All 3 were very handsome with John being my favourite although I love Scott’s voice. I do believe John was the original lead singer then one song suited Scott’s voice more and he took over a lead. ❤️
As the Walker Brothers and individuals recording artist John, Scott and Gary left their mark in the music industry and with their fans. each of the three guys were talented singers and musician. John Maus/Walker, November 12, 1943 - May 7, 2011 Noel Scott Engel/Walker January 9, 1943 - March 22, 2019 Gary Leeds/Walker March 9, 1942,
La canción en si es muy bella , pero ese arreglo monumental de No Regrets es francamente de otro mundo ; lo mas fino , depurado y excelso a lo que puede llegar una composición 🎉✨🌞✨🌺☘️❤️💛💙💚🌺🌿✨
The (sensational) bass player on 'No Regrets' was Daryl Runswick, born 12 October 1946, a classically trained English composer, arranger, jazz musician, producer and educationalist.
I’m a huge fan of Scott’s late period, and the entirety of his songwriting career. I still have a guilty affection for his disavowed early to mid 70s cover era, and his country interpretations. This is both cringeworthy and charming. Thanks for uploading it.
Luis Aguilé, the host of his own show "La vida pasa felizmente...", from Argentina and based in Spain, was a very succesful singer-songwriter during the sixties and seventies, always in Spanish.
This was the first time I saw a conversation between this host and the three members of The Walker Brothers. The expressions on the faces of the three members are very funny. Thanks.
Also the guy couldn’t speak a word of Inglesa 😂 I always loved Scott, but John and Garry came into their own. Especially John 👍 he had a lovely voice and outgoing personality. Scott seemed withdrawn? My feeling
The Handsome Brothers With World Class Barnets give the interviewer some stick before they mime and lip-synch with much grinning, no doubt stemming from their amused disdain for the show biz television promotional nonsense they had to get up to. This "country" styled material toward the end of their career is still a great deal more dynamic & vocally satisfying than the prefab contrivances streaming out of Nashville today. The Brothers' last 1978 album sank without a trace upon release, only to stand as a major landmark almost 50 years later.
I've been trying to find more of Gary's contribution to the band. I know he didn't sing or write anything for them until their last album, and he is only credited as "percussion" on some songs on some albums. Whenever I see him mime to the drums (played by someone else on the studio recording) it always seems awkward, like I am not sure he can really play. Is there any live footage of him actually playing??
Scott & John really were having a good time together here , they seemed to be real friends during this period, and both still looked very young & charming. Gary, well, Gary, ....Nice bloke but, okay.. , let's leave it that. This song is quite underestimated. Scott's low bits are impressive and his vocals througout the whole song are very well phrased, as, actually, only he could pull off. The arrangement is quite stunning and beautifully orchestrated. The bass arrangement is sensational. The bass player, is It Scott? I don't know, is almost playing as freely as in a jamsession, with great virtuosity, but it all fits in flawlessly. John's vocal seems effortless, Scott and John were a beautiful duo indeed. Only the Everlys and John & Paul could sing such well crafted duets. The solo at the end, which seems to be John, although very 'seventies', is impressive in its virtuosty as well, and a fine performance. The poor concept behind the video is amateur hour stuff, and the Spanish guy, on one hand great fun but pfff, what a mediocre type.....But it all doesn't matter much. It's Scott & John!.., great guys they were indeed Thanks a lot for putting it on, really enjoyed it.
@@will2741 Hi Will My opinion is full of praise & compliments. I don't understand what you mean with 'condescending'. Ok I didnt compliment Gary, but don't tell me he ddi a great job. He didn't play on any of the Walker Brothers records, they always hired other, same thing live. btwIm a professional musician and have worked with many great drummers.in my lifetime Best Roger
@@steffanhoffmann Being honest is fine generally speaking. But when I see a fine performance by John & Scott, and Gary is hitiing his drum set like he's not interested at all, He could have easily have learned by heart what was on the records and pretend it was him, He often didn't touch the kit with his sticks, not putting in any force, energy or reality like actions. It doesn't match up withe other two who are doing their very professional best. What you call honesty is in fact unprofessional behaviour , I'm sorry, Gary may have been a very nice guy, but for professional musicians he was a drag to look at when 'playing' withe Walkers All the best Roger
@@conniewolf7300 1976 with an open polyester shirt means he might be *gay?* 😲 What planet were you on in the disco era? 🤔 (Although, Bowie said Scott Walker was a *major* influence; but really, who cares? )
They mostly were miming, depending on the show & country concerned. However, when a professional musician, you needed to mime 'professionally', meaning that things had to look as if 'live' as much as possible, and not like you did'nt care what it looked like. Miming well is an art in itself, but 'rehearsable'...
The dancers in this program became very popular in Spain. They were known as The Ballet Zoom because the use of the zoom by director-producer Valerio Lazarov.
Thank the Goddess Isis that Scott Walker went out on his own, and charted a difficult, and solitary path that few, if any have navigated with success! The other "Brothers" were Pedestrian as All Fcking Get-out!
Great song.great voices.The drummer was totally out of line and rude asking the interviewer Who are you?? EVANGELIST Roger Mansour Former Leslie West drummer
Loved these guys when they decided to stay and became huge in the UK 2 bad they are all passed over to the other side . I hope they knew the Lord , that way I’ll get to have a nice chat with em’ in the heavenly city when get over there by the grace of Jesus , the Christ of God !
The vocals are too much over the music on the first song, it does not blend well with the melody .. The second song is a good southern style laid back vibe and they were taking in the country influence of that era ..
You could pass Scott and John off as twins 😊 brilliant find of seeing the 3 of them having fun ,love "No Regrets" still cringe at Midge Ures cover in the 80s with that posing band of his Ultrapox I used to call them singing that song they sang about Rigsbys cat from "Rising Damp" "Vienna"😺 like Rigsby I wanted to boot my foot through the television every time "Midget" Ure opened his mouth 😜 a huge thanks for uploading this video 👍and to Elton Johns record lRocket label for putting The Walker Brothers and Billy Ocean on the map and on the road 👌
Weird band, The Walker Brothers. They weren't brothers. There were 3 of them, 2 frontmen and a drummer who didn't seem to add much--except in their big hit The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore. Otherwise he was in the background, grinning away, playing session chops. Their music over-all was a bizarre mix of pop and country western, ballads and twangy stuff with a little Wall of Sound inexplicably thrown in. Vocals were good--maybe a little too much baritone. This clip was embarrassing. Walker Bros. being a little testy. Then doing some cheesy lip-syncing. Good grief. I still want to like them ... for some reason.
Agreed, the only reason Gary Leeds was there was because his Dad was wealthy and he paid for them all to go to the UK as a band to avoid being drafted and sent to Vietnam. He was last heard of living east of London making miniatures out of sand… weird occupation.
@@lindaobrien7215 Well ...the weirdness continued. John, I think it was, dropped out of the pop scene and started writing and producing his own stuff--kind of avant guard, incomprehensible music. He had a small loyal following. Scott eventually reformed his own version of the Walker Bros. (just him) and went on the road for years and years, playing old hits. You said Gary, the drummer, is still alive. Sand miniatures. Wow! Fame is not kind. I hear they wrote an autobiography of the band, long ago. Not sure I can bring myself to read it.
It was John who went on tour on his own singing the old hits with Scott on a video screen though they had many offers to reform but Scott didn't want to.
@@ronagoodwell2709 It was Scott who stayed in London and produced avant garde, off the wall music, after making about 3 albums that were not too bad. He turned into a bit of a recluse, I understand. There's a good documentary somewhere on YT about it. John returned to the US and had a band.
No eran muy conocidos en España, pero eran muy buenos yo si los conocía porque por allá en los 70 estaba navegando en un barco inglés. El entrevistador era un cantante Argentino afincado en España hace algunos años que ha fallecido Hace unos meses he visto a Pretenders primero y después a los Guns n Roses en un mismo concierto en El campo de fútbol del Celta de Vigo donde hace años vi a los Stones ,un saudiño dende GALIZA ESPAÑA
One of my 60s favorite bands.
Scott's voice had matured even more by then ❤❤❤
John hatte ich noch nie alleine singen hören,😊 bin überrascht was für eine tolle Stimme er hatte.
Great voices!
Very interesting seeing this...very nice quality of them I haven't seen before
wonderful to see this, and the lads smiling. i love the walker brothers...
I always remember Scott and John as having legs up to next week. First saw them 53 years ago and still love Scott
There's no denying that the singing is the highlight of this video. Viva Walker Brothers.
All 3 were very handsome with John being my favourite although I love Scott’s voice. I do believe John was the original lead singer then one song suited Scott’s voice more and he took over a lead. ❤️
As the Walker Brothers and individuals recording artist John, Scott and Gary left their mark in the music industry and with their fans. each of the three guys were talented singers and musician.
John Maus/Walker, November 12, 1943 - May 7, 2011
Noel Scott Engel/Walker January 9, 1943 - March 22, 2019
Gary Leeds/Walker March 9, 1942,
@@drewpall2598
Danke für die Info 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
These are such a Great Great, Group.. Beautiful. 🇮🇲👍🇮🇲
love this! especially scotts outfit and big smile!
Simply wonderful! Strange but charming. Both songs are incredible slices of 70s!
They were so cool, just beautiful.
They were kind of arrogant and the drummer was a dick.
La canción en si es muy bella , pero ese arreglo monumental de No Regrets es francamente de otro mundo ; lo mas fino , depurado y excelso a lo que puede llegar una composición 🎉✨🌞✨🌺☘️❤️💛💙💚🌺🌿✨
Saw them in Tooting years and years ago.still remember every bit of it
Excellent ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Grew up with them,and still listen to them I am 74
I'm 69, and I still listen to Scott every night too.
only one left now Helen I'm the same age ...in Great Britain in 1964 they were HUGE
The (sensational) bass player on 'No Regrets' was Daryl Runswick, born 12 October 1946, a classically trained English composer, arranger, jazz musician, producer and educationalist.
Never seen this before. Thank you!😊
John and Scott! They're singing
together!
My first love never dies,Scott.
Never saw such a conversation between Walker Bros before. Great and thanks.
Schön als sie alle noch lebten.😊
That voice,that voice
I’m a huge fan of Scott’s late period, and the entirety of his songwriting career. I still have a guilty affection for his disavowed early to mid 70s cover era, and his country interpretations. This is both cringeworthy and charming. Thanks for uploading it.
he does great versions of "cowboy" and "delta dawn"
Same! And did they really have to use that faces-in-the-drums trick so heavily?😊
Same
Steven. That is the most beautiful so in the world "THE sun ain't gonna shine any More" and "Make it easy on Yourself".✌😍✌🐳
When you look at an ‘old’ person, remember they were swinging in the 1960’s! Groovy, lol.
Yea but this is the mid 1970s
When they look at me, almost 75, they still see me swinging!
@@steffanhoffmannThe Walker Brothers were around in the mid 60’s as well! 😅
@@cirrus1964Good answer sir.
@@DMSJagXK I realise that. You've probably misunderstood my point.
john walker guitar HERO !!!!!
I saw them, Wellington NZ, 1967, I loved them, and I was on a date with an Australian girl. Beautiful weekend.
Got given a record player and a box of LP's 1973'sh I'd of been 6 no regrets i played a 1000 times magic tune 😊
So,so 70's.Cool as hell.
Song a little week for their come back!!! But the voice always clear and sure very handsome!!!
Brilliant!! Thank you for sharing. This was an absolute treat to watch. Enjoyed it so much.
Luis Aguilé, the host of his own show "La vida pasa felizmente...", from Argentina and based in Spain, was a very succesful singer-songwriter during the sixties and seventies, always in Spanish.
Thanks for the info
Is his Spanish also heavily Argentinian? It doesn't quite sound like the Castilian I'm used to hearing
He has argentinian accent but blurred with spanish...he lived un Sapun for decades
Amazing film.
Sorry guys but believe you are the best sounding lot ever
Jetzt sind diese zwei schönen Männer wieder zusammen.😢
Some great music.
I like John Walker's lead guitar work. !!!
Haha. It wasn't him.
He was a good guitarist, guitar teacher early on in Los Angeles.
@@wanderer299aHe taught Brian Wilson!
Love hearing their talking voices. Wish it had all been in English a little more. Great videos.
I loved it❤️ the Spanish guy was a hoot😂 he couldn’t speak English and was shocked they didn’t know him 😂👍hilarious
He is Luis Aguilé, a very famous composer in spanish speaking countries
@@BachintoshCharliePan Which means nothing in the two biggest markets
🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸
@@steffanhoffmann it could mean something in Spanish speaking American countries.
@@Eleventhearlofmars Fair point 👍
The most talented and cool trio that no one‘s ever heard of.
Von dem noch niemand gehört hat???
Are you kidding? World famous from the 1960s onwards, more like.
Depends how old you are!😮
I have
New to me anyway.
This was the first time I saw a conversation between this host and the three members of The Walker Brothers. The expressions on the faces of the three members are very funny. Thanks.
Also the guy couldn’t speak a word of Inglesa 😂 I always loved Scott, but John and Garry came into their own. Especially John 👍 he had a lovely voice and outgoing personality. Scott seemed withdrawn? My feeling
It's called sarcasm.
I love that it’s in Spanish by the interviewer ❤️ mi gusto mucho
John hatte aber auch eine tolle Stimme, hatte ihn noch nie alleine gehört.
The Handsome Brothers With World Class Barnets give the interviewer some stick before they mime and lip-synch with much grinning, no doubt stemming from their amused disdain for the show biz television promotional nonsense they had to get up to. This "country" styled material toward the end of their career is still a great deal more dynamic & vocally satisfying than the prefab contrivances streaming out of Nashville today. The Brothers' last 1978 album sank without a trace upon release, only to stand as a major landmark almost 50 years later.
John & Gary: "Give the fella the guitar".
Luis (the host): No, pero, yo..
Scott: "Oh, don't be modest. Come on".
Luis: "Yo no soy cantante aqui".
😂👍
I've been trying to find more of Gary's contribution to the band. I know he didn't sing or write anything for them until their last album, and he is only credited as "percussion" on some songs on some albums. Whenever I see him mime to the drums (played by someone else on the studio recording) it always seems awkward, like I am not sure he can really play. Is there any live footage of him actually playing??
This came up 3 years ago. I’m still laughing 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
scott singing jaques brell was one of my favourite sounds of the time [late sixties, i think]
Check out Scott Walker sings Jacques Brel...marvellous
Scott & John really were having a good time together here , they seemed to be real friends during this period, and both still looked very young & charming. Gary, well, Gary, ....Nice bloke but, okay.. , let's leave it that. This song is quite underestimated. Scott's low bits are impressive and his vocals througout the whole song are very well phrased, as, actually, only he could pull off. The arrangement is quite stunning and beautifully orchestrated. The bass arrangement is sensational. The bass player, is It Scott? I don't know, is almost playing as freely as in a jamsession, with great virtuosity, but it all fits in flawlessly. John's vocal seems effortless, Scott and John were a beautiful duo indeed. Only the Everlys and John & Paul could sing such well crafted duets. The solo at the end, which seems to be John, although very 'seventies', is impressive in its virtuosty as well, and a fine performance. The poor concept behind the video is amateur hour stuff, and the Spanish guy, on one hand great fun but pfff, what a mediocre type.....But it all doesn't matter much. It's Scott & John!.., great guys they were indeed Thanks a lot for putting it on, really enjoyed it.
Thanks for these comments. The guitar solo was by session guitarist Alan Parker.
condescending stuff. 10/10
@@will2741 Hi Will My opinion is full of praise & compliments. I don't understand what you mean with 'condescending'. Ok I didnt compliment Gary, but don't tell me he ddi a great job. He didn't play on any of the Walker Brothers records, they always hired other, same thing live. btwIm a professional musician and have worked with many great drummers.in my lifetime Best Roger
Gary was being honest. So what?! 😂
Best wishes
🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸
@@steffanhoffmann Being honest is fine generally speaking. But when I see a fine performance by John & Scott, and Gary is hitiing his drum set like he's not interested at all, He could have easily have learned by heart what was on the records and pretend it was him, He often didn't touch the kit with his sticks, not putting in any force, energy or reality like actions. It doesn't match up withe other two who are doing their very professional best. What you call honesty is in fact unprofessional behaviour , I'm sorry, Gary may have been a very nice guy, but for professional musicians he was a drag to look at when 'playing' withe Walkers All the best Roger
Scott Walker shirtless on TV!
Yea what in heck was that about? Was he a closet gay??
@@conniewolf7300 1976 with an open polyester shirt means he might be *gay?* 😲 What planet were you on in the disco era? 🤔 (Although, Bowie said Scott Walker was a *major* influence; but really, who cares? )
Nobody could sing like Scott.
That is soo true - it was the most fantastic voice ...and still in 2024 !
But dont forget that John too had a super voice - not as marked as Scotts - but still ekstraordinare!
what the heck was going on there at the beginning? LOL! that was a hide behind the cushion on the sofa moment.
Der Bruder am Schlagzeug tut immer noch so stümperhaft, als ob
er es selbst wäre😅😅😅😅😅
They mostly were miming, depending on the show & country concerned. However, when a professional musician, you needed to mime 'professionally', meaning that things had to look as if 'live' as much as possible, and not like you did'nt care what it looked like. Miming well is an art in itself, but 'rehearsable'...
I don't think they liked miming and really didn't have to, because when they sang live they were as good or better than their recordings!
The recording is magnificent. The interview is part of the reason the recording group parted...
Please explain why they parted over this.
Esta bien si habla Castellano.... ¿ entiendes ? ..... si ... podria estar..un ?.. Riqueño.... great video clip .
Luis Aguile!!!!!!! Ana argentinian spanish song writer and tv host!! Nevera Heard he was interviewing the Walker brothers
Increible muy ingles xxxx
The dancers in this program became very popular in Spain. They were known as The Ballet Zoom because the use of the zoom by director-producer Valerio Lazarov.
Never thought my eyes would see the incredible crossover between walker brothers and ballet zoom plus Luis aguile. 😳😳😀😀😀😀
What happened to the dancers, are they still alive?
Camera director was off his head during this.
Love the Spanish guy😂😂❤️❤️
It was the time of the perms.
Thank the Goddess Isis that Scott Walker went out on his own, and charted a difficult, and solitary path that few, if any have navigated with success! The other "Brothers" were Pedestrian as All Fcking Get-out!
❤❤❤❤
European TV is always cheesy or it was back then,what's with the faces in the drums..
Great song.great voices.The drummer was totally out of line and rude asking the interviewer Who are you??
EVANGELIST Roger Mansour
Former Leslie West drummer
Why was GARY under LOCK AND KEY!! He makes Charlie Watts look like a wild man- His sticks never touch the skins??
Loved these guys when they decided to stay and became huge in the UK
2 bad they are all passed over to the other side . I hope they knew the Lord , that way I’ll get to have a nice chat with em’ in the heavenly city when get over there by the grace of Jesus , the Christ of God !
“The Lord” wants you to please stop preaching. Thanks.
I wish you people would keep your particular brand of religion to yourselves!
Gary Walker is still alive and still living in England
@@fishtolizard3930 yes he certainly does. Why do people think they have to be so overbearing with their religious nonsense?!
Scott Walker was “God” no one beside him -no.2 was Bowie.
Как красиво! 💙💛
The vocals are too much over the music on the first song, it does not blend well with the melody .. The second song is a good southern style laid back vibe and they were taking in the country influence of that era ..
A typical Valerio lazarov TV show (romanian sapanishtv director and producer )
esto es música
That is not John Maus.
Sound like bowie voice.😮
Bowie “loved” Scott Walker. Bowie sang “nite flight” by Walker on ‘Black tie/white noise’. Walker also liked Bowie. They are mine no. 1
こんな映像があるなんて！ 4:06
the interviewer looks a bit like Antoine de Caunes
Noooo, Antoine de Caunes was cute!
Why is Scott doing this. it was very beneath and behind him at this point. Money i guess..
Weird interview
Hilarious, especially if you speak Spanish. These guys were too s,Mart for thie business.
You could pass Scott and John off as twins 😊 brilliant find of seeing the 3 of them having fun ,love "No Regrets" still cringe at Midge Ures cover in the 80s with that posing band of his Ultrapox I used to call them singing that song they sang about Rigsbys cat from "Rising Damp" "Vienna"😺 like Rigsby I wanted to boot my foot through the television every time "Midget" Ure opened his mouth 😜 a huge thanks for uploading this video 👍and to Elton Johns record lRocket label for putting The Walker Brothers and Billy Ocean on the map and on the road 👌
Que no hablaban ninguna palabra
I wish they hadn’t perm their hair.
The dancers were kinda lame.
They seem out of place. The Walker Brothers were the sort of act that didn't require dancers or any other distraction.
Jon hadn,t the great voice Scott had.
As much as their music in the 1960s was fabulous, their 1970s stuff is lame, predictable and banal.
Try the electrician. Magnificent
They were very much of their time.
Weird band, The Walker Brothers. They weren't brothers. There were 3 of them, 2 frontmen and a drummer who didn't seem to add much--except in their big hit The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore. Otherwise he was in the background, grinning away, playing session chops. Their music over-all was a bizarre mix of pop and country western, ballads and twangy stuff with a little Wall of Sound inexplicably thrown in. Vocals were good--maybe a little too much baritone. This clip was embarrassing. Walker Bros. being a little testy. Then doing some cheesy lip-syncing. Good grief. I still want to like them ... for some reason.
Agreed, the only reason Gary Leeds was there was because his Dad was wealthy and he paid for them all to go to the UK as a band to avoid being drafted and sent to Vietnam. He was last heard of living east of London making miniatures out of sand… weird occupation.
@@lindaobrien7215 Well ...the weirdness continued. John, I think it was, dropped out of the pop scene and started writing and producing his own stuff--kind of avant guard, incomprehensible music. He had a small loyal following. Scott eventually reformed his own version of the Walker Bros. (just him) and went on the road for years and years, playing old hits. You said Gary, the drummer, is still alive. Sand miniatures. Wow! Fame is not kind. I hear they wrote an autobiography of the band, long ago. Not sure I can bring myself to read it.
It was John who went on tour on his own singing the old hits with Scott on a video screen though they had many offers to reform but Scott didn't want to.
@@ronagoodwell2709 It was Scott who stayed in London and produced avant garde, off the wall music, after making about 3 albums that were not too bad. He turned into a bit of a recluse, I understand. There's a good documentary somewhere on YT about it. John returned to the US and had a band.
No eran muy conocidos en España, pero eran muy buenos yo si los conocía porque por allá en los 70 estaba navegando en un barco inglés. El entrevistador era un cantante Argentino afincado en España hace algunos años que ha fallecido
Hace unos meses he visto a Pretenders primero y después a los Guns n Roses en un mismo concierto en
El campo de fútbol del Celta de Vigo donde hace años vi a los Stones ,un saudiño dende GALIZA ESPAÑA