Love Me Tender - Stuart Sutcliffe
A stunning recording which only just begins to capture his beautiful soul... I can't tell you how much this means to me, please enjoy it, and any hateful comments will be deleted as a sign of respect to Stuart and the Sutcliffe family.
Sutcliffe - Sonic Twist
Sutcliffe - Song: Sonic Twist aus dem Album "Mom , where are the Seahorses"
Sutcliffe Jugend, ULU London
Sutcliffe Jugend, supporting Merzbow at the ULU, London. 20 April 2008
Love Me Tender... by Stuart Sutcliffe?
In late october 2011 the Stuart Sutcliffe Estate suddenly began selling a recording of Stuart they claimed to be authentic... Stuart was singing 'Love Me Tender' in early Beatles sets, but where would such a recording suddenly come from? Who are the other musicians? Fans quickly became very suspicious... this video tries to explain why. If this recording was authentic it would be sensational, since no voice recording of Stuart was known to exist. But after watching this you'll probably agree that it's more likely that Pauline Sutcliffe has fallen for a scam... the instrumental music in the beginning is an excerpt from 'Cayenne', one of the few authentic recordings Stuart participated in, though never as a singer.
Barefoot Running Basics - Josh Sutcliffe
Barefoot runner Josh Sutcliffe explains the principles and "dos-and-don'ts" of barefoot running.
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Sutcliffe Jügend - Ripper Victims IV
Video of Sutcliffe Jügend's Ripper Victims IV made by using footage from the Blitzkrieg in Poland (Sep, 1939).The video can be found here - youtube.com
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Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle
Available on DVD from www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk and all major retailers. The story of Stuart Sutcliffe, painter, musician, and founding member of The Beatles, who died when they were on the cusp of fame. At art college in Liverpool in 1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close with Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band along with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best now in the line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing sleazy clubs in the seedy Reeperbahn area of the city, amidst the casual sex, drugs and rock n roll of the era. The newly-christened Beatles were on their way. With the band on the brink of success, Sutcliffe left the group to concentrate on his first love, art, and his new love, German photographer Astrid Kirchherr. But Stuart's health soon began to decline. On the 10th April 1962, Stuart suffered a seizure and slipped into a coma. As Astrid cradled his head in her hands, Stuart died of a cerebral haemorrhage cutting short the life of the promising young artist. Interviewees include Stuarts fiancée and Beatles stylist/photographer Astrid Kirchherr, early Beatles manager Allan Williams, Stuarts sister, Pauline Sutcliffe, Liverpool flatmate to Sutcliffe and Lennon, Rod Murray and esteemed American art historian and writer Donald Kuspit. Intriguingfascinating - The Guardian DVD Reviewer: The definitive documentary of <b>...</b>
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Ken Sutcliffe -- A Life in Television
Channel 9's Ken Sutcliffe reveals some fascinating stories about his life in television. From hosting Olympic events to working with Graham Kennedy to reading sport on 9 News Sydney, Ken has just about seen it all. You'll hear tales about the infamous Friday night drinks, working with legends, to what happened behind-the-scenes during the bad times. Ken also provides plenty of advice for anyone wanting to get into the television industry.
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03/11/2006 sutcliffe jugend @ becool (barcelona) with valvula antirretorno www.sutcliffejugend.com
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Beatles Stu and Astrid
Music by Cat Stevens 'Oh Very Young' released on his 1974 album Buddha and the Chocolate Box. John Lennon met Sutcliffe in the later part of the 1950s when they were both studying at the Liverpool College of Art, and according to Lennon, Sutcliffe had a "marvellous art portfolio", and was a seriously talented painter who was one of the "stars" of the school. They became best of friends and John persuaded Stu to buy a Höfner 500/5 model, known in Europe as a President bass with the money he had won in a John Moore art exhibition. In May 1960, Stu joined John, Paul and George (then known as The Silver Beetles). Stu's playing style was later described as elementary, mostly sticking to root notes of chords. In Hamburg 1960 when the Beatles first played at the Indra Club his stature grew after he began wearing dark Ray-Ban sunglasses and tight trousers. Sutcliffe's high spot each evening was singing "Love Me Tender", which drew more applause than the other Beatles songs. Astrid Kirchherr was born in 1938 in Hamburg, Germany. After her graduation Astrid enrolled in the Meisterschule für Mode, Textil, Graphik und Werbung in Hamburg, as she wanted to study fashion design, but demonstrated a talent for black-and-white photography and was convinced to switch courses. Astrid met Klaus Voormann at the Meisterschule and shared the same ideas about fashion, culture and music. In 1960, after Astrid and Klaus had had an argument, Klaus wandered down the Reeperbahn (in the St.Pauli <b>...</b>
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Grell Sutcliffe - A Butler to die for
Song: Shinkou I've wanted to make a Grell amv for a very long time and didn't have the tools. Now, I do and this was a labor of love for a character I and many others thoroughly enjoy. This also goes out to all the fans! I hope you will like it! I don't remember who translated the lyrics but I credit you whoever you are! Also of note: I do not speak japanese. My understanding of the language is basic at best so I did my best knowing very little. You're pal, ~Miss Coffee Bot Others who deserve ink: Ankou - For helping with the final edit. Will - For input Character belong to Yana Toboso Square Enix & Funimation Lyrics: Floating image in the moonlit sky Temporary black memory A humiliating distorted morning Start of an impure voyage If an unrequited love At least We can be intertwined in the after life Thousands of these wishes Just like a blood-thirsty beast But even then I'm still a butler of death A chaotic deathly love tangle Dye the earth red Curtain call And kick up the dirt Cinematic Record The film of souls and memories Strumming this bloody delusion Reaching out to you A dream tonight Transient The whims of shinigami Drawn by this sneering blade Within the moonlight Old stories and red wine Let me dedicate them to you, mouth-to-mouth Dye this wish in blood Blinding trap Almost paralyzing But through all this I'm still a lady A decoration of a hundred flowers Digging claws into the night sky Struck with red tears raining down Cinematic analog Indecent noise and <b>...</b>
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Stuart Sutcliffe The Lost Beatle Part 1/4
Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle explores the mystique surrounding the Beatles' original bassist, who left the band to follow a different muse and died from a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 22. Told via interviews with an impressive array of Sutcliffe's family and friends--and through uniquely descriptive quotes from his letters--this hour-long documentary reveals a lot of intimate detail about Sutcliffe's transition from promising art-school student in Liverpool (and best friend of John Lennon) to reluctant musician (pressed into service by Lennon) to determined painter within the German avant-garde scene. A lot of Stu's story, as Beatles fans know, is set in Hamburg, during and after the days the group was a house band in the city's red-light district. Familiar tales of friction between Sutcliffe and Paul McCartney abound. But these are offset by a tremendous amount of fresh insight and detail offered by such important Beatles-saga figures as rocker Tony Sheridan, Klaus Voormann and--most crucially--Astrid Kirchherr, the photographer who influenced the Beatles' look and who became Sutcliffe's lover until his death. At art college in Liverpool in 1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close -with Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band, along with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best in the line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing <b>...</b>
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Peter Sutcliffe - The Yorkshire Ripper
DISCLAIMER! I DO NOT OWN THIS! Crimes that shook the world: Serial Killers - The Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe, better know as "The Yorkshire Ripper", killed 13 young girls and women and attacked several more between 1975 and 1980 in Yorkshire, England. He was apprehended in 1981 and sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Grell Sutcliffe CMV- Bad Romance
Warning- Bad Grell is Bad! And so is Lady Gaga. Grell wants to have a Bad Romance with Sebastian... but will he return the love? Anime: Kuroshitsuji A special thanks to A and Y who held flashlights and became packmules.
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I'm Jack Geordie Ripper tape Peter Sutcliffe
footage of the police release of the I'm Jack tape sent to George Oldfield by the Yorkshire Ripper.
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Stuart Sutcliffe The Lost Beatle Part 2/4
Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle explores the mystique surrounding the Beatles' original bassist, who left the band to follow a different muse and died from a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 22. Told via interviews with an impressive array of Sutcliffe's family and friends--and through uniquely descriptive quotes from his letters--this hour-long documentary reveals a lot of intimate detail about Sutcliffe's transition from promising art-school student in Liverpool (and best friend of John Lennon) to reluctant musician (pressed into service by Lennon) to determined painter within the German avant-garde scene. A lot of Stu's story, as Beatles fans know, is set in Hamburg, during and after the days the group was a house band in the city's red-light district. Familiar tales of friction between Sutcliffe and Paul McCartney abound. But these are offset by a tremendous amount of fresh insight and detail offered by such important Beatles-saga figures as rocker Tony Sheridan, Klaus Voormann and--most crucially--Astrid Kirchherr, the photographer who influenced the Beatles' look and who became Sutcliffe's lover until his death. At art college in Liverpool in 1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close -with Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band, along with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best in the line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing <b>...</b>
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Kuroshitsuji amv Grell Sutcliffe (Knukkohed)
Here is little Kuroshitsuji amv about Grell. This is my first amv and I hope you like it!!! When you subscribe i'm going to make it a bit longer!!!! xxXxXmarimoXxXxx this vid is for you hope you like it!!!!^^ song: Knokkohed artist: 4Lyn anime: Kuroshitsuji ------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."
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Stuart Sutcliffe - the fifth Beatle
Synopsis: Regional arts programme "Celebration" looks at the life of Stuart Sutcliffe, the fifth Beatle who became a painter and tragically died at the age of 21. Away from the Beatles, and to coincide with a one-man show at Sotheby's in London in 1990, Sutcliffe was an acclaimed painter in his own right but how much of his work is overshadowed by his connection to the Fab Four or was his fame part of the group's myth. A look a the lst six months of his life through his own words via the letters he wrote. The programme is made with the blessing of Sutcliffe's sister Pauline. Cast: Peter Leeper, John Cassady, Jack Galloway and Traudel Sperber.
The Yorkshire Ripper - Peter Sutcliffe is applying for Parole! - AbstractVision & Joshua Irwin
******PLEASE NOTE THIS VIDEO CONTAINS SOME GRAPHIC SCENES****** Listen On Headphones If Ya Can - How quickly people forget about what this man did, this video will remind them. Peter Sutcliffe (Also known as The 'Yorkshire Ripper, which just served to make him notorious in my mind) Is a serial Killer & piece of scum who Killed & mutilated 13 (that we know of) innocent women & attacked several more, not to mention the trail of emotional destruction & heartache he has left behind in his wake. This piece of crap has applied for Parole which is just ridiculous, He must NOT be released! just lock him in his cell & Super Glue the locks ok. It seems that now he is old & grey & supposedly cured (yeah right) we have to be sympathetic, well, NOT ME, if he gets let out someone else WILL DIE! If that happens then this Government will have that blood on THEIR HANDS. Lyrics: EARDRUM Joshua Irwin - Music©2010 AbstractVision (Billy Attwell) - Lyrics & Vocals©2010 The voices in my head, today are loud Between eye to eye they cry out from time to time My victims apparitions stumble through my mind They're looking for a way out before the crime Why? do I do these things? What? makes me do these things? Why do I do these things? What drives me to do these things? My EARDRUMS are pumping With the sound of desperation Vibrating, responding, to pressure waves of sadness My body adrenalised I'm so full of madness You may pass me walking down the street & not realise Im the subject of the news <b>...</b>
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Rare video of jack Hobbs and sutcliffe batting
Titles read: "The First Test. Both sides went to the nets for a preliminary 'knock' ..." L/S of teams in nets. "the wicket was protected till the last moment." L/S of pitch being prepared. "Carr won the toss and Hobbs and Sutcliffe opened the innings to the bowling of Gregory and Macartney." M/S of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe walking on to pitch. Various shots of the game in progress. "Then down came the rain (score 32 for nil.)" Shot of players running for cover. Shots of crowd sheltering under umbrellas and of waterlogged pitch. "After many visits of inspection the captains reluctantly have to say "No more play to-day" to the disappointment of 20000 patient spectators." L/S of team captains checking pitch. This seems to be followed by cuts for above story - some rather dark shots. Some shots have been spliced in upside down.
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In Memoriam Stuart Sutcliffe(1940-1962)
Stuart Fergusson Victor Sutcliffe (23 June 1940 10 April 1962) was a painter and the original electric bass guitarist of The Beatles for fifteen months (May 1960August 1961). Sutcliffe earned praise for his paintings, which mostly explored a style related to abstract expressionism. Sutcliffe is one of the group of people sometimes referred to as "the fifth Beatle". Sutcliffe and John Lennon are credited with coming up with the name for the Beatles, as they both liked Buddy Holly's band, The Crickets. Sutcliffe played with the Beatles in Hamburg, where he met photographer Astrid Kirchherr, to whom he was later engaged. He enrolled in the Hamburg College of Art after leaving The Beatles, and studied under future pop artist Eduardo Paolozzi.
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Stuart Sutcliffe 1940-1962
Stuart passed away forty eight years ago, a few months shy of his twenty-second birthday. He has always been an enigmatic figure in the Beatles' story. Philip Norman's excellent book, "Shout," first got me imagining what it would have been like to be an art student in Liverpool, like Stu and John, in 1959. I wanted to know more, so I went to Liverpool twenty-one years ago and talked to quite a few people that had known Stuart. The whole story has yet to be told. Thanks again to the folks in Liverpool and London that took the time to answer my endless questions: Bill Harry, Ray McFall, Alan Williams, Bob Wooler, Rod Murray, Helen Anderson, Alan Swerdlow, Nicholas Horsfield, Pete Best, Fred Marsden jr, Faron Ruffley, Norman Chapman, and John Byrne. Not forgetting, Horst Fascher, Mike Evans, and Brenda H. This is a link to my favorite pictures of Stuart on stage, taken by Peter Bruchmann around May 1961 at the Top Ten club: www.beatlesource.com Here is a link to Wikipedia if you would like to know more about Stuart: en.wikipedia.org Thank you for watching.
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Jo the cat BBC hoax.mov
I created a hoax facebook page about a woman whose cat Jo had been kidnapped by Downing Street. Then the daily mail printed it. Then I revealed in the guardian it was a hoax. Then,12 hours later, BBC radio norfolk messaged the fictional creator of the group "Tim" asking for an interview. I couldn't refuse.
Stuart Sutcliffe and Astrid Kirchherr Tribute
They were made for each other, weren't they? I made this just because I think they deserve a tribute. Sadly, a lot of people have forgotten about them. I always love seeing tributes to them on YouTube, so I decided to make a video of pictures of them together and Astrid with The Beatles too! Enjoy! BTW Happy late birthday to Stu!!!
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Sutcliffe Jügend - Right To Kill
Taken from the "Neuengamme" compilation tape, Broken Flag 1982
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Love me tender; Dedicated to Stu Sutcliffe
Love me tender; Dedicated to Stu Sutcliffe This video is dedicated to the beatles original bassist Stu Sutcliffe. He also was an artist and you can see some of his work in the video. -Lyrics- Love me tender, Love me sweet, Never let me go. You have made my life complete, And I love you so. Love me tender, Love me true, All my dreams fulfilled. For my darlin I love you, And I always will. Love me tender, Love me long, Take me to your heart. For its there that I belong, And well never part. Love me tender, Love me dear, Tell me you are mine. Ill be yours through all the years, Till the end of time. (when at last my dreams come true Darling this I know Happiness will follow you Everywhere you go).
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[Grell Sutcliffe] - Dakishimete Dakishimete
Just a Grell Sutcliffe /Sutcliff tribute which was made for the Shining star Beta tournament hosted by KawaiMiinaChan. XD I didn't know what anime to use for the song...then for some reason Grell pop up in my mind. Gaah...hopefully it's still okay.Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
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Stuart Sutcliffe The Lost Beatle Part 3/4
Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle explores the mystique surrounding the Beatles' original bassist, who left the band to follow a different muse and died from a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 22. Told via interviews with an impressive array of Sutcliffe's family and friends--and through uniquely descriptive quotes from his letters--this hour-long documentary reveals a lot of intimate detail about Sutcliffe's transition from promising art-school student in Liverpool (and best friend of John Lennon) to reluctant musician (pressed into service by Lennon) to determined painter within the German avant-garde scene. A lot of Stu's story, as Beatles fans know, is set in Hamburg, during and after the days the group was a house band in the city's red-light district. Familiar tales of friction between Sutcliffe and Paul McCartney abound. But these are offset by a tremendous amount of fresh insight and detail offered by such important Beatles-saga figures as rocker Tony Sheridan, Klaus Voormann and--most crucially--Astrid Kirchherr, the photographer who influenced the Beatles' look and who became Sutcliffe's lover until his death. At art college in Liverpool in 1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close -with Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band, along with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best in the line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing <b>...</b>
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Pete Best on Stuart Sutcliffe (transcript below)
Pete Best in response to a question from an audience member at Abbey Road On The River. The individual asked what his thoughts were on Stuart Sutcliffe, original bassist of The Beatles. Transcript is below; sorry for any mistakes. I wasn't able to make everything out. Pete: ... He's been gone for many, many years. Talkin' about, y'know, how talented he was, Stu's first love was painting, you know, apart from Astrid Kirchherr, and anyone's who's seen his work and his exhibitions will realize what a prolific artist he was. And we saw that in Hamburg, when he used to take out his sketchpad, pick someone from the audience, take out a stick of charcoal, [makes sketching motions]... fantastic. The musician... I've defended his corner for many, many years because the media, the media over the years had said that Stu was a bad bass player, and he wasn't. Stu was a very good bass player, and he was a very simple bass player. Ok? Because at the end of the day, we were playing rock n' roll. And what he did, or, the music was exactly what a bass player should do in those days. I was the drummer, right? The bass player and the drummer were the engine room of a rock and roll band, and Stu was very [?]. Over the years [?] said he couldn't play bass, he turned his back on the audience. He didn't, okay. That was the style; that was his move onstage. Everyone had their own [??]... sweaty and dirty, you know, Paul's the flamboyant cutie-cutie guy, John was the out-and-out rocker, right. Stu <b>...</b>
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Stuart Sutcliffe The Lost Beatle Part 4/4
Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle explores the mystique surrounding the Beatles' original bassist, who left the band to follow a different muse and died from a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 22. Told via interviews with an impressive array of Sutcliffe's family and friends--and through uniquely descriptive quotes from his letters--this hour-long documentary reveals a lot of intimate detail about Sutcliffe's transition from promising art-school student in Liverpool (and best friend of John Lennon) to reluctant musician (pressed into service by Lennon) to determined painter within the German avant-garde scene. A lot of Stu's story, as Beatles fans know, is set in Hamburg, during and after the days the group was a house band in the city's red-light district. Familiar tales of friction between Sutcliffe and Paul McCartney abound. But these are offset by a tremendous amount of fresh insight and detail offered by such important Beatles-saga figures as rocker Tony Sheridan, Klaus Voormann and--most crucially--Astrid Kirchherr, the photographer who influenced the Beatles' look and who became Sutcliffe's lover until his death. At art college in Liverpool in 1959, Stuart Sutcliffe met John Lennon and they soon became close -with Lennon persuading Sutcliffe to use the proceeds of a painting he had sold to buy a bass guitar and join his band, along with Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Before long, with drummer Pete Best in the line-up, they won a contract in Hamburg playing <b>...</b>
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