Walk Away Renée is one of the classic songs that defined the Baroque Pop (also known as Baroque Rock or Bach-rock) genre of the 1960s. The song is notable for its unique fusion of pop/rock structures with classical instrumentation, such as the harpsichord and string arrangements, creating a sophisticated, melancholy, and classical-tinged sound. The track expresses a poignant, yearning emotion about unrequited love. (Songwriter): Michael Brown, Bob Calilli, and Tony Sansone. (Written Year): 1965.

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94K views · 3.4K reactions | The lyrics to The Left Banke's 1966, Billboard #5 hit, "Walk Away Renee" were written by the band's keyboard player, Michael Brown, about bassist Tom Finn's then-girlfriend, Renee Fladen. In a rather sad twist, Finn was replaced on the actual recording of the song by a session musician, although his backing vocals do appear on the track. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio | Facebook