Suzie Quatro 12 Golden Hits

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Suzie Quatro: 12 Golden Hits

(1979/RAK/EMI GERMANY) 12 tracks 1972-75

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Interpret: Suzie Quatro
Album titlle: 12 Golden Hits
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label VINYL
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 5099915764416
weight in Kg 0.21

Quatro, Suzi - 12 Golden Hits LP 1
01	Rolling Stone	Suzie Quatro
02	Can The Can	Suzie Quatro
03	Glycerine Queen	Suzie Quatro
04	48 crash	Suzie Quatro
05	Daytona Demon	Suzie Quatro
06	Devil Gate Drive	Suzie Quatro
07	Too Big	Suzie Quatro
08	The Wild One	Suzie Quatro
09	You're Mamma Won't Like Me	Suzie Quatro
10	Michael	Suzie Quatro
11	I Bit Off More Than I Could Chew	Suzie Quatro
12	I May Be Too Young	Suzie Quatro

Suzi Quatro Suzi Quatro was born on June 3, 1950 in Detroit of a musical family and made her... more

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"Suzie Quatro"

Suzi Quatro

Suzi Quatro was born on June 3, 1950 in Detroit of a musical family and made her debut, at eight, playing bongos with her father's jazz band, the Art Quatro Band and, at fourteen, she was TV go-go dancer Suzi Soul. At fifteen, she formed an all-girl group, Suzi Soul and the Pleasure Seekers, with her sisters Patti and Nancy; they played in mini skirts from Las Vegas to Vietnam.

In late 1970 Mickie Most, in Detroit recording Jeff Beck at Motown, heard her and brought her to Britain, where she toured, third on the bill, and released singles that got nowhere. In early 1973, she was teamed with songwriters /producers Chinn and Chapman who wrote and produced 'Can The Can', a British chart topper on RAK.

With a new image encasing her five-foot figure in a leather jump suit, the idea of her playing bass guitar in a band of large bruisers — Len Tuckey (guitar), Alistair Mackenzie (keyboards), Dave Neal (drums) — made her an instant suc-cess. '48 Crash' and 'Daytona Demon' (1973) and 'Devil Gate Drive' (1974) consolidated that success which went unchallenged until late 1974, when she had two flops in a row.

She spent the first six months of 1975 in America, gaining wide recognition via an Alice Cooper tour.

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