The 1973 album "Any Day Now" finds Scott Walker delving into soul and R&B, a notable departure from his earlier pop and orchestral material. The album features covers of contemporary soul hits alongside original material.
- "Any Day Now" was released in May 1973 on Tilt Productions.
- The album was recorded in London, with Walker working with a range of session musicians.
- This album marked a period of stylistic exploration for Scott Walker, moving away from his 1960s balladry.
Scott Walker is an American-born singer-songwriter who found fame in the 1960s as a member of The Walker Brothers. He is known for his distinctive baritone voice and his later, more experimental work. In 1973, he was exploring soul and R&B influences following his more orchestrated period with the Walker Brothers and his early solo albums.
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