Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Edward Sutch, aka Screaming Lord Sutch outside the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital in London, December 1971.

Put together some of the best artists from the late 1960s and one obscure English rocker, and you’ve got Lord Sutch And Heavy Friends. This group was an interesting outfit, to say the least. They ...

Regarding Sen. Mike Lee’s “One Agency for Antitrust” (op-ed, Nov. 18): In seeking unified antitrust enforcement, Sen. Lee might consider the concern of the departed Screaming Lord Sutch, early rocker, ...

How much research have you had to do for the role of Screaming Lord Sutch? Prior to working on this production, I was only really aware of his political exploits [setting up The Monster Raving Loony ...

Carl Danner (Letters, Nov. 23) didn’t quite finish the story of Screaming Lord Sutch’s rhetorical question of why there was only one Monopolies Commission in Britain. There was no answer, so in 1997 ...

Born in 1940, David Edward Sutch (ennobled by deed poll) enjoyed a musical career in which he rubbed shoulders with the likes of Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Keith Moon, while simultaneously chasing an ...

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David Edward Sutch, better known by his stage name, Screaming Lord Sutch, was an English singer, musician and entertainer. His debut was at the Two I's coffee bar in Soho in the late 50's. He was ...

Theatre Royal Plymouth's new season will feature a brand new comedy about Screaming Lord Sutch, the 3rd Earl of Harrow and the founder of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party. Elsewhere in the ...

It’s that frightful time of year! Halloween is just around the corner, which means you’re most likely listening to a variety of algorithmically-curated, Halloween-themed playlists via your favorite ...

And what does it say about our political system that although he lost every one of the 41 parliamentary elections that he stood in as a candidate, he still managed to attract a couple of percentage ...