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- The legendary #SuziQuatro joins Loudwire's #GearFactor to play her favorite #riffs on #bass. Her new documentary, Suzi Q, will becoming available for 24 hours on July 1 and on-demand services July 3.
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Suzi Quatro, the coolest grandma that ever walked on earth
True.
easy!
never heard of her. turn up the volume. turn down the suck
@Chris A let's not forget it was Suzie Quitro first, that where Joan Jett got her style from.
She's way too much of a legend to be calling grandma.
Suzi Quatro deserves FAR more recognition than she has ever received, especially here in the States. Back in the mid 70’s, I played her songs like “Can The Can” at a dinky little college radio station, WGVU-FM in Dubuque, Iowa. Our listeners would often call up & request her songs, saying how much they liked the sound of her bass playing. Maybe NOW, in 2020, the rest of the world will FINALLY catch up with Suzi!
She was always very big in UK, Europe and Australia.. Surprising she was never that big in the US.
She's so effortlessly cool.
You’re either cool or your not….
Ggggggg, grey hair, no botox, no implants or heavy makeup and doesn't she still look fantastic, a master of bass and growing older gracefully!
She's smokng hot. She was born so, will ever be. Suzi....
Exactly!!! I hope to be like her one day!
🤣🤣🤣
Whatever you say ....
That's the way to do it. U rock Suzy
Suzi your place in rock history is hugely significant! The first female solo rocker who played guitar. You should be in the R&R Hall of Fame!
Who played bass, you mean
How farking cool is Suzy Quattro and how cool is her dad buying her a Fender Bass Guitar as her first guitar!
He invested well.
He didnt buy her one. He gave her his. He was a musician.
Actually,when I was a teen,Suzi Quatro inspired me to play bass. 30 years later,I still play.
That is so awesome! My inspiration is Geezer Butler from Black Sabbath. Now I'm going to try to use her techniques as well!!!
@Mr. snickett He's a very clever bass player. Love him!!
I'm a lead rhythm player but Billy Sheehan nearly turned me to bass. I was nearly seduced and turned to the Bass side! 😂😂😂😂
me too
Cool. Do you play in a band?
Wow, what an awesome gal. So genuine and down-to-earth and looking great at her age. Really enjoyed watching this.
OMG, I had the BIGGEST crush on Suzi when I saw her on Happy Days as a kid! Long live Leather Tuscadero!!
Me too! She was smoking, and extremely talented. She still looks and sounds fantastic.
Yeah, Leather ROCKED! \m/
Growing up in the 70s, she certainly was a reason why knew I was going to be straight. Even now that she’s older, she’s still got that spark of intrigue and mystery that is attractive.
Getting a 57’ p-bass for your first instrument is a definite leg up!
Ya think. Lol
You have to remember it was just a old bass then not a vintage work of art like it is now
Incredible bassist. I learned so much from her. She understands rock and roll.
Very much so. Great song playing bassist. Exactly as a bassist should be…
So beautiful then and now. She's perfect in every way.
Such an underrated musician. She's amazing! I didn't imagine she would give such nice interviews.
Suzi Quatro is LEGEND
Always in our heart
How many of y'all remember "Leather Tuscadero?" Heyyyyy 👍
The Bass Queen of Lady Rockers!!
Can't wait to see the new Documentary!
Keep rocking Suzi!!!
She was supposedly going to get her own show but wasn't interested.
"Leather Tuscadero" from Happy Days😁👍. Loved her on that show!
She's NOT a girl who just happens to be a musician. She's a kick-ass musician who just happens to be a great gal too. Loved Canned Heat, BTW. Love ya Suzi. God bless you and yours.💜☺🙏👍
Word
😂😂
ok white knight. cringe.
@Randolph Hillert nothing. buzzwords that sound woke.
@Randolph Hillert Did you watch the video? She says she was categorized as "a girl" by the other boy musicians, but she didn't see herself that way, just as a musician.
Suzi Quatro was absolutely huge in Australia. Huge following
She was also huge in Connecticut, USA.
Devil gate drive. I saw her play in a club at Sunshine Coast QLD Australia in early 90s. She's got a real good technique.
Hate to tell you she still is.
Not was, she still is! We love her here
Suzi, I still love you 50 years later.
Rockin' at 70 ... respect!
She is just as cool today as ever! Love Suzi!
an Icon!!! She should be on the same level as Ozzy but for some reason isn't. There are many of us who love you Suzi. Keep rockin!!!!
eh, well I guess I'll get smacked here :\ ...ok, as much as I wish I could agree, I cannot...Ozzy is on another level, Suzi is her own level, they can't be compared. Both rock, but come on...Ozzy?, get real :P
@@ABCDEFGHIJKELA... I feel the same way
Depends where in the world you were. Suzi was at the top in the early 70s in Australia.
@@pyrmontbridge4737 I'm in the us...in the 70s she was big everywhere...but mainly due to magazines like Circus and hard worked touring...but not to the levels she was in places like Australia.
@Lawrence Carver hmmm...he does play some other instruments but maybe not the bass... definitely the keyboard.
I was born in Arica Chile 1959...I be been fun of you since you was 17 Suzy..you rock for ever
I was totally in awe of Suzi Quatro when I was a teenager (late 70s). She's still awesome (and I'm now 55 years old!). Thank you so much for this. What's so apparent is that she still lives and breathes music. Gotta admire that!
Just look at the love on her face when she plays that instrument,not going through the motions,you got to love Suzi Q ♥️
I saw a Suzi Q gig in a club in Melbourne, Australia about 20 years ago and she rocked then and she rocks today - Total legend.
Evan Murphy saw her at festival hall in 74 I think
@@kirklenagh3095 No. It was in a club in the late 80s in Bulleen. The club is long gone now though (pokie venue now I think)
Suzi must be given her place in the Rock.nRoll Hall of Fame.❤🎉
Hey it's Suzi Quatro, AKA Leather Tuscadero.
Holy flashback.
I remember watching her on Happy Days when it first aired!
Wasn't she Pinky's cousin?
YES
I REMEMBER seeing her
She is genuinely cool. Well spoken and fantastic musician. She looks amazing...still has a youthful glow.
Grew up on Suzi Q. It was the only music my mum listened to that I didn't hate haha. Legendary.
Charming as always. Talented and beautiful human being. Much respect from your adopted country, Australia.
Fantastic! LOVE Suzi. Thank you for posting this, Loudwire!
Suzi comes over so well and I hope that she comes back to England again to play. She does a great show.
She lives in England.
This lady is so cool
Sassy and cute legendary musician . Suzi Rulezz \m/
She glommed Fonzies wallet
Thomas Kemer HAH!! yes she did and I think Mrs. Cunningham was the only one that called him Arther.
saw suzi quattro & nazareth a decade ago in switzerland. absolutely underrated, both of them
You are still stunningly gorgeous ! And you are one of the most talented artists I have ever seen. Your duet with Chris Norman "Stumbling In" drives me outta my mind. You were the sweetest thing that ever hit a stage with a guitar in your hands. Both the late James Robison and you have given me a new respect for bass guitar !
Saw Suzi and her band in an open-air concert in Norfolk a few years ago; blown away; so much energy, enthusiasm and fun rolled into a fantastic evening. Thanks Suzi!
The very first concert I attended was Alice Cooper's Welcome To My Nightmare with opening act Suzi Quatro. My friend wasn't much of a Cooper fan but he loved Quatro. We both knew every song on her debut album when we went to the concert. I was on the floor and got fairly close to the stage. I was start struck. Plus I must say, Suzi was a bit of a looker. I have not heard those songs in years so I just played the whole album, I don't remember all the words but I certainly remember all of the songs. Thanks for the memories. Was fun to catch up.
Suzi is a legend. Multi talented and she really knows how to rock and roll!!
Absolute legend. I was listening to her first album in the car yesterday.
thankyou 😊 incredible lady so ahead of her time (in the '70"s..... very much a man's world in the music industry) stunning looks still too should be in the hall of fame 🎼 first time I saw her was when I was about 7&a half/8years old.... just an incredible voice and talent 🎼
Me too !! About the same age & I totally fell in love w/her to no end 😍 !!
Talk about cool, 😎 no one was as cool
as Suzi Q ! ! !
Suzi Should have been inducted into ' The Hall of Fame ' back in the Mid 80's !!!!! NO DOUBT !!!!! Love You Suzi
AWESOME Video!!!
You can see the PASSION on her face!!!
I know it’s a cliche, but what an inspirational musician. Great women too. Love you Suzi!
My first record 1974 to my 10th birthday was Suzi. And ACDC. Let the good old times rock.
Still playing her childhood bass, so fucken wicked can only imagine how good those frets feel under her fingers after all those years
Wow, thanks TH-cam for this suggestion.
Hi Suzi, you still look amazing. Love from South Africa 🌍🇿🇦
She’s so cool that Fonzie was her cousin in Happy Days.
The Fonz wasn’t her cousin. She played Pinky Tuscadero’s little sister.
Sit on it Andre
@@jackb348 LOL!
Jack B sit on it pmsl
@@Eddicat AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the joy and enthusiasm
Suzi,, you are the inspiration for me becoming a bass player after seeing you at Melbourne's Festival Hall Australia on December 6,,, 1974 as an 11 year old and I totally understand about us and the drummers in the engine room and May I say,, you drive an incredible vehicle time and time again.
I have your dvd Suzi Q and all your albums from Can the Can through to No Control. This is one of your best albums with great musician ship and song writing with your son Richard.
Thanks for making us feel good whether it be playing your records or seeing you on stage hitting us hard in the chest with that driving thumping bass of yours.
Please do more videos like this Suzi and above anything else,, thankyou and thanks for sharing and thanks for being you 😘
Stephen Costello I was at that gig too as a 12 year old at my first concert!
I made my own bass 2 years later and still play now 44 years later!
Learnt to play by listening to Suzi’s songs and Paul McCartney.
Loved this video!
@@julianjones9074 Wow Julian and maybe we crossed paths exiting out of that great building and that's so fantastic about your bass and bass playing.
Absolutely perfect mate and keep rockin' 👍
Love watching her play and talk about her riffs--Suzi is awesome! ❤❤❤
I remember seeing Suzie & Mike at the Belle Isle clam shell theater in Detroit in the early 70's, I was just a little kid way back then.
I first became acquainted with Suzi Quatro in the early 70's and was hooked as a fan. I just wished we could hear her more.
I'd love to see her having a conversation with Carol Kaye. That would be interesting.
...Bingo...
Mesolithic Man so funny, I was just thinking that as I read you comment!!! 😂
She's not even in the same league as Carol Kaye.
Anyone who loves music should watch documentary......The Wrecking Crew
Donna Oberlin
Great minds.
Jack44M
And how good a singer is Carol Kaye? What does she look like in a leather catsuit?
The bass and the drums are the engine. We're so lucky to hear her music.. man that was entertaining. My gosh she gets to the point fast. And I can't believe it. I understood her.
What a legend. This lady championed "Girl Power" before The Spice Girls were even a pipe dream
Go waaaaay back. Kleenex, SLITS, Raincoats....wrote and played their own songs/instruments.
yup, without having to say it! She lives it. And when she plays, you don't go that's pretty good for a girl, you say, wow, that's a good bass player.....
@@johnnyrotundo6483 Spot-on. It wasn't even weird that she was a girl. Girls were accepted as musicians for years then suddenly they start pretending like they weren't.
@@chroniclesofbap6170 I think things shifted in the 80's with the hair metal band culture.
I Love you are re-Airing these FABULOUS SHOWS.
Suzi is IRREPLACEABLE. 🤠🖖♨️
Wow, haven't heard anything about Suzi Quatro in decades. Good to see she's still kicking around and looking healthy.
I've jammed with her a couple of times.... she's as cool as she looks....
We have adopted her here in the U.K she is unofficially ours🤘😁🤘.. but seriously she truly is "A LEGEND" and the U.S. should show her a lot more appreciation than i think she gets from her own country, very overlooked talent and she still rock'in. For a woman in the 60s/70s singing and playing bass in a rock band, i mean come on!!! Paved the way for many who followed her...she still enthusiastic about playing (as you can see in this vid) and seem like a genuinely nice person.. also shoots a mean clay pigeon/skeet😆
She hasn't changed a bit... Slightly older but THE SAME... GOOD TO SEE SHE'S STILL ROCKING
Wow!.....all I can say is ......Wow! You take me back there Miss Q. Thankyou 🙏
I bought an Audi Quattro back in the late 80s and nick named it Suzi.
Great car!!
Can the Can was the first album i ever bought , i was 7 years old . Later i became a Bass player . Savage Silk is still my favourite song . Been playing guitar now for 25 years , and it all started with Suzi .
Gear Factor just hit another high. Brilliant choice
Respect to a rock legend
Hi Suzi I’m Warren from Australia, I went and seen you at Mudgee Day On the Green and it was a great concert. Your a great singer. Cheers
A nice interview of your self and guitar, interesting about the 1959 fender guitar. Thanks for being your self. And you have a nice Elizabethen home. God bless you.
Bass player and drummer “Engine that drives the Car”. So true.
Thanks Suzi. Lovely bass! Considering how long you have lived in Essex you are still pure Detroit.....from an Essex boy!
I had such a crush on her.
She overflows coolness.
I went to school with Mickey Quatro in Canton Michigan how cool! He was a great drummer his father jammed in a band .
Nice to see Suzi Quatro still around, kicking ass and still the coolest...
So great to see and hear Ms. Suzi Q reminiscing about her musical roots! Have long admired her groundbreaking role in rock. Thank you, Ms. Quatro!
P-Bass. Original. 1957.
She still has and plays the original 57 Fender Precision bass given to her by her father when she was 14.
Let's take a moment for that all to sink in....
...and the price tag of that bass when her dad bought it, and getting one today, let's taka a moment to let that sink in.......
I had to pause the video in that moment... any working 57 P-bass is valuable. This one is PRICELESS!!
That bridge isn’t correct for a 57......and not much wear given her play style.....just an observation
Oh wow. None of knew that. How can you be sure? Sorry mate; just bein' a dick.
true musicians don't suffer from GAS
I recently became a Suzi Quatro fan during the pandemia, when I chanced upon a few videos. Great performer! I know little about the ups and downs of her career (and did not see her on Happy Days) but she certainly is one of the best bassists I've heard, as well as a fine songwriter and performer. This video was quite educational; I don't play bass, but I wish I did (my favorite instrument is a 12-string guitar). I agree with her that the engine of a band is the rhythm section, and she certainly drove her bands. Good to see that she is still around and still performing; I wish her well.
Suzi's dad Art Quatro played the organ at Olympia Stadium for Red Wing games.
Legend - Remember seeing her on Top of the Pops first time round in the UK. Now live in Michigan , just down the road from where she grew up. Suzi - I still have a crush on you :)
"My Grandma's 70 years old and she can still kick everyone's ass on the bass."
Remember watching Suzy on Top of the Pops as a kid.
Great to see that she's still awesome
I didnt know yet that I love Suzi Quatro
Pure gold. Astonishing musician!
I toured with her son, lovely chap!
My god.....Legend :) Bless her. Love you Suzi....
Happy belated cakeday greetings to Miss Suzi Q. A great favourite here in Australia. Chinn and Chapman may have given her her recording start, but Australia turned her into a superstar- at least here!
The first album I bought with my own money was a copy of "Can the Can" on cassette in Canberra.
Living Legend! Nothing but love and respect.
I'll never be as good as her, but I ain't giving up!
Long live rock'n'roll!
Long live Suzi!
Oh my word she is so beautiful, and so talented!! Would love to hear more interviews from her.
There are thousands of interviews/videos out there.. just Google her..
I loved (still do) this lady. I am 70yo now but I can still sing her hits (not very well any more)
Suzi and Smokie........AAaaaahh, memories. Thank you dear lady.
One of the greatest female rockers who has ever lived.
She is awesome greetings from the super ancient megalithic city of TIAHUANAKU BOLIVIA 🇧🇴 thanks for posting
Me: Stumbling in...
SQ: Fire light will catch us Stumbling in.
Musicians live forever!!!
Holy Mother of Rock and Metal !
Still rockin'...Top musician & performer.Just love Suzi...xxx
I am probably the only guy in US that knew who she was before Happy Days. Edit around 6:30 think that riff is on Alice Cooper Schools Out album someplace. If you are into bass that's another great one, Dennis Dunaway
Thats a shame actually; that her success in the UK and Australia didnt translate into success in her homeland. She should have been just as big in the US.
Dirk, I hate to break your soul like mine was thrashed, but not everything you THINK is Dunaway was actually Dennis on record. Studio musicians (the same guys that recorded The Partridge Family and The Archies albums) were pretty much the entire School's Out and Muscle of Love albums' staff, except for Vincent Furnier, of course...
Ha! Not the only one! My family was stationed in Izmir, Turkey in 1974 and they played "48 Crash" and "Can the Can" in the discos (Turkish version of a night club w/ dj) as well as "Ballroom Blitz" by Sweet and "Burn" and "Might Just Take Your Life" by Deep Purple. This was my sr. year of high school--I graduated in '75, came back to the states, and it was right in the middle if the Disco era---aaaccckkk!!
@@johnalex6309 The only overdubs I ever heard of were late Glen Buxton
Hey Suzie. You are right. Drums and bass are best buds. They carry the band. As a drummer, I love what you do. Keep up the awesome work.
Love you babe. Xoxox
She still looks the same, one of my many crushes
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET SUZI, YOUR PERSONA, AND ATTITUDE WITH PEOPLE IS GREAT !! AND YOUR BASS PLAYING IS OUTSTANDING ! YOUR JUST A GREAT,GREAT PERSON WE ALL LOVE YOU 🎸👍💛💚💙
Discovered her song “Your Moma won’t like Me” early 70s was hooked! Glad she’s doing good!🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Suzi Quatro my first celebrity crush. My jaw dropped when I saw her on Top of the Pops singing Can The Can. “Who is this fresh faced tousled-haired rock goddess?” That was it. I was in love. So glad she’s still around.