The Electrician

1978
did not chart

We're All Alone

We're All Alone1977
NL Charts: # 32

Lines

1976
did not chart

No Regrets / Remember Me

No Regrets1976
UK Charts: # 7
NL Charts: # 7

Walking in the Rain / Baby Make it the Last Time

1967
UK Charts: # 26

Stay with me Baby / Turn out the Moon

1967
UK Charts: # 26

Deadlier than the Male / Archangel

1966
UK Charts: # 34

Another Tear Falls / Saddest Night in the World

1966
UK Charts: # 12

(Baby) You don't Have to Tell Me / My Love is Growing

(Baby) You don't Have to Tell Me1966
UK Charts: # 13
NL Charts: # 37

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore / After the Lights go out

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore1966
UK Charts: # 1
US Charts: #13
NL Charts: # 9

My Ship is Coming In / You're All Around me

My Ship is Coming in1965
UK Charts: # 3
US Charts: # 63

Make it Easy on Yourself / But I do

The Walker Brothers' second release, "Make It Easy on Yourself", a Bacharach/David ballad, swept to No. 1 in the UK charts on release in August 1965.

1965
UK Charts: # 1
US Charts: #16

Pretty Girls Everywhere / Love Her

The Walker Brothers' first single "Pretty Girls Everywhere", with John Maus as lead singer, crept into the charts. It was only when "Love Her", the B-side with Scott's deeper baritone in the lead, was picked up for radio play that they made any real chart impact and executives at Philips, their UK record label, noticed the rangy émigré Americans.

A-side: Pretty Girls Everywhere
B-side: Love Her

1965
UK Charts: # 20