The Walker Brothers - Shut Out video free download
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Uploaded: 2009/05/06
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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10 years ago
ENAB
Throw offThose gimmicksTo the boysLet themSend it all upIn the air There isCrouching and wailingOn stonesDown hereWe must freeze offThis atmosphereScraping out noiseAcross night wiresRuns for the distant citiesThere is neverA lockIn the fallDown hereAs theBIG FULLPours awayIn the shutoutIn the shutoutHow will we knowThe great dollSomething attackedThe earth last nightWith aKick that man habitEyeCut theSleep tight boysWho dreamedAnd dreamedOf a cityLike the skyThere were facesBobbing in the heatFor some risingFrom her zoneMoving, hitting,Holding onFor the promiseTo carry us homeIn the shutoutIn the shutoutNever a lockIn the fallIn the shutoutIn the shutoutHow will we knowThe great doll11 years ago
Janet Brewster
In response to Taylor Northern the bassist on Old Man's Back Again is the ever incredible Herbie Flowers.11 years ago
StellarJoe
Just as good, if not better, than any Talking Heads song. And trust me, I don't say this lightly.11 years ago
95Navigator
Pure Avant-Garde.12 years ago
Dan Sheffield
According to the liner notes, Les Davidson played the solo. Jim Sullivan on rhythm.12 years ago
Gypsy Roller
Night time cool..........Broken English has the same kind of feel .12 years ago
benigno galindo
what nice, is the song.13 years ago
youoverzealtube
@amico78 Big Jim Sullivan. Alan Parker & Jim played on all of the Walker Brothers records. Alan played the great guitar on "No Regrets".13 years ago
Taylor Northern
@raggedsoldiers Alan Parker RIPPED that solo, do you know anything about the liner notes of Scott 4, I'm curious about who played bass on Old Man's Back Again14 years ago
Tony Phillips
Regalseven, let's rub a little English on that. Dude - "persute?!" Seriously?14 years ago
elisafab
but why is it so SHORT? :-(14 years ago
Apathesis0
@mrgeorgebanjoman The Bomber is awesome.14 years ago
Thomas Drewsen
Just like probably quite a few in here I checked out the original version of nite flights because of David Bowie's version... And now i find myself listening to all sort of eerie music from the past. One of the many great things about youtube:-)14 years ago
forafewneedlesmore
Czral Cereal got me into this ... AWESOME!14 years ago
Erin Merle
Such a perfect track14 years ago
Pipkin Hopkins
@amico78 I think it was big Jim Sullivan, he certainly worked on this album !14 years ago
Danny Darcy
James Gang Bomber, nice take on the Mighty Zepp sound15 years ago
raggedsoldiers
@amico78 The guitar solo on this was played by Alan Parker, it's on Wiki, and on the sleeve notes of my album. No Regrets the solo was played by Les Davidson, again on the sleeve notes of my album.15 years ago
bargeanimal
Couldn't be 100% but I think it's John Walker himself. He was / is pretty good. He definitely did the guitar on No Regrets himself anyway.15 years ago
dedeurs
The foreboding of the Climate of hunter album...makes me think of Frank Miller's Dark Knight and Sin City art. I always hated Gary Leeds for ruining Night Flights The whole B-side of the LP isn't by far on par with the A-side, actually.Related Videos
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