America wasn’t quite ready for Suzi Quatro. It was 1973. At one end of the spectrum, Carly Simon was releasing her “You’re So Vain” reflections on Warren Beatty, Marvin Gaye was topping the charts ...

What was the process like between the two of you? Quatro: After those first two things I said, “OK, come down, stay at the house. Let’s see what we got.” The first session we did was sitting on the ...

Following the release of No Control in 2019, and a halt to touring during the pandemic, Quatro was still revved up, releasing her documentary, Suzi Q by July of 2020, and returned back to her home ...

For Suzi Quatro, portraying intimidating rocker chick Leather Tuscadero on the 1970s sitcom “Happy Days” was art imitating life. A veteran musician who came up in the rough and tumble rock scene of ...

The world had never seen the likes of Suzi Quatro, rocking her bass in an under-zipped black-leather jumpsuit inspired in part by Elvis Presley in the '68 Comeback Special and in part by Barbarella.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Perhaps the snub is because Quatro, the first female bass-playing rock star, had a much higher profile overseas, and Hall voters ...

When Suzi Quatro was a Detroit teen and before she was a worldwide star, she and her sisters recorded one of the ultimate garage-punk cult classics, “What a Way to Die” by the Pleasure Seekers. Wild ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Suzi Quatro’s 1978 album was called “If You Knew Suzi...,” and the new documentary “Suzi Q” makes sure we do. Rolling out July 3 via Video on Demand and DVD, the film by Australian ...

Suzi Quatro‘s life and career as a female rock pioneer is chronicled in the upcoming documentary Suzi Q, which arrives on-demand on Friday. On Wednesday, the documentary will premiere virtually, ...

One of the rooms in Suzi Quatro’s home in England looks like a beachside sunglasses vendor. Professional displays line the walls, except instead of $5 plastic throwaway shades, they hold Ray-Bans—750 ...