SCOTT WALKER A Deep Shade Of Blue (Original 1994 UK 282-page hardback book - Written by Mike Watkinson & Pete Anderson, 'A Deep Shade Of Blue' looks into the heart and mind of Noel Scott Engel and reveals for the first time why he has lived alife of seclusion. It uncovers the pain of his lonely childhood in Ohio, the truth of his years of fame, the relationships with his singing partners and lovers, why he drank heavily, and finally, why he disappeared from public view. Complete with more...
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SCOTT WALKER Scott Walker (Rare original 1968 UK fold out theatre flyer for Scott Walker's 'Scott 2' gigs at the Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth, with a nice cover picture of Scott, album advert on the back and running order of bands for the two dates [June 16th & 23rd], including The Rockin' Berries, The Easybeats, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, The Minbenders & more. This copy has few signs of age & minimal wear with no writing, rips or tears - a nice late 60s paper goods gem more...
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SCOTT WALKER Scott Walker (1974 Japanese-only 12-track vinyl compilation LP incuding selections from the later solo albums - Scott 4, 'Til The Band Comes In, The Moviegoer and Any Day Now, unique picture sleeve with lyrics printed on the reverse & wide 'Attention' series obi-strip. The sleeve shows light wear & the vinyl appears Near Mint PAT-1022) more...
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SCOTT WALKER Jackie (1967 UK 7" vinyl single with intact three prong centre, also including The Plague. Issued in a Philips company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl has just a couple of light surface scuffs to show for its forty five years but remains in excellent condition BF1628) more...
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SCOTT WALKER 'Til The Boat Comes In (2019 UK limited edition 15-track LP issue of his 1970 sixth studio album now pressed on 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl, including the singles Jean The Machine, Thanks For Chicago Mr. James and the title track. Complete with a download code voucher, the vinyl is UNPLAYED housed in the picture sleeve which has selected tracks printed on the reverse and remains sealed within its hype-stickered shrinkwrap) more...
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SCOTT WALKER Joanna (1991 UK solid centre issue of his 1965 7" vinyl single, also including Always Coming Back To You. Issued in a Fontana company replica die-cut card sleeve, this copy was sent out for review purposes and comes complete witha 7" square promotional insert flat and the vinyl looks barely played BF1662) more...
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SCOTT WALKER The Drift (2006 UK 10-track CD album - Prepare yourself for an audio treat as Scott unleashes all manner of sounds and textures across this long player, a late masterpiece from a completely unique artist. The disc looks unplayed and comes issued with its outer card slipcase and booklet) more...
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SCOTT WALKER 'Til The Band Comes In (Scarce 1970 UK first issue 15-track vinyl LP on the black & silver Philips label, his ahead-of-its- time sixth album, which failed to dent the charts upon release, however has come to be favourably re-assesed in recent years, textured picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light wear and the vinyl has just light signs of play with a few clicks during 'The War Is Over') more...
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SCOTT WALKER 'Till The Band Comes In (Sealed 2014 UK Back To Black limited edition issue of the 15-track LP pressed on audiophile 180gram Vinyl, originally released in 1970, with guest appearance by Ester Ofarim. Comes housed in a deluxe picture sleeve with MP3 download voucher, factory sealed from new in the hype stickered shrinkwrap. The vinyl is mint & unplayed) more...
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