Screaming Lord Sutch Documentary
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- From his early days, an elightening and entertaining documentary of that great showman, Mr. Screaming Lord Sutch. Watch out for the footage at the end of his Lordship performing "Jack The Ripper", this is the full version, before the BBC took it's scissors to it, and shows the mock 'murder'. It's all great stuff and a 'Must See' for anyone with the slightest interest in David Sutch. My thanks to Alan C for supplying this video.
Before Ozzie, before Alice, we had the spookadelic Screaming Lord Sutch. Amazing how he attracted so many incredible guitar legends to his band. Way before his time, that guy.
Amazing he was, and respected. He did acknowledge Screaming Jay Hawkins as an influence.
@@Buzzer365 a good mate of mine in New York City backed up Screamin' Jay Hawkins in the 70's during the punk scene. I just saw Arthur Brown on tour he's carrying the flame ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
@@BicycleJoeTomasello Crazy
He's obviously seen Screamin Jay Hawkins
Screaming Lord such was a friend of mine. I remember one evening he came to my house for dinner and he brought his press books and he had photos with him and just about everyone that you could think of including Elvis Presley and the Iron Butterfly, etc.
Before Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, MC5, the Stooges.... Before metal or punk, there was Screaming Lord Sutch
I consider Sutch the first real Punk.
@@MultiPetercooldark punk
and before that there was Screaming Jay Hawkins...
My mother comes from Glasgow and I was lucky enough to visit my grandmother there in the early 60s and I experienced some of this and more. Watching his mother making tea and the pride she had in having a stove that ran on gas or hot water indoors. Steam heat was a luxury, indoor plumbing was just a generation old and not everyone had it. My grandmother had a coal fire to heat her flat. She slept with a hot water bottle in the winter.
I remember back in 1971, I saw him perform at a little music venue in Bexley in South East London, called the Black Prince. I remember him being carried over the audience, in a coffin to the stage, when he started singing inside the coffin. On that night, he actually pulled me up onto the stage, and we attempted to sing a duet. Such good times
I am so blessed you have uploaded this. at about 15 mins in, was my grandads shop, Mr spaans. it's so nice to see a little clip of him as I sadly only met him briefly
That's great to know
Are you writing to say that Mr. Spanns did costumes and makeup? I completely loved those places. Had I been there, I would have been a fast friend with David S.
cool
What was the name of his shop ?
I AM OMAR FROM PERU, AND I DISCOVERED LORD STCH WHEN I WAS 12 YEARS OLD IN 1992, I LOVE HIS MUSIC, LORD SUTCH AND HEAVY FRIENDS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE ALBUMS OF ALL TIME.
You might want to check out the facebook for him at facebook.com/groups/screaminglordsutch It's a private group but if you apply to join I'll approve it asap.
Great music to get Stoned to. Especially 'Hands Of Jack The Ripper', my favorite hippy acid rock tune. ❤ from America! Thank you Lord Sutch! You changed my life!
Check out the SLS facebook facebook.com/groups/screaminglordsutch
I found about him by buying a few of his albums at a thrift store in 1979. Didnt realize the amazing score I got at the time. I think all 30 of the records I bought that day costed a whole shilling.
I saw him at the White Hall in East Grinstead, he bounced onto the stage wearing a lavatory seat around his neck and a top hat on his head. Then he took off the hat and he had the longest hair of that period. He would leap off the stage into the audience and chase the screaming girls. How he never got thumped by a boyfriend I don't know, but things were different then.
This is what entertainment is - it's fantastic! It must be so outrageous being in the early to mid 60s. Way before Alice Cooper.
But not way before Screaming Jay Hawkins... Which is basically where he swiped his act and even name from.
I got to hand it to him he was creating glam rock before anyone had the concept to it and he seemed intent on doing something few singer seem to be willing to do and that is entertain.
no singer, great entertainer
Shock Rock. Before the term had been invented.
There is a straight line through the Gothic horror of the 18th century through the Grand Guignol up to this kind of thing.
This guy was super ahead of his time 💯
When you think of it and take notice too - mister Screaming LORD SUTCH was actually a good looking guy when all of that make up was off his face - HE could have been a serious teen idol singer contender - Instead HE chose the slap stick / horror stage route to fame - Either way HE was happy with what he did - and that is what really matters , Joe Nania (also known as "Hollywood" Joe ) - - P.S. I also recorded in Doug Moody's MYSTIC SOUND STUDIOS - in Hollywood , California
- (June 19 1980 for me and the Sheiks of shake ) As HE had when HE recorded HIS Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends album back in May of 1969 -
but he was no singer
The original Deathrocker, along with Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
This is hilarious! I love it. They are carrying around the snare drum, and the drummer falls down.
Yes so glad this has been re-uploaded
16:28 the legend Joe Meek
Joe Meek the genius
and, ironically, destined to star in his own horror movie
An Underrated Earl of Harrow.
Saw him in Florence, in the 90es !
Thank you Alan C!
imagine this guys live show today...
I guess the shooting wouldn’t go down that well ........
a few years later a band names themselves after a horror film "Black sabbath" and features a song called 'Jack the Stripper"
Used to listen to them and others like them back in the day.
A band named after a Bob dylan song did a song called The ripper
Check out Coven from 1969. With bassist Oz Osbourne. First track on their album...Black Sabbath.
Funny how one man can have so much impact
Lord Sutch is the first shock rock band because of their acting stage performance while Black Sabbath is the first heavy metal band defining the sound of "metal" especially their tritone guitar riffs.
would have to say Screaming Jay Hawkins was first, but, definitely directly carrying that flame from SJH
Great radio days
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you're a fan of His Lordship, you may want to checkout the facebook facebook.com/groups/screaminglordsutch
Looks like the prototype for the band on Get Smart called The Sacred Cows.
But he didn’t have the Groovy Guru!
This guy always had a great band. Yes Ritchie Blackmore was in the band at one time.
this was probably created 2 years before he died in 1999 aged 59
he has one child.
Aged 58
Great! Great! Great! Thanks!!! Cheer´s from south Brazil!!!! #freelula
proper early uk punk
Yup. Had an argument with a millennial about it the other day. Sutch was indeed a Punk.
Lord Sutch is a ever glowing star 💫
Arvid Anderson and Tornado Evans joined the Savages from Neil Christian
Ce mec savait faire le show et s entourer des meilleurs musiciens anglais de son époque...
Translation .. "This guy knew how to put on a show and surround himself with the best English musicians of his time... "
MONSTER R n ' ROLL Artist ..... phénoménal artist who catch attention , before Alice Cooper , Arthur Brown , & Manson ........ here's the President , Mr SUTCH !!!!!
Lot of info/photos etc about him on this facebook facebook.com/groups/1500687056611274
SLS came loong before Alice Cooper and his shock rock :):)
Is that Richie Blackmore on guitar??
I thought vic clark was original savages guitarist?
Paul Nicolas doing the intro and playing the piano
Well, what a upmost educative piece of R&R history .... ha ha ha !
Great band! However, they got BLOWN off the stage by The Doors at the Toronto Rock Festival in 1969. The talent gap was preposterous. Still, they shared the stage with Alice Cooper and you could see the influence.
Just like Divine in Pink Flamingos, shooting into the audience!
You can bet T Screaming Lord Sutch was tearing up some whisker biscuit 🤪🎸🤘
we could have done with Dave back in politics
But how could he have sent up the existing parliamentary system as its already Loony..
Now we have KISS concerts.....sad
Classic!!!!!!!
Noel Fielding must be a fan
Actor pop star Paul Nicholas in the backing band THE SAVAGES.
Paul is actually on the record "Dracula's Daughter'. See czcams.com/video/CG7rUWrCn4c/video.html
Blackmore did play with Sutch but at a different time. That's not him on guitar, right here
Great footage recording at Holloway Road with Joe Meek
21:45 - The nose of that guy! He must be a warlock!
Yeh quite a conk, and it seems to be glowing too.
Вот кто Блэкмору психику поломал😂😂😂
Let this be a lesson to all you aspiring rock stars. Now matter how ugly you may think you are, just remember--if these cats can pull chicks---ANYONE CAN!
Great.
Keith Moon - later the Who?
Forget Alice Cooper, think Ossie and British Beat Music.
is richie blackmore in this?
Jimmy Page played for him
Hi did. Just a session musician in those days.
@@Buzzer365 Honestly I'm not a big fan of Led Zeppelin, I'm not into 70s stadium rock, I'm much more into 60s garage rock. But I am a fan of Jimmy Page's work from the 60s. As a session musician he found his way onto a hell of a lot of great records back then, including Lord Sutch's. Played on Francoise Hardy records as well and he produced Nico's 1st single. For all that...I'm a fan.
❤️
Anyone know what that car is at 21:55? It looks reminiscent of a 1959 Chrysler Imperial, but its obviously not. Any ideas?
1959 Chevrolet.
@@Buzzer365 Thanks, I should've known that, but didn't recognize it. Then when it showed the interior and I saw the right-hand drive my mind went wild thinking I'd discovered some cool English form of Mopar. :) Can you tell if its a Bel Air, Impala or what, or did they have those designations
in England?
いいね‼
nice
That's Blackmore on guitar
Would anyone know why I can't find this on the BBC Genome site? Was it put in the listings under a different name?
You should be able to find it scrolling down on this blog
.www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00kf360
"Wacko is all I can say"
That says it all.
9:20 - LMFAO!
Same with Alice Cooper....
Except he's French American ! Vincent Furnier
Скримин Лорд всецело охуенен!
I can't believe Blackmore would have anything to do with this idiocy.
+Jim M Blackmore stated that, at the time, there were only two bands that were playing the sort of music that he wanted to play - they were The Savages and Johnny Kidd and the Pirates and he would happily have joined either. Most other bands at the time were lightweight Cliff and the Shadows types. He auditioned for the band in 1961 but just missed out, finally getting in in 1962. Considering that they never had a hit record, The Savages earned good money and had stacks of work.
what idiocy ? Blackmore played with a lot of people before deep purple. Lord sutch but also Gene Vincent. I think that you're the idiot.
Blackmore had the idea of shock rock before anyone else did, so I think he was looking for some scary crazy band, not happy pop music, so this was his thing, and this was before Rock really developed into what it became in the mid to late 60's.
To be succinct: That's show biz. Really great vid.
Blackmore owes Lord Sutch for his showmanship. Lord Sutch made sure to drag Blackmore to the front of the stage and force him to do this 'idiocy' and Blackmore realizing it was entertaining...has kept it in his 'act' to this day. Read up on Blackmore's past before Purple...great, great stuff. He also performed with Joe Meek's bands in that same 'idiocy' roles....Great performers have mentors....Sutch was mentor to many...including Blackmore , Page, Watts, Moon....
A rock superstar!
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