Jack Jones a singer he admired his selection of these songs on this album are by no means hack work. Although Scott Sings Songs seems to be a work that is not part of his overall big picture, I feel it is part of the bridge between his early and later years