By examining Walker’s unique catalogue of songs, from classics like ‘The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore’ to the most sought after of rarities, approaches its subject with obsessive enthusiasm to create a definitive portrait of the artist. Divided into sections that correspond to the distinct phases of Walker’s recording career, this book covers the Walker Brothers’ glory years – when Scott, John and Gary Walker enjoyed the same level of popularity as the Beatles, Scott’s return to the public eye as a solo artists during 1967-70, his ‘lost albums’ of the early 1970s, the Walker Brothers reunion and the success of ‘No Regrets’, and his eighties forays into experimentalism and soundtracks. Additionally, obscurities such as rare live tracks by the Walker Brothers and recordings from the Scott Walker BBC TV show are explored in an insightful and fascinating manner.