Yes, Amber, it was nice to be a child in the 70s and a teenager in the 80s, no internet, no mobile phone, no X-box and we were out and about in the afternoon without our parents knowing where we were and we still came home healthy and everyone has Listening to the music he liked and then going to the children's disco on Saturdays had a great time. And yes, as someone here said, Susi comes from Detroit in the USA, but she became a star in England and Europe where she now lives with her German husband in equal parts in England and in Hamburg. And she's still got it even at over 70 greeting from Germany
@@schubertuk The song was written and produced by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, besides many other Quatro songs they were behind hits for The Sweet, Exile, Smokie, Toni Basil, The Knack and Blondie.
Suzi was American but I don't think she had much success until she moved to the UK in the early 70s,. and had a string of hits over here. She's probably best known in America for being in Happy Days, the sitcom
Probably true. I do remember the Happy Days character and knew the name but this might be the first time I've seen/heard her sing. A shame, as she has a great sound and lots of energy.
As a 6/7 year old kid i loved Suzi. I once saw an interview with Alice Cooper who said she could drink all the guys under the table and you really didn't want to get in a fight with her.
She was a small woman, she couldn't beat up the average guy. However fighting a girl is always a lose/lose situation, if you lose, you lost to a woman, if you win you beat up a woman lol. I think Alice meant she's tenacious and doesn't back down so it's a bad situation for the guy.
I remember when I bought the single Stumblin In back in the day and never heard anything else except for today.Thats why I love this channel be cause the younger generations get to hear and love all these great classics and I get to hear songs I missed backed in the day for the first time in 45 yrs.
When Suzie first toured Australia in 1974 she was met at the Airport in Sydney by hundreds of Bikers. They gave her a motor cycle escort from the airport to her hotel in the city. When one reporter asked one of the bikers why they had done this, his answer was simple. He said "All Bikers Love Rock n Roll and Suzi Play's Great Rock n Roll.
Suzi was a crush when I was about 7-8 years old. She was so cool. She was one of the first bad ass, kick ass rock chics. Before there was Joan Jett there was Suzi Quatro. She could jam.
I remember this song when Suzi sang it on Happy Days. It was a great episode, so if you guys haven't watched that show, Suzi had many great performances on that show. Great reaction!
LOL, I came to the comments to see if anyone else remembered this song from Happy Days. Joanie was going to go on tour with Leather Tuscadero as one of the Suedes.
While Suzi is American, (just like Blondie), they had to come over to the U.K. to find their first success. Suzi had British writers and producers and a U.K. record label. She eventually performed both sides of the Atlantic but she made the U.K. home.
Suzie is finally getting her flowers! For anyone who is interested, there is a fab documentary out at the moment dealing not only with her beginnings but how many musicians she has influenced. This wasn't just a persona that she put on for a show. This is who she is. It was great to hear this today, it gave my spirit a much needed lift. ❤
I actually met her a few times. She used to shop at the Department Store where I worked, I was a delivery driver for them. She wasn't at all 'the big I am' as we say. Because of her fame she used to enter the store through the loading bay where I would sometimes be where I was loading or unloading my lorry with furniture. Took her hand and pulled her up onto the loading bay a couple of times. Even delivered to her a few times. She lived on the outskirts of the next town where I lived. Lovely lady.
Being in my Mid 50's I was lucky enough to have grown up on Suzie Q, The Sweet, 10CC, Queen, Chris De Burgh and Kate Bush to name a very few. Another great track of Suzie Q is The Wild One
Jay/Amber, You'll love Suzi's "If You Can't Give Me Love" and "Rock Hard"!!!! She's one of the earliest female rockers to sing AND play an instrument(bass).
@@surlechapeau You can SYH but How High the Moon is one of the many recordings taken into consideration when trying to pinpoint the first "rock and roll" record. From Wikipedia - This recording was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1979 and is on the list of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum of the Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll.
Suzi was huge in Australia and we loved her down here . She is just the classic hard rocking , belt it out " Rock Chick " For a front lady of such small stature , she had a massive voice . I grew up in the time of great rock music and Suzi was without a doubt , the ruling Queen of them all
She's so cool, rocking still at 73 too Rember seeing her as a kid on Happy Days. Amber is correct we had a bit more freedom but we still got in trouble :D
I saw her say in an interview that when she started she didn’t want to be known as sexy, so she decided to wear leather, only to find it had the opposite effect! 😀
She was brilliant on stage very funny, sending herself up and great interaction with the audience. She also played keyboard and drums which I never knew she could do. I fell in love again 😍@@kevinmcfarlane2752
Back in the 70's, Suzi was a big inspiration for teenage Joan Jett. Basically her idol. I think Suzi showed young women that you can be cute and diminutive, and still rock out big time.
Suzi said, in 1970, she wanted to live in England and marry an English guy. She acheived both by 1976. Rock on Suzi, honoured to have you living in England forever
She is often considered Power Pop but she is actually very much Glam Rock similar to Sweet and Marc Bolan. They were all big influences on Queen BTW. And you can even hear it here.
I have long been a fan of Suzi, and thanks to your channel have just listened to Suzi Quatro - Back To The Drive, Now you guys really do have to listen to, and react to it, it is a ROCK classic. But don't forget her softer side, "If You Can't GIve Me Love" and "She's In Love With You". God bless you both.
She did a great duet with Chris Norman (Smokie) called Stumbling In. Hope you also do more Smokie especially their iconic Living Next Door to Alice also next more Suzi Quatro songs such as Daytona Demon and Your Mama Won't Like Me.
Awesome reaction, Suzie was the original queen of rock. Not sure if you know but Elvis wanted to meet her and actually called her when she was performing in Memphis. There is an interview on YT called Suzie Quatro turns down Elvis where she talks about it. There are no doubt many others as well. If you liked this song you would enjoy "Your mama wont like me" cheers and thanks again.
I started listening to Suzi in the 70's as a young teenager. Few of her songs made it to the radio regularly. My favorite was "Your Mama Won't Like Me". I don't know if you've played that one or not but if not, give it a play, it's rockin.
This recording was made at the most trendy, off-beat fashion store in London during the 60s and 70s. BIBA was known for its crazy, extravagant interior designs, its hip clothing, and its roof restaurant, where this video was made. What crazy memories.
Born in Detroit. Suzi made it to the top of the UK European Japanese and Australian charts. She was not taken seriously enough in the US because she was a woman fronting a rock band. Suzi was on tour in the states in 74. She went to radio stations in the US trying to get her music played. Some radio stations guys said if you keep us in cocaine we will play your records. True story it's all in her documentary Suzi Q.
Up til now I’ve only watched your videos reacting to songs I knew. This is the first one I’ve ever watched where it’s a new artist to me and I’ve already added this song to my ITunes!!! Suzi is a BADASS!!! My daughter just discovered Joan Jett because she opened for Alanis this year!!! So I’m excited to turn her on to Suzi Quatro!!❤ thanks!!!
It was one of the first 45's I ever bought. Way back in 1974 as an impressionable 8 year old. I still have that record safe. I just need a record player now😅
The classic 70’s U.K glam sound, especially the drums. I remember her playing Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days ,my first exposure to Suzi, then I found her on the soundtrack to the movie Times Square with the song Rock Hard and a little later with She’s In Love With You, then I went back and heard her U.K glam sound
so many happy memories form the 70s....I had this in 7 inch . Th UK more or less adopted Suzi . When I went out with my mates ( in the 70s ) we just went out and came home for food ...never seem to need a phone
Her last UK #1 hit. So of course by the time I got to Germany in 1978 it was on the cheap jukeboxes in GI dive bars along with Stumbin In by her, I Believe in Miracles from Hot Chocolate and other older stuff were steady fare at my regular watering hole
I last saw Suzi & her band live in the mid 90's, at the Kings Lynn festival, in Norfolk UK, when she was probably in her mid to late 50's, & she absolutely smashed it!! The fact that my shaved head had earlier been painted like a leopard kind of made sense, I think!! 🤣🤣🤣 (Official festival face painter......obvs!)
I love Suzi Quatro. Had the pleasure of seeing her a few years ago and she's still got it, and she did a solo on drums 🥁. She smashed it. And still going strong today. ❤
I saw Suzi just down on the Gold Coast (Brisbane, Aust) just before Covid hit. She was in her 70's, and still looks like a knock out, and still kicked arse. And she played an awesome bass solo, and let me tell you, she can slap! She was very much Rock'n'roll, and the guitarist, Len Tucky was her husband. A lot of her earlier songs were written by Mike Chapman and Nicky Chin. Oh, and she is also a brilliant piano player.
Great sopng from my younger days. She was one of the first ladies who rocked. Check out a great song by the early all female band Fanny (Charity Ball).
This song was the first 7 inch vinyl record that I every bought. Several years later, Suzi moved to the town I grew up in, about an hour's drive from London. She certainly rocked!
Love the music you choose. Your comments are brilliant. Our local village hall held dances 50 years ago. The village was call Diddlebury. I thought this song was about the place that the locals called the ‘Diddlebury Dive’.
Don't miss her if she comes near you. She's still touring the world so you have a chance to be there in person. When you're old you can say ''I was there!'' when you play this music for your grandchildren. 😀
My brother was quite excited to inform me the other day that he’s off to see Suzi Quatro live later this week…part of his recent unintended 70’/80’s music revisitation that’s included Wreckless Eric and Billy Bragg.
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Love Suzi Quatro , she played Leather Tuscadero 7 times in the Iconic US Sitcom Happy Days
Sister of Pinky!
Her name was Pinky Tuscadero
@@jeanniedebartolo5965 Pinky was played by Roz Kelly, Suzi played her sister Leather
I had no clue this was the same person. Didn't know her under any name other than a Leather
She sure did, love that show.
Yes, Amber, it was nice to be a child in the 70s and a teenager in the 80s, no internet, no mobile phone, no X-box and we were out and about in the afternoon without our parents knowing where we were and we still came home healthy and everyone has Listening to the music he liked and then going to the children's disco on Saturdays had a great time.
And yes, as someone here said, Susi comes from Detroit in the USA, but she became a star in England and Europe where she now lives with her German husband in equal parts in England and in Hamburg. And she's still got it even at over 70
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Oh, we Brits LOVE us some Suzi Q!!!! ❤❤❤ She is incredible.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee What does that mean? "Chinnachap"?
@@schubertuk The song was written and produced by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, besides many other Quatro songs they were behind hits for The Sweet, Exile, Smokie, Toni Basil, The Knack and Blondie.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Thanks - got i!
We also love Suzi in Australia this got to No 1 on the charts, so did Can the Can.
Suzi was American but I don't think she had much success until she moved to the UK in the early 70s,. and had a string of hits over here. She's probably best known in America for being in Happy Days, the sitcom
She did musicals in the U.K. I remember being taken to a performance of Annie Get Your Gun when I was young and she was the lead
I always looked forward to seeing her on Top of the Pops. ✌️
Probably true. I do remember the Happy Days character and knew the name but this might be the first time I've seen/heard her sing. A shame, as she has a great sound and lots of energy.
Here in Australia was her most succesful charting ; 4 number 1s here
As a 6/7 year old kid i loved Suzi. I once saw an interview with Alice Cooper who said she could drink all the guys under the table and you really didn't want to get in a fight with her.
And coming from Alice, that’s saying a LOT
She was a small woman, she couldn't beat up the average guy. However fighting a girl is always a lose/lose situation, if you lose, you lost to a woman, if you win you beat up a woman lol. I think Alice meant she's tenacious and doesn't back down so it's a bad situation for the guy.
I remember when I bought the single Stumblin In back in the day and never heard anything else except for today.Thats why I love this channel be cause the younger generations get to hear and love all these great classics and I get to hear songs I missed backed in the day for the first time in 45 yrs.
When Suzie first toured Australia in 1974 she was met at the Airport in Sydney by hundreds of Bikers. They gave her a motor cycle escort from the airport to her hotel in the city. When one reporter asked one of the bikers why they had done this, his answer was simple. He said "All Bikers Love Rock n Roll and Suzi Play's Great Rock n Roll.
I also saw Suzi I the 70s in Sydney 3rd row. What a concert
Suzi was a crush when I was about 7-8 years old. She was so cool. She was one of the first bad ass, kick ass rock chics. Before there was Joan Jett there was Suzi Quatro. She could jam.
You and me both sir, Suzi followed by Deborah Harry a few years later were a great way of bonding with my father 😉
Suzi paved the way and her albums and hits are incredibly great rock 'n' roll.
I saw Suzi when she opened for Alice Cooper. She was 5 ft of dynamite in a white leather jumpsuit. 🔥 She was pure energy. ☮💜🎶
I saw the same thing, in Vancouver Canada!! so fun.
Saw Suzi live in Manchester, UK, last month. Still kicking ass at 73 years old. Awesome
May 1974, Suzi Quatro toured Australia. I was 14yo and it was my first rock concert. The "Can The Can" album was the play list. Thanks for the memory.
That was Suzi's first tour of Australia. It's incredible to think next March will be her 39th tour down under.
I remember this song when Suzi sang it on Happy Days. It was a great episode, so if you guys haven't watched that show, Suzi had many great performances on that show. Great reaction!
LOL, I came to the comments to see if anyone else remembered this song from Happy Days. Joanie was going to go on tour with Leather Tuscadero as one of the Suedes.
@@aaf0812 Didn't Fonz have to talk sense into Shortcake so she'd give that up and stay in school? lol
I was going to say the same thing. I loved her. I wanted to be her for Halloween and then I wanted to be her for life.
Well I never knew....will have to you tube it .
@@Itelknerand say get a libary card. Whoa!!!
This is her best solo offering in my opinion. Still love Stumblin' In with Chris Norman, as well.
While Suzi is American, (just like Blondie), they had to come over to the U.K. to find their first success. Suzi had British writers and producers and a U.K. record label. She eventually performed both sides of the Atlantic but she made the U.K. home.
Your words could be used also in relation to one of the GOATs of guitar playing Jimi Hendrix who had to go to England to get famous.
Same for so many musicians. My mind immediately went to Stray Cats.
You could include the Walker Brothers who found fame and success in the UK after leaving the States.
@@rossdownes4240 Same with Sonny and Cher and The GoGo's
She's glam rock royalty. Still rocking it today, far as I know.
There's a recent video of her doing a duet with Boy George performing "Stumblin' in" on TH-cam. I think she's in her early, to mid, 70's now!
Suzi was way before Glam rock. She was THE original rocker chick! ❤👍💯✌🇨🇦
@@georgewallerlll496Coincidentally, I saw that about two days ago. 👍😊
She was massive in the UK in the 70s. She was one of my first crushes.
FINALLY! The first time I see any reactors react to the original Rock Chick. Thanks!
Suzie is finally getting her flowers! For anyone who is interested, there is a fab documentary out at the moment dealing not only with her beginnings but how many musicians she has influenced. This wasn't just a persona that she put on for a show. This is who she is. It was great to hear this today, it gave my spirit a much needed lift. ❤
I actually met her a few times. She used to shop at the Department Store where I worked, I was a delivery driver for them. She wasn't at all 'the big I am' as we say. Because of her fame she used to enter the store through the loading bay where I would sometimes be where I was loading or unloading my lorry with furniture. Took her hand and pulled her up onto the loading bay a couple of times. Even delivered to her a few times. She lived on the outskirts of the next town where I lived. Lovely lady.
Being in my Mid 50's I was lucky enough to have grown up on Suzie Q, The Sweet, 10CC, Queen, Chris De Burgh and Kate Bush to name a very few. Another great track of Suzie Q is The Wild One
Jay/Amber, You'll love Suzi's "If You Can't Give Me Love" and "Rock Hard"!!!!
She's one of the earliest female rockers to sing AND play an instrument(bass).
Mary Ford has 20 years on her. Which reminds me, the guitar duel between Mary and Les Paul would be fun to see.
@@jethro1963 Mary Ford was not a rocker. Smh
@@surlechapeau You can SYH but How High the Moon is one of the many recordings taken into consideration when trying to pinpoint the first "rock and roll" record. From Wikipedia - This recording was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1979 and is on the list of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum of the Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll.
@@jethro1963 I stand by my statement.
Suzi was huge in Australia and we loved her down here . She is just the classic hard rocking , belt it out " Rock Chick " For a front lady of such small stature , she had a massive voice . I grew up in the time of great rock music and Suzi was without a doubt , the ruling Queen of them all
She's so cool, rocking still at 73 too Rember seeing her as a kid on Happy Days. Amber is correct we had a bit more freedom but we still got in trouble :D
Love Suzi Quatro! Absolute Legend! Grew up listening to her music. Suzi paved the way for female rockers ❤
When I was seven years old, I wanted to grow up to be just like Leather Tuscadero!😁♥️
Suzi's still releasing new music to this day, and it's still as good as when she first burst onto the scene. She's a legend!
First time heard that was on an episode of Happy Days!
I saw her live 2 weeks ago she is still wearing leathers and rocking concert halls in her 70’s
I saw her say in an interview that when she started she didn’t want to be known as sexy, so she decided to wear leather, only to find it had the opposite effect! 😀
She was brilliant on stage very funny, sending herself up and great interaction with the audience. She also played keyboard and drums which I never knew she could do. I fell in love again 😍@@kevinmcfarlane2752
Back in the 70's, Suzi was a big inspiration for teenage Joan Jett. Basically her idol. I think Suzi showed young women that you can be cute and diminutive, and still rock out big time.
Suzi said, in 1970, she wanted to live in England and marry an English guy. She acheived both by 1976. Rock on Suzi, honoured to have you living in England forever
She is often considered Power Pop but she is actually very much Glam Rock similar to Sweet and Marc Bolan. They were all big influences on Queen BTW. And you can even hear it here.
I have long been a fan of Suzi, and thanks to your channel have just listened to Suzi Quatro - Back To The Drive, Now you guys really do have to listen to, and react to it, it is a ROCK classic. But don't forget her softer side, "If You Can't GIve Me Love" and "She's In Love With You". God bless you both.
Suzy played Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days. Loved her growing up. One of my first Celebrity crushes. 😊
Received a stamp of approval from The Fonz.
@@ItelknerAaaaa 👍😄
@@robertg7396 That's the one...👍
Suzi & Len lived quite local to us in UK. My brother in law was the biggest fan and went to several parties at her home. She is great ❤
She performed this on an episode of Happy Days as Leather Tuscadero.
This was on an episode of Happy Days back in the day.
My two favorites by Suzi are "Mama's Boy" and "She's In Love With You."
The original rocker chick. Love her!!!
Suzi's other rockin' songs for your next pick would be "The Wild One", "Daytona Demon", "48 Crash" and "Rock Hard" ❤
Totally !!
I'd add Too Big, Cat Size and Suicide)
She did a great duet with Chris Norman (Smokie) called Stumbling In. Hope you also do more Smokie especially their iconic Living Next Door to Alice also next more Suzi Quatro songs such as Daytona Demon and Your Mama Won't Like Me.
This has a definite touch of Rockabilly as well
Awesome reaction, Suzie was the original queen of rock. Not sure if you know but Elvis wanted to meet her and actually called her when she was performing in Memphis. There is an interview on YT called Suzie Quatro turns down Elvis where she talks about it. There are no doubt many others as well. If you liked this song you would enjoy "Your mama wont like me" cheers and thanks again.
Suzi Quatro was always a guarantee for good old fashioned romping, stomping Rock’n Roll. She’s great!
I started listening to Suzi in the 70's as a young teenager. Few of her songs made it to the radio regularly. My favorite was "Your Mama Won't Like Me". I don't know if you've played that one or not but if not, give it a play, it's rockin.
Suzi was my spirit animal back in 1974 UK - rockin' times 🤣
This recording was made at the most trendy, off-beat fashion store in London during the 60s and 70s. BIBA was known for its crazy, extravagant interior designs, its hip clothing, and its roof restaurant, where this video was made. What crazy memories.
Ooh, I remember getting my glam makeup at Biba! As a scrawny schoolgirl 😅
Suzi baby! Meow wow! She's always been oh yeah man!❤❤❤👍👍🤘🤘
Born in Detroit. Suzi made it to the top of the UK European Japanese and Australian charts. She was not taken seriously enough in the US because she was a woman fronting a rock band. Suzi was on tour in the states in 74. She went to radio stations in the US trying to get her music played. Some radio stations guys said if you keep us in cocaine we will play your records. True story it's all in her documentary Suzi Q.
SuziQ is the Queen of Rock, and the foundation for so many Hard Rock Chics that followed
Bless❤
this takes me back
I saw Suzi Quatro in concert just last week. 73 and she brought the house down. Amazing.
1. ROCK HARD
2. THE WILD ONE
3. 48 CRASH
4. CAN THE CAN
Hope you do more Suzi - she has a bunch of great songs!
Up til now I’ve only watched your videos reacting to songs I knew. This is the first one I’ve ever watched where it’s a new artist to me and I’ve already added this song to my ITunes!!! Suzi is a BADASS!!! My daughter just discovered Joan Jett because she opened for Alanis this year!!! So I’m excited to turn her on to Suzi Quatro!!❤ thanks!!!
I was a teenager in the 70s and it was the best time ever aswell as the best music. We had it all. Regards from London England.
It was one of the first 45's I ever bought. Way back in 1974 as an impressionable 8 year old. I still have that record safe. I just need a record player now😅
Amber & Jay, Suzi Quatro also made her television debut on a TV show called Happy Days.
I love how the drummer comes down from the drums to join the dancing 😂 The new how to have fun with miming (lip syncing) back in the 70s 😂
I love her singing Stumblin In with Chris Martin from the band Smokie. Love her.
I cannot see her without hearing the Fonz say 'Leather'...she was on Happy Days as Leather Tuscadero. She was awesome.
The classic 70’s U.K glam sound, especially the drums. I remember her playing Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days ,my first exposure to Suzi, then I found her on the soundtrack to the movie Times Square with the song Rock Hard and a little later with She’s In Love With You, then I went back and heard her U.K glam sound
Grew up with suzi, she was 16 when she brought out devil gate drive, superb
I remember buying this as a 15 year old. Also had an enormous crush on Suzi Q. Very enjoyable video guys thanks.
so many happy memories form the 70s....I had this in 7 inch . Th UK more or less adopted Suzi . When I went out with my mates ( in the 70s ) we just went out and came home for food ...never seem to need a phone
I saw Suzi Quatro in Tampa in 1976 when she opened for Alice Cooper's Welcome to my Nightmare show.
Suzi Quatro was a crush in my tweens. Fanny was a great all female band in early seventies & later The Runaways
Her last UK #1 hit. So of course by the time I got to Germany in 1978 it was on the cheap jukeboxes in GI dive bars along with Stumbin In by her, I Believe in Miracles from Hot Chocolate and other older stuff were steady fare at my regular watering hole
This young lady is stil touring, bless her, 😁👍
Ah, takes me back to my young 13 year-old self. This song always rocked our grade school gymnasium 'Sock-Hops' (Dances).
I remember the string of UK hits she had in the early 70s - Can the Can, 48 Crash, Daytona Demon and then Devil Gate Drive. Good times.
I love how she brings in the super hot 60s/70s London fashion label Biba artwork into the video - never saw that before!
I last saw Suzi & her band live in the mid 90's, at the Kings Lynn festival, in Norfolk UK, when she was probably in her mid to late 50's, & she absolutely smashed it!!
The fact that my shaved head had earlier been painted like a leopard kind of made sense, I think!! 🤣🤣🤣
(Official festival face painter......obvs!)
Her big hit was If you cant give me love, great tune.
I love Suzi Quatro. Had the pleasure of seeing her a few years ago and she's still got it, and she did a solo on drums 🥁. She smashed it. And still going strong today. ❤
Thank you, thank you, thank you for playing this ❤
Just saw her at the London Palladium on November 15th. End of UK tour. She was AMAZING - My fav is “She’s in love with you” ❤
I saw Suzi just down on the Gold Coast (Brisbane, Aust) just before Covid hit. She was in her 70's, and still looks like a knock out, and still kicked arse. And she played an awesome bass solo, and let me tell you, she can slap!
She was very much Rock'n'roll, and the guitarist, Len Tucky was her husband. A lot of her earlier songs were written by Mike Chapman and Nicky Chin. Oh, and she is also a brilliant piano player.
Absolutely brilliant song 🎶🎶
Suzi Quatro was Joan Jett's hero. Without Suzi, we might not have gotten Joan Jett.
Great sopng from my younger days. She was one of the first ladies who rocked. Check out a great song by the early all female band Fanny (Charity Ball).
This is the 70s, this is the first song I it a dance routine. I was 10years old. Memories 😂
This song was the first 7 inch vinyl record that I every bought. Several years later, Suzi moved to the town I grew up in, about an hour's drive from London. She certainly rocked!
Oh yay I am so happy you are finally getting a chance to check out Suzi!
Love the music you choose. Your comments are brilliant. Our local village hall held dances 50 years ago. The village was call Diddlebury. I thought this song was about the place that the locals called the ‘Diddlebury Dive’.
I love how much you were both smiling all through this 🤩
"Can the Can" is the best! Luv Suzi! She was more popular in the UK than USA. "MaMa's Boy," is good too.
Suzi Quatro and Debbie Harry (Blondie) were my teenage crushes. We lived in a much simpler and freer times in the 70's.
I saw her back in the 70’s at UBC… when I was 19 and my hormones were raging. 🤣
My favorite songs with Suzi Quatro is Glycerine Queen and then it's 48 Crash
I got to see Suziin1978 when I was in Japan in the Marines.
Such a fun time.
My favorite song by hers is "Lipstick" I hope you play that some time.
Ever notice Lipstick(as well as Jailbreak by AC DC) sound a lot like Gloria by Van Morrison(/Shadows of the Night)
The queen of rock 'n' roll 🙌🎸 You should also check out 48 crash, too big and wild one.
This song here is where music started for me...
Don't miss her if she comes near you. She's still touring the world so you have a chance to be there in person. When you're old you can say ''I was there!'' when you play this music for your grandchildren. 😀
My brother was quite excited to inform me the other day that he’s off to see Suzi Quatro live later this week…part of his recent unintended 70’/80’s music revisitation that’s included Wreckless Eric and Billy Bragg.
Omg my early teens in australia, Suzie was huge here. I know my father enjoyed her music but never let on to mum lol
Glad you enjoyed it. 48 Crash has to be next. Wonderful bit of rock & roll x
The ultimate party song and my favorite!
She did if you can’t give me love, which is a really underrated song
There is actually a follow-up to this song named "Back to the Drive". It is really rocking.
I have never heard her before!! This is new to me! Wow! Catchy stuff here