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17 de jun. de 1999 · Screaming Lord Sutch: Britain's longest-serving party leader Downing Street has led the tributes to Lord Sutch, the leader of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party, who has been found dead at his London home. He was 58. To send your tributes to Lord Sutch, click here.
Screaming Lord Sutch (dahinter Colin Dale, rechts Tony Dangerfield) David Edward Sutch (* 10.November 1940 in Hampstead, County of London, England; † 16. Juni 1999 in Harrow, London) war ein britischer Sänger, Politiker und Radiopirat.Er wurde bekannt unter dem Künstlernamen und Fantasietitel Screaming Lord Sutch, Third Earl of Harrow
Sutch's next step was to change his name - he had been using the 'Screaming Lord Sutch' alias since The Savages first began 2, but now he felt it was time to make it official.
Other articles where Screaming Lord Sutch is discussed: Jeff Beck: …supporting stint with rock-and-roll eccentric Screaming Lord Sutch brought young guitarist Beck to the attention of blues-rock group the Yardbirds, whose lead guitarist he became in 1965, replacing Eric Clapton. The following year, having left the Yardbirds, Beck founded his own combo, the Jeff Beck Group, featuring vocalist ...
History Sutch era. Starting in 1963, David Sutch, head of the rock group Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages, stood in British parliamentary elections under a range of party names, initially as the National Teenage Party candidate. At that time the minimum voting age was 21. The party's name was intended to highlight what Sutch and others viewed as hypocrisy, since teenagers were unable to ...
14 de feb. de 2010 · Brilliant live clip of the late Lord Sutch doing "Jack The Ripper" in London sometime in late 1964.The clips shows kids' fashions just on the cusp between th...
17 de jun. de 1999 · Screaming Lord Sutch: Britain's longest-serving party leader Downing Street has led the tributes to Lord Sutch, the leader of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party, who has been found dead at his London home. He was 58. To send your tributes to Lord Sutch, click here.
