Vinyl Album - Scott Walker - Scott - Philips

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Scott Walker
Title:	Scott
Label:	Philips
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	BL.7816
Date:	16 Sep 1967
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	19 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Scott Walker	Mathilde	Brel, Jouannest, Shuman	8.0 Rate
A2	Scott Walker	Montague Terrace (In Blue)	Engel	9.8 Rate
A3	Scott Walker	Angelica	Weil, Mann	8.0 Rate
A4	Scott Walker	The Lady Came From Baltimore	Hardin	8.0 Rate
A5	Scott Walker	When Joanna Loved Me	Wells, Segal	7.3 Rate
A6	Scott Walker	My Death	Brel, Shuman	9.5 Rate
B1	Scott Walker	The Big Hurt	Wayne Shanklin	8.5 Rate
B2	Scott Walker	Such A Small Love	Engel	9.9 Rate
B3	Scott Walker	You're Gonna Hear From Me	Previn, Previn	7.5 Rate
B4	Scott Walker	Through A Long And Sleepless Night	Gordon, Newman	7.3 Rate
B5	Scott Walker	Always Coming Back To You	Engel	9.0 Rate
B6	Scott Walker	Amsterdam	Brel, Shuman	8.3 Rate

Notes

Producer: John Franz
Engineer: Peter J. Olliff
Arrangers: Wally Stott (A1, A2, A5, B1 & B2)
Reg Guest (A3, A4, A6 & B5)
Peter Knight (B3 & B4)

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Comments and Reviews


7226power 19th Feb 2017		Another amazing debut lp and found a minter for 25p at a house clearance



Redpunk SUBS 19th Aug 2015		As I'm also a stamp collector I always have my magnifying glass to hand.



Magic Marmalade 18th Aug 2015		Blimey Redpunk... you did well to spot those changes!



Redpunk SUBS 18th Aug 2015		Added label scans with changed layout.



Magic Marmalade 12th Jun 2015		This is the best of the mono recordings I've made so far. Brilliantly produced and engineered, Scott's voice is big and clear, and not swamped by the string arrangements... Of course, this style of music is going to sound "big" anyway, but this is Big Mono (Not a euphemism), instruments have great separation and clarity, the recording is quite loud (Comfortably so, and adequately) and the sound really fills the room. In fact the whole thing is epic sounding on a proper stereo. I've previously only had a Walker Brothers compilation CD, with selected tracks of this in stereo, among the other Walkers music, and only then listened on MP3 or on a smaller stereo. But this is how this should be heard... in mono, on a proper stereo, in a room (not through earphones or headphones). All you need then is a black turtle neck sweater, adopt a folded armed introspective stance by a large window that looks out onto a vast desolate landscape that you gaze upon in melancholic detachment, but do not see, and let this roll over you. ...If big, bleak, croony music is to your taste that is.

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Linked Releases

UK - Philips - 1967 [Stereo]

USA - Smash - 1968 [Stereo]

USA - Smash - 1968 [Mono]

New Zealand - Philips