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Robert Toto

I personaly think Scott was blessed with his voice a Baritone Not many had his Hipnotic range!! When tou Listen to " I dont want to hear it anymore" and Make it eazy on yourself. These songs were classics! The 60s will always be my Era!

Michael Skywood Clifford

I recorded this track by accident off Radio Luxembourg one night on a reel to reel tape recorder. Later when I listened it completely blew me away. I became a profound admirer or Scott Walker and his musical talent from then on. An unsung genius.

Pauline Arrowsmith

I wish we could turn back time,and change his mind,he s magnificent

Ronn Myers

Scott Walker - the best male version of this song. Dusty Springfield - the best female version. They both nailed it, though Dusty's interpretation is a tad more soulful, sultry, sexy, and smoldering. Thanks for posting.

Mary Lynn Johnson-Kerker

I heard this version first on Walker Brother's first album...about took my breath away...and it still does...what a voice...

Bill Makowicz

great song from a great time to be young……...

Anthony Cardott

i heard the PJ Proby and Dusty Springfield versions now and this one is most definitely the best!!! The rubatto opening! Tres idiotas saw the down thumb and thought it meant "I am curled up in the fetal position right now"

billhallsongs

Is this the one track that did not make it onto "The Drift ? :) 

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jinky44

He;s up there with Toni Frank Dino!!!

Jenny Kwong

Those three guys gave dislikes... what a great mistake.

Sylvia Carlson

He was only 22 when he sang this??? My Lord, he sounds so much more mature. Gorgeous voice!!

Maureen Staniforth

What a voice

Sash Quinn

Such a voice..so inimitable. I don't think anyone else will ever come close to him.

Erin Wallace

godlike indeed

SINGSTRESS100

For me, Scott's cultured American accent really enhances his vocal even more than you would think possible

Jim Su

Give it up... Love must overcome sorrow to make happiness...

Wally Toynbee

No other version comes close to this.

MIKECNW

I kind of feel this way about a lot of things in the world.I don't wanna hear it anymore myself.

Gerry Layton

This was the song that made the public and critics sit up and take notice of Scott Walker. It was a standout track from the Walker Brothers first album "Take It Easy" for Phillips Records in 1965. Thanks for uploading this one.

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