Biografía:
Screaming Lord Sutch fue un cantante de rock y eventual político inglés. En los 60, adoptó su nombre artístico inspirado por Screamin' Jay Hawkings, llevando la influencia del shock rock a su música, convirtiéndose en uno de sus exponentes principales con temas como "Jack The Ripper" o "Dracula's Daughter"
Read more on Last.fm
Otras canciones:
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Jack the Ripper - Screaming Lord Sutch and the Savages
1963
Label: Decca
Composer: Stacy, Haggin, Simmons
Original Key: A
This record never charted as it was a bit too strong to be broadcast. Its notoriety made it well known.
The record has the line "Mm, but if they do, man they'll get: The Leather - yeah!" which is a
reference to the so called leather apron suspect who had proved not to be Jack.
Intro:
Sounds of a woman's footsteps and breathing, followed by her scream.
The song starts with a "dum de dum dum" dragnet riff followed by a monstrous
noise from Lord Sutch.
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|O--2--3--0------|
E|----------------|
Huh-uh-huh-uh-huh-uh-huh-uh, aaaaaaaah!
Wuaaaaah
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#1
A
There's a man who walks the streets of London late at night
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
With a little black bag that's oh-so tight
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
D
He's got a big black cloak hangin' down his back
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
Well, that's a one big cat I'd just-a hate to fight
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ood? Uu-aaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#2
A
When she walks down the streets, he's never far behind
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
With his little black bag and his one track mind
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A D
Well, he nearly catches up when the lights go down
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
'Cause that's the time he starts his dirty, eh, chop-around
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ooodd? Uu-aaaaaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
Bridge:
D A
Scotland Yard'll never catch him, 'cause he's a- much too clever
A
(He's much too clever)
D E Eaug
Mm, but if they do, man they'll get: The Leather - yeah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#3
A
Well, the streets of London kinda never safe
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
Whenever Jack The Ripper ever shows his face
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A D
So, you pretty little girlies, take-a my advice
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
D A
And don't walk the streets of London late at night
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ooood? Uaaaaaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
Wuaaaaah ....
Guitar repeats the "dum-de dum dum" riff to finish
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|O--2--3--0------|
E|----------------|
1963
Label: Decca
Composer: Stacy, Haggin, Simmons
Original Key: A
This record never charted as it was a bit too strong to be broadcast. Its notoriety made it well known.
The record has the line "Mm, but if they do, man they'll get: The Leather - yeah!" which is a
reference to the so called leather apron suspect who had proved not to be Jack.
Intro:
Sounds of a woman's footsteps and breathing, followed by her scream.
The song starts with a "dum de dum dum" dragnet riff followed by a monstrous
noise from Lord Sutch.
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|O--2--3--0------|
E|----------------|
Huh-uh-huh-uh-huh-uh-huh-uh, aaaaaaaah!
Wuaaaaah
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#1
A
There's a man who walks the streets of London late at night
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
With a little black bag that's oh-so tight
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
D
He's got a big black cloak hangin' down his back
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
Well, that's a one big cat I'd just-a hate to fight
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ood? Uu-aaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#2
A
When she walks down the streets, he's never far behind
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
With his little black bag and his one track mind
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A D
Well, he nearly catches up when the lights go down
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
'Cause that's the time he starts his dirty, eh, chop-around
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ooodd? Uu-aaaaaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
Bridge:
D A
Scotland Yard'll never catch him, 'cause he's a- much too clever
A
(He's much too clever)
D E Eaug
Mm, but if they do, man they'll get: The Leather - yeah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
#3
A
Well, the streets of London kinda never safe
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
Whenever Jack The Ripper ever shows his face
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A D
So, you pretty little girlies, take-a my advice
D
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
D A
And don't walk the streets of London late at night
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A E
When he walks down the streets
D A
To every girl he meets, he says, is your name Mary Bloo-ooood? Uaaaaaaah!
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
A
(The Ripper, Jack The Ripper)
Wuaaaaah ....
Guitar repeats the "dum-de dum dum" riff to finish
e|----------------|
B|----------------|
G|----------------|
D|----------------|
A|O--2--3--0------|
E|----------------|
Scrubbaloe Caine
Scruffy the Cat
Scrum
Scud Mountain Bo (...)
Scumbucket