I remember when I first heard this album I was jazzed by this song and Baby Come Back. A bit of the impressario of Sutch gets in the way but the work of Page is really good.
WOW what a lineup Jimmy Page, Noel Redding, John Bonham, & Jeff Beck were just some of his Heavy Friends.... didn't care for it much when it came out but the years crept up on me and I appreciate it more now at the age of 60.
There used to be a skaterock band in the US back in the 80s called Screaming Lord Salba and his Heavy Friends [the skater steve alba hence salba]. I never knew where he got it from, but now I know why, this stuff stinks! hehe
"Sutch's album Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends was named in a 1998 BBC poll as the worst album of all time, a status it also held in Colin Larkin's book The Top 1000 Albums of All Time, despite the fact that Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Jeff Beck, Noel Redding and Nicky Hopkins performed on it and helped write it." -- wikipedia
By "worst album", I assume they meant to say "best album"!
i want to get this album but i cant find it anywhere, its over £11 for a cd online and its not downloadable from itunes... thank god for youtube... only heard this because i was reading about john bonham on wiki and it said he was on this album so checked it on here and was enlightened!
"...Pero Bonzo no solo grabó con Led Zeppelin. Bonham también encontró tiempo para hacer algo de trabajo de sesión para otros artistas. En 1970, Bonham tocó para Lord Sutch en su álbum Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends. También grabó para su amigo Roy Wood, en el álbum Wizzard (1979). Luego vuelve a los escenarios, pero esta vez junto a la banda de Paul McCartney: Paul McCartney's Wings on their Back to the Egg Rockestra Project..."
yo people this is JOHN BONHAM!! his drums are on this shyt, Hmmm uhhh if anyone LOVES drums, check out my Greatest 60 Drum Songs of Rock & Roll video!!!!!!!!!!
All the best music is on commercials now! They should show credits at the end for the band. Kids should know where the best music comes from. Damned hipsters selling out to the MAN!
The Doors haven't let their music be used in ads and you really have to respect them for it. I don't know where I saw the quote or which one of their surviving members said it - I think it was Krieger* who said, " I've gotten letters and spoke to people who first got drunk to our music, who first got laid to our music, who concieved their kids to our music, and even heard some kids in Vietname died to our music. That's not for sale."
Led Zeppelin's been pretty good about it, as well.
I heard this rummor before and dont buy it, recording music in a studio is a big process. The qualty is to good and produced, if this was the case all the songs would sound like they were done by a jam band. They also played live shows together with kieth moon on drums, i believe that the second album wich is live was a suprise to the other musicians.
Is this Bonham Page and Jones backing Sutch, some of the guitar parts sound like stuff Page would later jam on with Zeppelin....and the opening riff sounds like the begining of Bron-Yr-Stomp! Whatever its awesome!!
LORD SUTCH AND HEAVY FRIENDS...1970 What a great album. While it did so poorly in sales back in 1970, hearing it now (30 some years later) it actually sounds really good. Must have been ahead of it's time for sure!
Sales did poorly because all these artist were under the impression these recordings were for demo purposes only, not to be released. When announced it would be released, all these artists disowned it and the album consequently did poorly, along with Screaming Lord Sutch's career subsequent to the release of this album. Sucks it happened how it did but at least we have the music! lol
If thats true its sad that it was released twice as a Jimmy Page album, Smoke and Fire and Jimmy Page and Friends - Wailing Sounds. I guess he made more money out of than Sutch
So True,have to admit it went past me at the time ,I knew almost nothing about him,yet I did follow the "pop & rock scene",it was probably too offhand for mainstream promotion. 1970 , things became too serious for this kinda stuff and wasn't deemed cool enough.Got to know these original sounds through the amazing internet.Now with the recognition of 'Freakbeat" ,this gets long overdue attention,Same with all things Joe Meek. Genius.
one of the most underrated rockstars of his time. funny how A.Cooper seemed to have 'borrowed' a few things from Sutch, while Manson blatently just COPIED and RIPPED OFF everything from Cooper! If the kids only knew. Too bad there is NO hope anymore.
I tried to turn some high school friends on to Lord Sutch. This would have been around 1970 or so. They hated him. Oh well. I just loved this song especially. After all these years, I remembered it and decided to look for it. Thanks for uploading it to YouTube.
Haven't heard THISIgnore the critics, this cut is fuckin' fabulous! Lord Sutch's vocals ain't the best but they fit here just fine, and the guitars saw thru yer skull with beautiful lysergic sweeps of ecstatic thrills, one after the other! This one is just too much fun! Sugar cube anyone?---Jupiter Superfreak in Vegas
JIMMY FUCKIN PAGE
MixxMasterKid 3 months ago 2
wish they made music like this still
Dve33able 5 months ago
I remember when I first heard this album I was jazzed by this song and Baby Come Back. A bit of the impressario of Sutch gets in the way but the work of Page is really good.
Thanks
GuitArch54 5 months ago
BONHAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM! The GOD of drums and life
Dve33able 6 months ago
Great Album, Great Song. Thanks for posting
DWGERRY26 9 months ago
awesome groove
ezcondition 9 months ago
The rhythm is smoking hot.
eatsandsleeps 10 months ago
Way ahead of its time. Lord Sutch will always live on!
cozener1 11 months ago
WOW what a lineup Jimmy Page, Noel Redding, John Bonham, & Jeff Beck were just some of his Heavy Friends.... didn't care for it much when it came out but the years crept up on me and I appreciate it more now at the age of 60.
SEVFEST 1 year ago 4
jammin
fedorov28 1 year ago
@Gyphia es Bonham...
BonzoAleman 1 year ago
@Gyphia Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Jeff Beck, Noel Redding and Nicky Hopkins performed on this album
LucaCava94 1 year ago
@LucaCava94 great era, fantastic for me, because I found a cassette record and since them, I`m a fan of this music.
santyrush 10 months ago
is bonham using a ludwig drumkit in this??
LucaCava94 1 year ago
@LucaCava94 yes...
BonzoAleman 1 year ago
he was a star
newall7 1 year ago
There used to be a skaterock band in the US back in the 80s called Screaming Lord Salba and his Heavy Friends [the skater steve alba hence salba]. I never knew where he got it from, but now I know why, this stuff stinks! hehe
rillloudmother 1 year ago
@rillloudmother Not as bad as your mouth,mother...
PAULLONDEN 1 year ago
@PAULLONDEN this is the worst these musicians ever sounded on any recording, and sutch is even worse
rillloudmother 1 year ago
@rillloudmother You just don't 'get it',mother....it's meant to sound 'freaky'. sorry...no Lynyrd Skynyrd for you here.
PAULLONDEN 1 year ago
@PAULLONDEN dude, i don't dig on skynyrd at all...
rillloudmother 1 year ago
"Sutch's album Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends was named in a 1998 BBC poll as the worst album of all time, a status it also held in Colin Larkin's book The Top 1000 Albums of All Time, despite the fact that Jimmy Page, John Bonham, Jeff Beck, Noel Redding and Nicky Hopkins performed on it and helped write it." -- wikipedia
By "worst album", I assume they meant to say "best album"!
psteed 1 year ago 2
looks like my dad new what he was listening to after all!
ringwormsnowy 1 year ago
i like that cake stand.
milkowaif 1 year ago
the renaissance love it
jimfitzart 1 year ago
Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck?
jarmyvicious 1 year ago
i want to get this album but i cant find it anywhere, its over £11 for a cd online and its not downloadable from itunes... thank god for youtube... only heard this because i was reading about john bonham on wiki and it said he was on this album so checked it on here and was enlightened!
bayley90 1 year ago
jhon bonham played drums
"...Pero Bonzo no solo grabó con Led Zeppelin. Bonham también encontró tiempo para hacer algo de trabajo de sesión para otros artistas. En 1970, Bonham tocó para Lord Sutch en su álbum Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends. También grabó para su amigo Roy Wood, en el álbum Wizzard (1979). Luego vuelve a los escenarios, pero esta vez junto a la banda de Paul McCartney: Paul McCartney's Wings on their Back to the Egg Rockestra Project..."
baddman17 1 year ago
kick ass
drgangrene 1 year ago
Very good LP as well. Highly recommended!
FrodeSyn 1 year ago
Pagey is a god. Bonzo is the best drummer ever. Lord Sutch rules Britannia!!!
ny1971challenger 1 year ago 2
Page is awesome on guitar in this song!
amstell13 1 year ago
TX for posting this! I've been looking for it.
thenameisbond 1 year ago
yo people this is JOHN BONHAM!! his drums are on this shyt, Hmmm uhhh if anyone LOVES drums, check out my Greatest 60 Drum Songs of Rock & Roll video!!!!!!!!!!
Mikespyke 1 year ago
i have this cd..bought it off ebay..well worth it.
custardpie40 1 year ago
i love bonzos drum track on this song. incredible
Pancakes8909 2 years ago 3
Greeeeeeeaaaaaat!!!!!!!
I was waiting for this one!!
San5a 2 years ago
legends
dawnofthesandro 2 years ago
GO BONZO GO!!!!!
GreenyMcFleetwood 2 years ago
This is being used in the new barclays bank advert!!
busdaphunk 2 years ago
it so shit he have kild him self :(
lordi13nl 2 years ago
oh man i just can't belive how much i love music all the varieties, it is huge !!!!
ilikeyouallot 2 years ago
I loved this song from the first time i ever heard it. it RULES!!!!!!!
128calibur 2 years ago
Sutch and friends rule!!! He was the lord...
gigistrato 2 years ago 14
Yup Bonham played en esta rola.Peace
Juanartista 2 years ago
i picked up a copy of smoke and fire, after a long search i decided ebay may help.. sure enough.. can always tell Bonham's style.. and page.
custardpie40 2 years ago
pregunta bonham toco en esta rola
CHE0013 2 years ago
Read Graham Sharpe's book on Lord Sutch's life. Everything becomes clear.
foflco 2 years ago
Great track currently being used as backing on Barclays bank see saw ad.. must have some real old rockers at that ad agency
whofan5555 2 years ago
All the best music is on commercials now! They should show credits at the end for the band. Kids should know where the best music comes from. Damned hipsters selling out to the MAN!
toiroforcado 2 years ago 2
You know, I completely agree! It should become OMRLP Manifesto!
KnightoftheValor 2 years ago
The Doors haven't let their music be used in ads and you really have to respect them for it. I don't know where I saw the quote or which one of their surviving members said it - I think it was Krieger* who said, " I've gotten letters and spoke to people who first got drunk to our music, who first got laid to our music, who concieved their kids to our music, and even heard some kids in Vietname died to our music. That's not for sale."
Led Zeppelin's been pretty good about it, as well.
mapscannotcontainme 2 years ago 4
In the movie "The Doors" they do, so if it's bullshit I don't understand why they'd put it in it, no?
TheSexMess 2 years ago
yet they'll release loads of poor quality bootleg sets like Boot Yer Butt. You can't pretend like these guys aren't hungry for money.
fiendwithoutaface66 2 years ago
@toiroforcado Yup. I just heard The Seeds "I Can't Seem To Make You MIne" on a Lynx advert. No credit, no comment.
Films that use original music credit the performers. Why the difference with advertisements?
At least it's getting the word out there.
GaragePunkSkanker 1 year ago
I heard this rummor before and dont buy it, recording music in a studio is a big process. The qualty is to good and produced, if this was the case all the songs would sound like they were done by a jam band. They also played live shows together with kieth moon on drums, i believe that the second album wich is live was a suprise to the other musicians.
haveyouseenmypuppy 2 years ago
union jack car & thumping beat...anytime. this album is one of my all time favorite nuggets.
poohen223 3 years ago
JIMMY PAGE produced the damned thing how could it be UNKNOWN!!! ?
GEEZ
johnicester 3 years ago
On the Heavy Friends album during the song Gutty Guitar he mentions Jeff Beck as the second guitarist.
Zyworski 3 years ago
this song is ILL
steveesp88 3 years ago
Oh Boy this is Jennings farm blues in its infancy !! : )
elrond511 3 years ago
I was a Savage for one night, Floral Hall Morecambe 94'.Long live rock n roll
glamrockerqueen1 3 years ago
Is this Bonham Page and Jones backing Sutch, some of the guitar parts sound like stuff Page would later jam on with Zeppelin....and the opening riff sounds like the begining of Bron-Yr-Stomp! Whatever its awesome!!
Olympiakos71 3 years ago
Lord Sutch-vocals
Jimmy Page-guitar
Daniel Edwards-bass
John Bonham-drums
There were no tracks on the "heavy friends' albumn with JPJ, but some great tracks with page, bonham and noel redding
mrmott44 3 years ago
@mrmott44 , you are correct (Page, Bonham, Edwards & Lord Sutch).
amstell13 1 year ago
LORD SUTCH AND HEAVY FRIENDS...1970 What a great album. While it did so poorly in sales back in 1970, hearing it now (30 some years later) it actually sounds really good. Must have been ahead of it's time for sure!
joey1127 3 years ago 13
Sales did poorly because all these artist were under the impression these recordings were for demo purposes only, not to be released. When announced it would be released, all these artists disowned it and the album consequently did poorly, along with Screaming Lord Sutch's career subsequent to the release of this album. Sucks it happened how it did but at least we have the music! lol
ttoale 3 years ago
If thats true its sad that it was released twice as a Jimmy Page album, Smoke and Fire and Jimmy Page and Friends - Wailing Sounds. I guess he made more money out of than Sutch
whofan5555 2 years ago
@joey1127
So True,have to admit it went past me at the time ,I knew almost nothing about him,yet I did follow the "pop & rock scene",it was probably too offhand for mainstream promotion. 1970 , things became too serious for this kinda stuff and wasn't deemed cool enough.Got to know these original sounds through the amazing internet.Now with the recognition of 'Freakbeat" ,this gets long overdue attention,Same with all things Joe Meek. Genius.
PAULLONDEN 1 year ago
one of the most underrated rockstars of his time. funny how A.Cooper seemed to have 'borrowed' a few things from Sutch, while Manson blatently just COPIED and RIPPED OFF everything from Cooper! If the kids only knew. Too bad there is NO hope anymore.
apollostaar 3 years ago
Jeff Beck , Ritchie Blackmore , and Keith Moon also jammed on Lord Sutch's albums back then.
hydraIX 3 years ago 2
what a track...
thanks, t
tuberider1976 3 years ago
One of my favorite albums!
zeprulesagain 3 years ago
I tried to turn some high school friends on to Lord Sutch. This would have been around 1970 or so. They hated him. Oh well. I just loved this song especially. After all these years, I remembered it and decided to look for it. Thanks for uploading it to YouTube.
rterrell10 3 years ago 2
That's the Bo Diddley beat.
Love that guy.
esb369 3 years ago
I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gR8FuLpOnTiAc 3 years ago
Would you please post "Baby Come Back" from the same album? (my alltime favorite)
Chris Baltimore
joellen527 3 years ago
Mickey Mouse LSD experience...
But søøøøø brilliantly funnééééy.
PAULLONDEN 3 years ago
how about "brightest light"?
rhyader9 3 years ago
Kinda a Bo Diddley "beat" song
hydraIX 3 years ago
the guitar parts in this song were done by Jimmy Page during the early Zeppelin years and JP Jones and Bonzo both accompanied Page on it.
hydraIX 3 years ago
fantastico unico !!!!! troppo avanti
greycoffepot 3 years ago
Is there any chance of you posting "Would you believe" off of the same album?
wildcats2012 3 years ago
Haven't heard THISIgnore the critics, this cut is fuckin' fabulous! Lord Sutch's vocals ain't the best but they fit here just fine, and the guitars saw thru yer skull with beautiful lysergic sweeps of ecstatic thrills, one after the other! This one is just too much fun! Sugar cube anyone?---Jupiter Superfreak in Vegas
ShowBizComic 3 years ago 5
Soo TRUE....Brilliantino,
His Meek recordings are just as far out.
PAULLONDEN 3 years ago
Never heard that before, that's great.
xwsftassell 3 years ago 2