Suzi Quatro interview this day (UK) 6/Nov/2024

[@jonah17100]

Absolute legend and more importantly a very nice lady 💞

[@MelliaBoomBot]

growing up in the 70's she was so kick ass for me, in the middle of rural Wales , UK would you believe! thank you Suzi. x

[@austinteutsch]

As a 70 yr. old drummer for 53 years, I had a thing for this babe. Just the best.

[@Seibling]

such a positive human being she is. always has been. and i am still drowning in her big blue eyes as i was back in the seventies. great cat, great base player and an avantgarde for so many women in the rock industry. 👏👏👏❤

[@TomLymberopoulos-du5he]

A truly lovely lady and excellent rocker😃

[@focusedfreebird]

She should be in rock n roll hall of fame. She was a trailblazer. 😊

[@mayenglish4572]

I love her I love her I love her, and totally, STILL in love with Suzi Quatro. I remember in 1974 (I was nearly 13) Listening to the Album at my older cousins house. That was it for me. Can the Can.

[@henningstage8662]

🤩- She is everything from one's youth in the 1970s, 80s and so on... until now through 60 years of powerful performance on stages around the world - so great done by her - we all love you Suzi!

[@lindamoore6163]

Stumbling in…. My favorite Suzi song 🎶

[@susanford2388]

A lovely lady & I remember her from the early 70's. Great songs all ones we can sing along too. Great to see her still entertaining with her music.

[@milesbrown8016]

Really awesome

[@colettebrennan1840]

Love Her She was The First Female that Was completely Brillent A Rebel ❤ No other female in the Day achieved achieved this Shes The First ❤

[@BILLYMORGAN1971]

Anytime I sing Stumblin In I sing both parts, love the song. I mostly remember her on Happy Days though...

[@johntaylor6345]

I remember when Devil Gate Drive was a huge hit for Suzi. When I saw her on top of the pops I thought Who is that ? She was just fantastic. I even went out and bought the single. Years later I went to see her in an open air concert. Alvin Stardust was also on with Suzi. Both were just brilliant. I grew up listening to 70s performers like Suzi Quarto and Alvin Stardust. Both were part of the glam rock Era. The 70s were really special for me. The music was superb. Marc Bolam, David Bowie, Queen, Abba , Mud, Showadiwadi, and Gerry rafferty.

[@Damon-p9u]

I had a pin up of Suzie on my bedroom wall...........just like most boys back in the 70's. Great artist, the eternal rocker. Love you Suzie.

[@pepsiq11965]

She's Iconic. Love from NYC

[@stevejelly3161]

SHES GREAT 🙂

[@KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972]

The ultimate iconic Rock Chic ! Long live Suzi - LEGEND ! ❤

[@kyleebeeton8109]

QUEEN 🤘

[@Megs-x5i]

I love Suzie Q!!!

[@1HARTSON]

used to dance to suzi when i was 7 years old i am still dancing today at 59 well sort of haha x

[@theelvisguru9490]

She’s a legend and paved the way for women in rock. And if you don’t believe me look at any interview. She’ll tell you!😂

[@LarsGsanger]

Women🙂

[@KevinLarkin-i3m]

Susie has left her mark, had a great career, she is entitled to talk about her achievements…..

[@theelvisguru9490]

@ constantly

[@saywhat1512]

Well she’ll certainly be remembered, unlike the saddo with the elvis photo…

[@theelvisguru9490]

@ that’s a really odd response. You don’t know me. I think it’s safe to presume you’ve never met me and yet you say that people who do know me won’t remember me. You have no way of knowing that. If you feel the need to respond to a comment, then perhaps you should say something that isn’t nonsensical. All you have done is make yourself look childish and unintelligent.

[@garethbramley1]

I'll be seeing you in a week or so's time. Can't wait.

[@Dancestar1981]

I love that’s she’s still touring

[@daniel-m]

An exceptional woman! I was a fan of hers when I was only 13 and I think she made me love rock'n'roll.

[@garysmith291]

QUEEN OFF POP STILL ROCKING STILL TO DAY X

[@Digibeatle09]

Keep rockin’ Suzi !

[@sharronharrison251]

Legend ❤

[@mrdeafa25]

I bumped into her coming out of the BBC back in the early 80's and I can confirm she was one hot lady.

[@elizagoodytwoshoes9140]

I remember seeing Suzi Q on a holiday in Australia in the late 80s, she’s still on my playlist now after all these years.

[@leswilcock7327]

I was in the top oak pub in essex not far from her home with my girlfriend. Suzi came in and playex darts . Such a normal amazing woman .

[@GoodMrDawes]

Legend

[@moon2019-z7p]

Leather Tuscadero!

[@tadbarker7082]

Trailblazer ! Great Gal. Already assured her place in rock history. She stamped her name on the 1970s. We kids who grew up in that period salute her. Looking forward to many more gigs & appearances 👍

[@medea64]

Ich mochte alle ihre LIEDER ❤

[@Hava744]

Any one else stand in front of the mirror with your hockey stick guitar, singing devil gate drive ❤

[@philipcollins218]

How lovely

[@haydoncooper3744]

100% Great musician performer and woman.❤️

[@moonlightshadow2664]

She's fantastic, but there were other women who rocked it out in that era too. Great, great musical era.

[@HimbeerSeidel]

Legend ❤🔥

[@kennyguitarallen5662]

nice one suzi,

[@PAN77769]

We love you Suzi Q

[@davetouretto8486]

Suzi Quntro is a very beautiful woman and a great singer love you 😍 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤xxxxxx

[@dawniebabe65]

Still a total legend and beautiful. Rock chic

[@Memorylanemodelcars2]

Best Female Electric Guitarist Ever ❤❤❤!!

[@Allegra11]

I had a mad girl crush on Suzi back in the day!

[@bG-lp3yw]

Lovely

[@vickiepower6201]

Suzi is definitely a legend and a great lady ❤ but Janice Joplin is the original rock Queen, thank you to both ladies ❤️❤️❤️

[@codzy3532]

im 61 i remember in 974 my dad plays guitar and he said wow a girl on a guitar was watching the clip devil gate drive found out later it was bass she played

[@kevinshanahan6064]

Was nice to see her in Dempsey & Makepeace - love you to death episode to see her as an actress.

[@lee-annebarrett366]

I saw her in concert in Adelaide in the 70s.

[@christinerobinson547]

Brilliant!!❤❤ love fro South Africa!!

[@markleaning107]

What a women

[@micasa6493]

Legend, nothing else describes Suzi.

[@jAITtROtULL]

She looks great!! I can see her in a nice short hair cut, it would actually make her look a lot younger.

[@ianhart4757]

She wore a lovely bob cut in the 1990s and 2000s. Of course she was much younger, but it looked great. So beautiful. So feminine. It set off her big beautiful blue eyes.

[@Dancestar1981]

@@ianhart4757it really suited her

[@elizagoodytwoshoes9140]

Nope I’m not cutting my hair either just to look younger, no thanks it’s called aging on your own terms.

[@jAITtROtULL]

@@elizagoodytwoshoes9140 It's not so much the cutting, it's the holding on to the same hairstyle you've worn for years, including when you were young. That ages you in a very unattractive way. Let it Go!!

[@BeatUpRecordsCDs]

I wanted to hear more 😢

[@william_marshal]

Saw Suzy perform live in Germany in the early 90's, she must have been mid 40's but she was dynamite !!!

[@eredison8584]

I once knew the drummer on Can the Can.Keith Hodge.

[@eredison8584]

I haven't seen him since 1973.Strange player.He used ride cymbles as hi- hats.They really cut through.Nice guy too.

[@ianhart4757]

Wow. What did he have to say about his time with Suzi before she was famous ?

[@eredison8584]

From what I can remember,I do believe he enjoyed working with her in the studio.Whether he did gigs with her,I don't think he mentioned that.

[@eredison8584]

I was a keyboard player in a night club in New Bond Street in London in 1973,in those days you could park outside on yellow lines after 6,bit different now!!Keith was the drummer and Hamilton Hawksworth was the bass player.Both incredible musicians.

[@richalderson6069]

She's not in the Rock'n'roll Hall of Fame which seems kind of insane. But then, maybe she's too cool for it.

[@ianhart4757]

But her clone, Joan is !! Go figure

[@richalderson6069]

@@ianhart4757 Yeah, and did she give a shout out to Suzi in her induction speech?

[@heather6668]

That's criminal. She was really instrumental in making it normal for women to front a rock band.

[@heather6668]

@@ianhart4757 Yeah really and nowhere near Suzi's league

[@richalderson6069]

@heather6668 Yep, her influence is everywhere! I think there's an elitist scene going on in the committee that are preventing her from being inducted.

[@mariebelleescritora3829]

1979... joven y buena epica para el Rock...🎸🎼🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎼🎸🎼🎼🎼🎵🎵🎼🌌🌠👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🗣️

[@reuterromain1054]

AS A LITTLE BOY I LOVED TO PLAY SUZI QUATRO SO LOUD THAT SHE SOUNDED THROUGH THE WHOLE HOUSE! IT WAS A HOUSE OF FOUR APARTMENTS AND FOUR DIFFERENT FAMILIES! OF COURSE, I PUT MYSELF DELIBERATELY INTO TROUBLE!!!!BUT SUZI STILL LOOKS GOOD FOR HER AGE!

[@mariebickley4988]

❤

[@brenda-el5cz]

suzi q is and alwayz will b AWESUM AZZZ 😆🎵🎸🎤💜

[@walterevans2118]

I was utterly SMITTEN with Suzy when I was a teen….lol (Paul)

[@halbertking2683]

I see a cool Sunn Bass amp with JBLs .

[@sveinsigurdgismarvik4445]

Still the Glycerine Queen 😊

[@ThePantygun]

Wut? 🙂

[@sveinsigurdgismarvik4445]

@ThePantygun The glyserin queen

[@johnjones9750]

She wasn't the first female bass player. Megan Davies of the applejacks.

[@mikefule]

She wasn't the first female bass player, but the interviewer said "the first female bass player to front a band." Megan Davies played a more traditional bass player's role in the background. There were plenty of women before Suzi who also "paved the way for women in rock". However, Suzi was the first to lead a band under her own name, sing, and play electric bass, whilst wearing a leather catsuit and appearing on Happy Days. Quite a first! I saw her live at Rock City, Nottingham, UK, once, many years ago. A good fun night of sing along rock n roll.

[@sharonramsey715]

Love Suzi, however she wasn’t the first woman to front a band. Remember Janis Joplin, now that lady knew how to front a band. Great to see Suzi looking fantastic and sounding great.

[@heather6668]

Yeah but Janis is more remembered for her solo work even if she did front Big Brother & The Holding Company.

[@jennypiper377]

❣IMHO I RECALL CATS EYES NOT MANY OTHERS AND GLAD PEOPLE ARE GOING OUT INTO THE CONCERTS OR SOMETHING THEY WANT TO DO,BETTER THAN WORRYING OR SITTING DOING ZERO. IMHO IMO LAUGHTER IS ONE OF THE BEST MEDICINES TRUE BUT IN THE BACK OF ALL MINDS?NOT ALL MY MINDS THINK ALIKE AND NO TWO ARE ALIKE??? IMHO.

[@mariebelleescritora3829]

🎼🎼🎵🎼🎵🎼🎸🎸🎸🎵🌌🌠👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🗣️

[@lackof548]

Legend? Bit overstated.

[@wind.del.change]

down in dildy drive.

[@eileenquinlan8452]

She was gorgeous in her day now she looks like a lipstick lesbian

[@aus80srockradio94]

Don't know that Suzi inspired Debbie Harry like the interviewer said, but anyways.....

[@neilfranklin5644]

Not so much to get into music but to be that sensual and dangerous style of performer,perhaps

[@heather6668]

Was never a fan of Debbie Harry - always looked drugged up. Voice like a screeching cat on the back fence. LOL before you all come at me, I know a lot of people love her. It's just my opinion and I do have a right to it.

[@aus80srockradio94]

@heather6668 Yes you do have a right of opinion, but I like Deb even more than SQ.

[@heather6668]

@@aus80srockradio94 Glad you like her and yes you also have a right to your opinion. So much nicer dealing with people like yourself who manage to respond with respect even if they don't agree. Thank you.

[@aus80srockradio94]

@heather6668 Thank you 😀

[@pierremchughes9917]

Thought Suzi died

[@TheBlueOwl21]

Other artists should take a leaf out of Suzies book, and don’t voice your political opinion !

[@normanmeharry58]

A mighty wonder.... where interest is greater than talent.

[@aussieoutlawalt8411]

WHY does every single time she is interviewed these Bozos explain things like they are talking to a majority of People who have never heard of her , its annoyingly bizzare, then play some old Clips, same , same. Mention she has some music out but never, ever will they play it

[@Dancestar1981]

Annoying that they won’t give a sample of her new music

[@wilderbeestmcc6539]

I must be honest she was pretty crap…. But good luck to her😀🇬🇧

[@heather6668]

Not sure how old you are but it was a different time and she was different from the run of the mill pop that was around. She had some really good songs and yeah a lot of stuff I wouldn't listen to now - like a lot of bands and artists. I used to buy albums every week and seriously in the 70s and 80s you could listen to the whole album and never think of skipping tracks because the whole thing was of a decent standard. Now, you're hard pushed to find 2 songs on an album that your ears are willing to be subjected to.

[@irinaturchenko1585]

💔🥰