Scott Walker - Scott 4This release from 1969 stands as Scott Walker's most accomplished album. His first collection of entirely original numbers marking a notable departure from the earlier precedent of having three Jacques Brel tunes per studio outing. The predominant mood of Scott 4 is set by lush and layered, though relatively subtle, string arrangements that perfectly complement his deep, expressive voice. while Walker would issue other important and intriguing

2CD - 39 Track Double CD housed in a Brilliant Box with up to 24 page booklet

Neil Young)

Recorded with his band The Black Eyed Dogs

Bonus tracks include extended studio versions of ‘Every Way But Loose’ and ‘Always Have To Say Goodbye’ and a previously unheard version of ‘Time’

The cinematic sound of mechanised warfare: life

dating back to high school

social anhedonia

when the electric guitar became the instrument of choice for blues singers

which in turn is pulled together by the rhythm unit of Kim Deal and David Lovering

Wherever the wind takes him

Lande’s music sits beautifully alongside such essential artists as The Wedding Present

Drummer for Cliff Richard & The Shadows