Scott Walker Late Late Show BBC Two Promotes Tilt Album Release

[@gillhann244]

Beautiful voice, and extremely handsome. Hope he's singing in heaven.

[@JackieC-zi1to]

Agree he is beautiful but when did he die?

[@ggthewhale]

@@JackieC-zi1to 2018

[@robertdamico1]

I agree, his voice was the most beautiful in the rock era.

[@TobcioccLeyton]

Scott Walker is BRILLIANT

[@hidetoshinakashima9971]

Beautiful Songs!　Scott Walker is the one who influenced most the earlier half of my life.

[@terrybutler8674]

Amazing singer, musical genius and unique individual. In his retiring way, Scott stood out in the world of music.

[@willemvandeursen3105]

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore was written (the music) by Bob Crewe, who also composed the delightful score for 'Barbarella'. And of course the seemingly endless row of hits for the Four Seasons. I became a fan of Bob Crewe, felt he was undervalued. And this song, in a Phil Spector-esque ambiance, was the best record the Walker Brothers made. Much better than My Ship Is Coming In. That one was by Joey Brooks; never heard of the guy. I hated Scott's change of direction in 1993. I've played the four albums once, and never again. Now - AD 2024 - I hear the fragment from 'Tilt', and think, mygawd, this not just sombre and nihilistic; it's beautiful. So I'm giving his avantgarde albums another chance. After 30 frigging years.

[@shawnbianchi-d5z]

Scott Walker could be considered the inventor of Abstract Pop. Plastic People would be considered, in an artificial world, which obviously what society has become, that even their relationships become the same way. Superficial and shallow. People's attitudes and the heart of what they were doing every day was simply just out of, we have to, but we really don't want to. People's lives are become so off key, that it just has to be written about. Scott Walker just took Pop music to a different path and level.

[@stephanstein672]

Thank you so much for compiling and upoading these gems!

[@lowfatricemilk1860]

truly a cut above the rest

[@beatlesrutles]

Without a doubt he had to be a huge influence on Dead Can Dance.

[@wellandtrulyjoshed]

Beautiful man beautiful voice ❤️ RIP Scott 💔 Outstanding creator of sound - We’re still listening 😢👏

[@spmoran4703]

He was a musical genius . And his friends are the same .

[@hazelwray4184]

His friends are musical geniuses?

[@hidetoshinakashima9971]

I am happy now, Scott.

[@sambradbury5479]

ah yes great video- the last ten minutes are a particular favourite of mine

[@hamidachan7392]

Scott Walker icon in music.❤️💜🙋😽🌌🌄 🥰. Listening February 2022.

[@utatriebel2211]

Auch noch im März 2O24😊

[@utatriebel2211]

Scot Walker.... ❤ Schön und hochtalentiert

[@sallyharford603]

Thank you for uploading this programme, I never thought I would see this again. He is my musical hero and favourite singer of all time. What a talented man he was! Bless you wherever you are!

[@LouiseEtienne]

Who doesn't want to waltz all night with Scott Walker?

[@utatriebel2211]

Ich.😊😊😊

[@gwakon]

TILT is his finest album. Way ahead of it's time. I'm surprised none of this footage made 30 Century Man.

[@eyraudpa]

gwakon A masterpiece, years ahead of its time !!

[@canobenitez]

specially the interview with him and her fan, it really showed how far he went, and he wasn't even close to what he had become now.

[@GravyDaveNewson]

I didn't get Tilt until The Drift came out and it was all obvious. RIP

[@Bestlivve]

One of the most Seminal artists of all time ❤❤❤

[@johncoltrane7899]

Tilt fascinated and terrified me when it came out. On headphones in the dark first time round its quite an experience. Then came The Drift. Wow. The only music that as an adult I had to pause when it got too scary.

[@raymondesherman2857]

Thank you David Bowie for reminding me there are some splendid artists out there.

[@davidskeeterskeeter1835]

Raymonde Sherman 👏👏👏✊✊✊🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@spmoran4703]

They were good friends

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

"The Take That of their day"! My goodness, this is old.😆 Do people still remember that band??

[@dennismartinelli3306]

Does anyone happen to know where the music videos for Farmer in The City and The Cockfighter could be viewed? I've only ever seen these tiny snippets and can't find them anywhere :/

[@vikingfortiesfaeroes]

Are you sure they're proper music videos? I get the feeling they may be shorts made especially for the programme.

[@alaididnalid7660]

To be frank, I have always laughed about the "will I be alive by then, probably not" even years before (!) he died. I'm glad he lived for another 25 ish years rather than the 10 years his dark humor suggested. Edit: The 25 ish years is wrong as I wrongly assumed this was the Tilt era. He lived another 13 years from this point on. At some points, I can barely tell he's joking. I really do think he grew tired of Tilt... that said, I never did...

[@ivantopolcic]

yea, he made that remark in 2006, so he lived another 13 years...

[@alaididnalid7660]

@@ivantopolcic oh I'm sorry, he looked similar to his Rosary performance on Jools which was 1995. He didn't change that much between that point and 2006, so my bad.

[@ivantopolcic]

@@alaididnalid7660 it's quite alright

[@Franko-B]

a genius if there was a such thing

[@troygaspard6732]

So you want it dark? He always kept pushing.

[@stephen6849]

Why does he look like jerma in the thumbnail?

[@davidmayhew8083]

I'm wondering if he was an influence to Laurie Anderson. Seems possible.

[@christinahuie3944]

I know that he liked her music.

[@spmoran4703]

He influenced so many . David Bowie and he were friends . He was a friend of Trent Resnor . So, probably Laurie also.