Reaction To Suzi Quatro - 48 Crash - Official Video - 4K Remaster | THE WOLF HUNTERZ

[@_alifeallmine_]

Suzi was an absolute trailblazer for Women in rock, she’s a legend, was hugely popular here in Oz.

[@dariowestern]

Still is hugely popular in Oz. 🙂

[@Tim-itselectric]

Legends never die ..

[@alanstrom2221]

The late, great Dave Neal on Drums. RIP Dave Drumming style. Suzi's husband Len Tuckey on Guitar. Alistair McKenzie.on Keyboards -RIP Alistair The QUEEN of ROCK n ROLL - SUZI QUATRO on Bass and Vocals

[@scottyh8494]

Ex husband. :)

[@AustShadow]

The original Queen of rock.

[@magnuswettermark8293]

Not for me. She i 2nd on my list. The first is female rockband FANNY. They was a killer band,all their albums is good. Check out the song "Blind Alley" from the album fanny hill - 1971 for exemple.

[@flea1972]

@@magnuswettermark8293 Didn't Suzi Quatros sister join FANNY at one point?

[@magnuswettermark8293]

Flea. Absolutely. Patti Quattro joined them on guitars..!😁

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

@@magnuswettermark8293 You're kidding? Fanny was created by a band that Suzi and her sister had been in, Cradle.

[@stephenpaxman6180]

QUEEN OF ROCK !!!!

[@robertcockerell3640]

I have Suzi’s first album with “Can the Can” and “48 Crash” and they are both on my current playlist. I have seen Suzi Q live in Tasmania and she is still 🔥! As well as playing the bass at her concert she told us that she learned to play the drums and play classical piano and then proceeded to show the audience these other musical skills. She is quite memorable after seeing her live. Always one of my favourite female artists.

[@willasacco9898]

Wow🎶

[@gypsysteve3576]

Yes yes yes yes yes ...keep Rockin the Suzi Q. Especially the 1st 2 Albums ...theyre the heaviest! She still tours in Oz too, but is from Detroit. So go see her while you still can.

[@MegaVector2011]

Rock & Roll baby! Labelled as glam rock in the UK in the '70's.

[@gavinholt5428]

Always loved Suzi. Devil Gate Drive was my fav from back in the day. She did a duet with Smokie - Stumblin' In that was just fire. More recently she had a killer version of Strict Machine. 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@nephilim2582]

I was 11 years old, and so in love with her! Had a big poster of her in my room! The 70's were such a beautiful time, colorful and crazy! Greetings Nephilim

[@micheleallen]

I love her singing Stumblin’ In with Chris Norman from the band Smokey. Love her.

[@julzstock]

Suzi is the Queen of Rock .. Touring here Down Under in 2024 .. Still releasing music left right & centre .. New album a duet album with KT Tunstall …

[@carolcarol3938]

Wow delving way back with Suzi. She was very popular here in Australia when I was a teenager .... and let me say that was a VERY long time ago. You should check out more of her stuff.

[@axe2414]

The drummer is playing traditional grip with his sticks which is how all drummers are taught in school band. It works naturally when playing a drum set right-handed. The other way is of course matched grip where you hold both sticks the same way and became more common.

[@Toobeegort]

A lot of army drummers use that grip, it's called traditional and it's very old, starting in the 1400s I think.

[@balticstain7150]

This was a smash hit in 74 and still is today, and the first female bassinet which was ground breaking...and she's still going today 72 ....

[@robhaunui3343]

It first hit the charts in 1973

[@gypsyroadhog]

No.3 in uk 1973, Devil Gate Drive was her first hit in ‘74

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@gypsyroadhog Produced by Nicky Chinn/Mike Chapman

[@balticstain7150]

@@robhaunui3343 👍devil gate drive 2..👍

[@gypsyroadhog]

@@michelelaraia7358 it sure was and wrote by them…as they did for some of The Sweet’s greatest tunes

[@garryafter8946]

Thank you for featuring this...many people in Canada and the USA think she was introduced to the public by Happy Days, and Stumbln' In was her first and only hit record....they don't know that she had almost 5 years of 7 hit singles and 3 good selling LPS totaling 20 million by that time....she was well known in Detroit and the mid west but a cult favorite here in the US....her greatest exposure here came for opening for her old friend from Detroit Alice Cooper on his '75 Welcome To My Nightmare tour....all her international hits failed to chart big here....her first solo single Rolling Stone in '72 was a worldwide flop....except for of all places Portugal where it reached #1!...she was the only female star to be considered part of the big glam/stomp rock wave along with T.Rex, Slade, Sweet, Bowie, Gary Glitter....that swept Europe from '72-midway thru '75. If you want to stretch your Suzi watches....Daytona Demon was a hard edged race car track tht was another early hit single, Too Big was a #14 UK hit in '74....lots of swagger there, Cat Size is her self penned coming of age ballard.....much later in the 80's Tonight I Could Fall in Love was a great textured ballard, and Baby You're A Star was a return to the hard rock formula.....her covers of Tom Petty's Breakdown, Ray Charles Hit The Road Jack and Dave Clark 5;s Glad All Over are among the best fo the many rock standards she has covered....there was a group called FANCY (not FANNY!) that covered Wild Thing in 1975...very bass heavy, female vocalist...I thought that was Suzi finally getting a USA radio hit....Fancy also did a great heavy song called Touch Me (not the Doors track) I look forward to seeing more of your videos...this was my first!

[@leandabee]

Naw, Suzi, our little honorary Aussie, seeing she has been here soooooooo many times over her career 👌👏👏

[@Music-Moments-h8t]

I grew up on this stuff still have the records

[@joefregoso2725]

Siempre grande mi Suzi Saludos

[@mikephillips8810]

Was a fan in the 1970s but too young for gigs. Saw her various times live in the 1990s and early 2000s, still great. At one of those I met her, because I used to write a 1970s music magazine and featured Suzi in one edition so gave her a copy. Seen recent interviews with her and she was talking about her music history, her composing on piano and bass playing, and singing of course. Still sounds great. An American who found big success in the UK and elsewhere (and lives in the UK) but never fully appreciated in the US. Shame today that many think Joan Jett was the first badass female musician in leather - good as she is (and I've seen her live twice) - Suzi did it all first.

[@thunderspike1892]

Devil Gate Drive. Suzi were earlier a member of The Pleasure Seekers alongside her sisters Arlene and Patty. Her sister Nancy later became a member. Patty were also a member of All Female band Fanny. And Arlene are the mother of actress Sherilynn Fenn known for Twin Peaks. Their brother Michael Quatro are also a musician. The piano on 48 Crash are played by Alastair McKenzie . He was very good. Dave Neal on drums and her then husband Len Tuckey on guitar

[@annettepartridge6332]

Suzi's band were all awesome musicians. Alastair McKenzie was the keyboard player, he passed away in 2015 :(

[@kevinmcfarlane2752]

Not heard this for years, think decades! 😊

[@danw3735]

You two make a great couple by the way :D Love all your reactions, especially the Australian ones, although I think you've been through almost every Aussie song by now :D

[@stupeters8409]

I have seen Suzi Q 7 times and she is a legend, big catalogue of hits

[@StephenDouthart]

A true pioneer

[@tim10243]

I must have been 10 or 11 years old when that song was published and Suzi Quatro was my godess from the first second! Her early songs which are much harder than the later ones are best. Try "Can the can" next!

[@steveburrows3263]

I saw Suzy play several times round the Ipswich area in the 70s.Fantastic times..

[@jomiiller6297]

Suzi the queen of rock! Guys you must check out her in recent years singing Desparado or her dedication to Elvis Singing With Angels which she has Elvis’s band the Jordannaires backing her

[@peterfairhall1784]

She is an absolute legend and is as good today as she was then, even better.

[@magnificentfailure2390]

That drumming style is actually what I was taught in 5th grade. I think it's just the traditional method.

[@seanbarry7378]

Lots of Oz connections in an artist we embraced. The great and often forgotten Australian Mike Chapman (look up his bio if you don't believe me) co-wrote and produced this track, like so many of Suzi's songs. When Suzi's biopic movie was released in 2019 we managed to catch the preview of it in Brisbane, with a special guest, Suzi. She did a Q and A at the end and stayed around to meet and greet and sign our old albums etc. Still bloody sassy and the real deal. Great movie by the way.

[@d-2793]

She played leather Teskadara on happy days🎉

[@louisb5563]

As much as I DIG Suzi Q and your reaction, I have to say the best part of this content was @ 6:12 mark onwards!!!🔥🔥🔥 I was just thinking at the beginning of this video how I enjoy you 2 MORE than the music videos and here you go! GOLDEN!!! He reminded me of "Ray Ramano" @7:31-7:49 trying to backtrack his way out of what he talked himself into! onwards🤭😁😄😆😆😆😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@wendygroves8296]

I ❤️ Suzi have seen her live twice. Wicked🥀 btw her keyboard player at the time I saw her was blind. Not sure if he has been in band from start.

[@brettwilkie3833]

The original leather clad female rocker who influenced so many others like Joan Jett etc. I saw her in Oz about 6 years ago & is still going strong.

[@Tim-itselectric]

EPIC .. 🎉🎉

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

She was great and in Europe she was very popular.

[@notanotherenigma7759]

I remember the summer of 1976. Suzi and I had a relationship. The only way it could have been better would have been if she knew about it! The first 4 LPs I ever bought were Quatro and Can The Can plus 2 Queen ones...

[@wldcrd26]

Suzi Quatro played Leather Tuscadero on the tv show Happy Days

[@EL_Duderino68]

Suzi Q was also in 7 episodes of Happy Days. Weird hey? :)

[@drycanyon]

I remember watching her on that show

[@scottyh8494]

No not really she had hits way before happy days, Suzi was offered the role when Garry Marshall's daughter had a poster of Suzi from a cover of the Rolling Stone on her bedroom wall back in 1975.

[@EL_Duderino68]

@@scottyh8494 Yes I know she already had a lot of hits then. I grew up in the seventies. Can the Can was my favourite. What is your point?

[@goeegoanna]

If you enjoy this glam-rock sound of the 70s have a listen to Goldfrapp's Ooh La La. Alison Goldfrapp's timbre is enchanting and sensuous and the band's meandering range in musical styles over the years is refreshing and unique.

[@markmccullagh7539]

she does a fantastic version of stumblin in with chris cheney from the living end. worth checking out

[@michelelaraia7358]

I know.

[@gypsyroadhog]

And to get to know more about her check out her 2019 documentary about her life

[@RoverT65536]

The trippy thing is it's written by a couple of old guys for teens, sounding like a car crash but really about turning 48.

[@dangerousguys777]

Forty Eight crash is a silk sash bash - a silk sash bash is a party or celebration where silk sashes or scarves are worn or given to indicate a rank or an event like a wedding or birth.

[@Tim-itselectric]

If shes not on every hall of rock and roll fame im leaving!!

[@theotherdogknees]

Late to the party as usual but I have always considered Ms Q to be one of the forerunners of English punk. The drummer is using a pretty standard grip. Jim White from the much loved bands 'people with chairs up their noses', 'fungus brain' and 'venom p stinger' used that. So did Charlie Watts, drummer for an obscure band, possibly Scottish, called 'the rolling stones'. Don't remember what happened to them, but Charlie was a legend. And they both wear their hats to the front.

[@johnsrensen3366]

The glam rock queen from Detroit big succes in europe in the seventies

[@scottyh8494]

Suzi actually dislikes herself being referred to as the Glam Rock Queen, she has said in many a interview. She is the queen of Rock. Glam Rock just happened at the same time.

[@spraguebill8679]

Suzi should be in the RRHOF!

[@goatslunch6991]

I thought she had a massive bass. But Shes like 3 feet tall. I have loved her forever.

[@johnsrensen3366]

Check out the wild one or devil gate drive🤘

[@JohandeHakkelaar]

Hey guys you should comment on more glamrock from the 70’ies. You will be surprised … you could do Hellraiser by Sweet

[@hmmm7399]

Suzi, PFM, ????, Aerosmith and Steppenwolf in 1975 in Baltimore. Suzi opened. Aerosmith stole the show from Steppenwolf. I remember PFM with an electric violin. They were great. Look them up. I wish I could remember the 5th band but it was 1975 and that's the period when the lights came on the arena was full of smoke as most old timers can tell you. I'm not saying any of that smoke can from me but something caused that 5th band to escape my mind.

[@michelelaraia7358]

The violinist was Mauro Pagani, who later left the band. Also a flutist. From Chiari(BS-Brescia, Lombardy, Bud Spencer/Carlo PEDERSOLI father and maybe also mother from there too, although he was born in Naples!). PFM stands for Premiata Forneria Marconi(=Marconi Awarded Bakery, although here sounds more like Ovenry. Sic!) because they used to carry all the instruments inside this car, sponsored by them. They also had a 33 produced from Greg Lake's Manticore UK label.

[@Itelkner]

I think the drummer is using a traditional grip, but it's hard to tell.

[@mikephillips8810]

Yeah jazz style and used sometimes by a lot of the early rock drummers and they sometimes switched between that and the overhand style.

[@Itelkner]

@@mikephillips8810 Right, but this guy appears here to be using a traditional grip with his left hand, but with his palm face down. I've never seen it quite like that. Looks unusual.

[@bonkousmcnaughty4604]

A song about a certain man’s midlife crisis😂

[@tombeyerlein3813]

I'm late to this, but I just wanted to say that this song was soooo unusual in 1973. It hit me like, well, like a lightning flash. I don't think I'd ever seen a woman bassist before then. (It wasn't considered ladylike for a woman to play bass or electric guitar in those days.)

[@stephenleader8065]

If I remember correctly, this songs about a middle aged man trying to cop off with a younger woman.

[@gypsyroadhog]

Suzi is great from the era that brought Slade….who she toured with so ya should check out their Cum on Feel the Noize banger

[@TheFreezerGeezer]

Kids these days have no idea about the traditional stick grip. Sigh.

[@samuraidarryl]

Who didn’t like Suzi??? 🥰🥰🥰

[@TheMicturation]

is this bout a stock market crash ?

[@michelelaraia7358]

Can the can same year

[@michelelaraia7358]

1973

[@randallbundy108]

That is not Suzi

[@scottyh8494]

Yes it is.

[@robertperry5832]

You need to go to Specsavers

[@michaelmayo9048]

No not the toilet together.

[@Richard-darixdax]

Less of you and more of Suzi. No offence 😊