She is like a hurricane! SUZI QUATRO 48 Crash First time hearing REACTION video

[@DominikHall-y7p]

last Year she was on Tour in Germany ....same Power as in the 70ies ...... Perfekt

[@MicahBell_1860]

My first crush was Suzi Quatro in 1976 when I was 6 years old

[@SandyMcMasters]

Great request & reaction - love Suzi, underrated. She was a major influence on Joan Jett and others as you said💖

[@chriscox8547]

Suzi, could really play base. Hot as hell, too.

[@scottyh8494]

48 Crash is about male menopause. This footage of Suzi and her band is from a German TV show called Disco a lot of bands used to go on the show to promote their latest releases back in the 70's.

[@Mal_1908]

Ah, the 70's. Suzi's still going strong today.

[@thunderspike1892]

The great band around her. Dave Neal on drums, her then husband Len Tuckey on guitar and Alastair MacKenzie on piano. She started out with her sisters in Pleasure Seekers. And her brother Michael are a songwriter and keyboard player. He released 11 albums between 1972-2005. Her sister Patti was a member of all female group Fanny and her sister Arlene are the mother of actress Sherilyn Fenn known for Twin Peaks.

[@d.vincent6190]

Suzi and her sisters started rockin way back, their group was called pleasure seekers, then morphed into Cradle.

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

Great song and reaction.I can’t remember the last time I heard this song

[@Galantus1964]

ohh wauw what a trip down memory lane.. i loved Suzi Q growing up ...she was so underrated

[@michaelkruska6097]

She rocked Wacken Open Air in 2024🤘

[@Joliie]

Saw her ilve a few years ago, she still kicks ass :D

[@cathyortiz1280]

Suzi inspired Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, etc.

[@jamestaylor3429]

Suzi Quatro, Joan Jet, and Lita Ford were up front in your face, and as Joan Jet sang, "... don't give a damn about my reputation." Suzi Quatro appeared as Leather Tuscadero on "Happy Days" and had a duet with Chris Norman on "Stumblin In". Lita Ford and Joan Jet were members of the all girl band "The Runaways" There have been other female rockers, but Suzi was first.

[@surlechapeau]

Before Joan and Lita, there was Suzi Quatro (not in The Runaways 1975-1979) and the first all-female rock band Fanny. Fanny was the first to record albums on a major label, Reprise Records 1970-1973. They were the first to tour extensively as well. Reprise Records was founded by Frank Sinatra. David Bowie loved them, and The Beatles let them record a version of Hey Bulldog in their studio, and add a verse. Check out their "Place In The Country" and other songs on the Beat-Club channel.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

I cannot remember Suzi Quatro ever being in The Runaways. Lots of her heavy hits were made by the duo Chinn/Chapman who wrote also many hits for The Sweet. I saw on KZbin a recent performance by Suzi Quatro with Andy Scott of the Sweet on guitar.

[@jamestaylor3429]

@@erickvermeulen9734 You are absolutely correct, Suzi was not a member of the Runaways. That was supposed to read Lita Ford and Joan Jet. My apologies to all for this lapse of concentration.

[@erickvermeulen9734]

@@jamestaylor3429 No problem, we had some exciting female rock in that area, next came the Bangles.

[@jamestaylor3429]

@erickvermeulen9734 let's not forget Ann and Nancy Wilson. Like my coach used to say, "ya gotta have Heart, miles and miles of Heart". The Indigo Girls, Dusty Springfield, and Janis Joplin deserve a mention.

[@TYTARMY]

Suzi Quatro. Totally forgot about her since she was on Happy Days. Remember the Weezer video for the song "Buddy Holly"? That was cool.

[@agnetesorensenelbom5085]

Do remember this song ❤ Thank you jogging my memory 🙏🎼🎹😇 Remember Belinda Carlisle and Black Velvet, same kind of energy 🎉🎉🎉

[@iandowney4630]

Check out the all women rock band Fanny, Agnete. They were really fantastic. They were the first female group to be signed to a major record label (1970), played their instruments well and wrote their own songs. They had two top 40 hits, too! They influenced many women who followed 🎉

[@agnetesorensenelbom5085]

@@iandowney4630 Thanks Ian 👍🤩🥰 Ill tjeck them out 🌻🌼❤️

[@Ann-fi6ep]

loved Suzi also Janis Joplin Annie Lenox

[@StephenDouthart]

I loved Suzi! Even though I was about 7! 😁

[@ronsilvia8127]

She also played leather tuscadero on the television show happy days as fonzis cousin.

[@mandoprince1]

Leather wasn't Fonzi's cousin, she was the younger sister of one of his ex -girlfriends, Pinky Tuscadero🙂

[@balticstain7150]

This was absolutely massive hit in australia back in 70s..devil gate drive..

[@mandoprince1]

If you like Suzi, I would recommend having a listen to an all female band called Fanny. They really rocked! Some great videos of them from the German TV show Beat Club, including Blind Alley,, Young and Dumb, Special Care and Place in the Country. Funnily enough Suzi's sister, Patti, was in a later lineup of the band.

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

One of the woman voice of rock-metal music🤘

[@paulrt3]

Suzi Quatro's duet with Chris Norman - "Stumblin' In" is a great listen if you haven't already!

[@jimbrentar]

this is the 70s-est of the 70s

[@rydendk]

As I remeber she was 1 m 44 cm "tall" so the poster on my teenage wall showed her in almost life size

[@andrewr311]

My crush when i was 9

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

Suzi Q

[@MrStanleyMilton]

Sounds like a really pissed off little kid yelling at her bratty brother. lip synched for whatever show that was on too.

[@Able-Man]

Well, PARTS of that sounded familiar...

[@andropovbr]

About the song meaning there's an interpretation that says it's about men suffering sexual impotence, since it usually hit at the age of 48, but not sure if it's true.

[@StephenDouthart]

I seen her once saying, as diplomaticlly as possible, that it was about the "male menopause" 😆

[@chrisoakley5830]

A really good Slade impression.

[@Richard-darixdax]

Trump 😊❤