Scott Walker went from jobbing bassist on Sunset Strip to iconic figure in Britain’s ’60s music scene, initially finding pop stardom with The Walker Brothers, then making a series of critically acclaimed and still treasured solo albums. Wilderness years and a brief Walker Brothers reunion followed, and he was on his way to being written off until some of the savvier members of the post-punk scene reclaimed him as a hero. The cult of Walker has endured, and his return last year with ‘The Drift’ provoked customary celebration and rave reviews.CLICK HERE TO BOOK