Walker Brothers - The sun ain't gonna shine anymore 1966 - from Japan TV Lyrics: Loneliness is the cloak you wear A deep shade of blue is always there The sun ain't gonna shine anymore The moon ain't gonna rise in the sky The tears are always clouding your eyes When you're without love, baby Emptiness is the place you're in Nothin' to lose but no more to win The sun ain't gonna shine anymore The moon ain't gonna rise in the sky The tears are always clouding your eyes When you're without love Lonely, without you, baby Girl, I need you I can't go on The sun ain't gonna shine anymore (The sun ain't gonna shine anymore) The moon ain't gonna rise in the sky (The moon ain't gonna rise in the sky) The tears are always clouding your eyes (The tears are always clouding your eyes) (Sun ain't gonna shine anymore) When you're without love, baby The sun ain't gonna shine anymore The sun ain't gonna shine anymore The sun ain't gonna shine anymore The sun ain't gonna shine anymore

Pop Beat 60s US Walker Brothers The sun ain't gonna shine anymore 1965 Loneliness is cloak you wear deep shade of blue always there moon rise in sky

The band's first UK number 1 single in 1965 (number 16 in the US). It was also the opening track on their debut album, "Take It Easy With The Walker Brothers". A Burt Bacharach/Hal David all-time classic.

The Walker Brothers Make It Easy On Yourself

Underappreciated American band that had a better following in the UK than here. Maybe the comparisons to the Righteous Brothers had a part in it.

The Walker Brothers Sun Ain't Gonna' Shine Anymore

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The Walker Brothers were a 1960s and 1970s pop group, originally a rock band, founded by three Californians, who became most successful in the UK. They were not related, and adopted the "Walker Brothers" name as a show business touch.

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From "Ready Steady Go" - Rediffusion 1966.

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Lesser hit from the guys really big in the UK. Originally done by The Ronette's and covered by many stars of the 60's. Enjoy!

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1965 single, #3 in the UK charts. Written by Joey Brooks.

The Walker Brothers My Ship Is Coming In

In My Room - The Walker Brothers 1966 from their first album "THE SUN AIN'T GONNA SHINE ANYMORE"

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"The Electrician" is a track from the 1978 album "Night Flights" by The Walker Brothers. This album is one of the most underrated records of all time. On this last album the trio recorded as a group, although the structure of the album effectively split into 3 sections in which each member writes and sings, has led to both critics and band members describing it as more akin to 3 miniature solo albums than a true group album. "The Electrician" is described by Brain Eno as "Pop Music at his outer border", never reached again..... Lyrics: Baby it's slow - When the lights go low - There's no help no He's drilling thru the Spiritus Sanctus tonight Through the dark hip falls screaming, Oh you mambos Kill me and kill me and kill me If I jerk the handle you'll die in your dreams If I jerk the handle jerk the handle, jerk the handle You'll thrill me and thrill me and thrill me Baby it's slow when the lights go low there's no help no Original release: Nite Flights 1978 vinyl LP (GTO records GTLP 0033) Released as a single backed with "Den Haague", but did not chart. Currently available: Singles Plus compilation CD Super Hits compilation CD; If You Could Hear Me Now compilation CD; Five Easy Pieces box set compilation; Nite Flights CD (out of print) Everything Under The Sun - 5CD Set (2006) Meaning of the Song: In general, the new Scott Walker post-Nite Flights has been extremely reluctant to discuss the meaning of his lyrics, but The Electrician is one song with which he did <b>...</b>

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Walker Brothers - Love minus Zero 1966 This beautiful Rumba was written by Bob Dylan and performed by The Walker Brothers in 1966 (recorded from Japan TV) Lyrics: My love she speaks like silence, With no ideals or violence, She doesn't have to say she's faithful, Yet she's true, like ice, like fire. People carry roses, Make promises by the hours, My love she laughs like the flowers, Valentines can't buy her. In the dime stores and bus stations, People talk of situations, Read books, repeat quotations, Draw conclusions on the wall. Some speak of the future, My love she speaks softly, She knows there's no success like failure And that failure's no success at all. My love she speaks like silence, With no ideals or violence, She doesn't have to say she's faithful, Yet she's true, like ice, like fire. People carry roses, Make promises by the hours, My love she laughs like the flowers, Valentines can't buy her. Valentines can't buy her. Valentines can't buy her. Valentines can't buy her.

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The image was taken by Steven Meisel for a spread in now defunct Joe's Magazine, created and edited by uber-fashion stylist Joe McKenna in the 90s. Shut Out, the opening track on the last album of The Walker Brothers, was released in 1978. Written and sung by Scott Walker.

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The Walker Brothers - Pretty Girls Everywhere (Shindig!, January 20, 1965)

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A/P News on this Saturday May 7, 2011 John Walker of The Walker Brothers Dies at 67 Musician John Walker, the guitarist and vocalist for the seminal '60s and '70s British trio, The Walker Brothers, has died. He was 67.Walker died Saturday in his Los Angeles home after battling liver cancer, his personal assistant told The Associated Press.Walker was born John Maus in the United States. He joined Scott Engel and Gary Leeds to form The Walker Brothers, and they each adopted the surname Walker, though none of them were related. The band moved to England where it had instant success with the song "Love Her" in 1964. The groups other hits included "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore," "Make it Easy on Yourself" and "My Ship Is Comin' In." The band toured the world, sold more than 23 million records, and also appeared on many popular British television shows in the '60s, including Ready, Set, Go and Top of the Pops.Walker returned to the US in the 1980s, but continued to tour in England every year as part of the "Silver '60s" show. Walker's final concert appearance was this March in Los Angeles."He was a beloved husband, brother, father, grandfather, friend, and artiste," reads a statement on Walker's website. Walker is survived by his wife, Cynthia, children Jamie Maus Anderson, Nickoletta Drew Maus, Adam Sarrazin and Heather Stewart, as well as several grandchildren. Artist - The Walker Brothers Song - The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine "Anymore" (Lyrics) Loneliness Is a Cloak You Wear <b>...</b>

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Final single, before they reformed a few years later, that is.

Walker Brothers Sixties

Written by Bob Morris and Jim Seals. From the band's 1965 debut album, "Take It Easy With The Walker Brothers".

Walker Brothers First Love Never Dies

Original Smash Records 45rpm recording. Debuted on 4/16/1966 and peaked at #13 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Song "bubbled under" for Frankie Valli in 1965 at #128. This blue-eyed soul trio from Los Angeles, CA was more popular in England with 10 charted hits in the UK.

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Memorable mid 60's hit from the great Walker Brothers.

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The Walker Brothers - Slow Down (1964)

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The Walker Brothers (Scott Engel, John Maus, and Gary Leeds) were an American trio that hit big in the UK from 1965-1967. At one time, their fan club was bigger than the Beatles. "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore" was their second #1 hit in 1966. The enigmatic lead singer, Scott Walker, later had a very successful solo career and has been cited as influential to many British recording artists including David Bowie and Radiohead. I created this video using photos found on the internet, 45 singles I own, and photos from magazines. Enjoy!!

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Everything Under The Sun - The Walker Brothers it became a hit only in Japan 1967

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Here is my tribute to John Walker of the Walker Brothers. The church photos are from Mr. Walker's Memorial Service on June 4, 2011 in Southern California that I attended. White doves were released as a final good-bye while the bells played for a few minutes. I was able to capture 40 seconds of the sounds of the bells. The photos are the screen shots of the damaged video. If you look really hard in the first two photos, you will see white specks near the powerlines that are the released doves. The rest of the photos are of John and the Walker Brothers with The Seventh Dawn as the music. I always loved this song and the harmonized voices of John and Scott. RIP Mr. Walker. You will never be forgotten.

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Theme from the 1964 film of the same name. Flip side to the single "Love Her" (1965). Words by Paul Francis Webster, music by Riz Ortolani.

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The Walker Brothers - Do Wah Diddy (1964)

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Walker Brothers - No Regrets (SUPERSONIC 1976)

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A early clip by the great Walkers. This 1960 Jerry Butler hit sounds perfect for them. Please don't forget to check out my other channel: www.youtube.com

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Powerful rendition of the George and Ira Gershwin classic. From "Portrait" (1966).

Walker Brothers Summertime Gershwin

A beautiful song written by Norman Newell and Iller Pattacini. From the album "Images" (1967).

The Walker Brothers It Makes No Difference Now

Die komplette Beat Club-Folge mit diesem Auftritt jetzt im iTunes Store erhältlich! clk.tradedoubler.com Der obercoole, aber bewusst dilettantische Playback-Auftritt der gelangweilten Walker Brothers im Beat Club am 28.05.1966! Sie waren keine Briten, keine Brüder und hießen nicht mal "Walker" mit Nachnamen. Trotzdem waren die Walker Brothers in England für eine kurze Zeit so erfolgreich, wie sonst nur die Beatles und die Rolling Stones in jenen Tagen. Nach dem Auftritt und damit verbundenen Meinungsverschiedenheiten ließ sich Regisseur Mike Leckebusch zu der Aussage verleiten, dass Leadsänger Scott Walker eine "hysterische Memme" sein, "die nie wieder im Beat Club auftreten werde". Womit er recht behalten sollte, denn die Walker Brothers kehrten erst 1975 in den Musikladen zurück - mit ihrem letzen Hit "No Regrets". There weren't a British pop trio, their weren't brothers and their real names weren't even Walker but for a short time the "brothers" Noel Scott Engel (aka Scott Walker), Gary Leeds (aka Gary Walker) and John Maus (aka John Walker) had enormous success that almost put them on the same level as The Beatles or The Rolling Stones in the UK. With their dramatic, orchestral and overblown pop songs they quickly captured the hearts of thousands of British teenage girls. But by the end of 60s the music of the band began to sound dated. The first British Invasion was over and The Walker Brothers officially disband only to return and reunite in 1976 for one last single <b>...</b>

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The Walker Brothers - The Electrician

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Written by David Gates, a few years before his Bread fame. From "Take It Easy With The Walker Brothers" (1965), their first album.

The Walker Brothers Girl Lost In Rain

From a 1966 EP that reached # 1 in the UK charts. Written by the amazingly prolific power duo Gerry Goffin and Carole King, the song had a few covers, but this one is my absolute favorite.

Walker Brothers Need You

Taken from the 1966 album 'The Fabulous Walker Brothers'

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English version of Joaquin Prieto's "El Amor". English lyrics by Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss. From "Portrait" (1966).

The Walker Brothers In My Room

From the 1967 album "Images". Written and originally recorded by Petula Clark.

Walker Brothers Just Say Goodbye