Dionne Warwick, Walk On By
Leroy Van Dyke, Walk On By. Same title, different song.
Patsy Cline, Walkin' After Midnight
Gus Cannon, Walk Right In, 1929. Is that a kazoo I hear? Rooftop Singers' 1962 version.
Rufus Thomas, Walking the Dog, 1965
Ventures, Walk Don't Run. The boys are aging nicely. A big hit back in 1960.
Everly Brothers, Walk Right Back
Four Seasons, Walk Like a Man. Sing like a castrato. Walk or wop?
Bangles, Walk Like an Egyptian. Cultural appropriation! We need more of it. No day without political incorrectness. Walk like an Egyptian and smoke a cigar.
Johnny Cash, I Walk the Line
Ronnettes, Walkin' in the Rain
Left Banke, Walk Away Renee
Robert Johnson, Walkin' Blues.
Jimmy Rogers, Walkin' By Myself. Butterfield and Bloomfield with the latter's solo at 3:42 ff.
James Soriano sends this:
You may have seen this, but there is sonic evidence of the voice of a late 19th century castrato on YouTube. Alessandro Moreschi (1858 –1922) sings the Bach/Gounod "Ave Maria" in a 1904 recording. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjvfqnD0wsWhatever the circumstances of his castration, Moreschi was the soprano at St. John Lateran by the time he was 13 years old.