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@senorwhiskers2010

6 ай бұрын

How much research do y'all do before you put this shit together? Not much? That's what I thought.

@johnnybmean74

5 ай бұрын

You first said she appeared on Happy Days in 1974. You then said she was on the show during season 5. 1974 was the year of the first season. Your channel SUCKS.

Surprising fact number 1: Susie Quattro was a well established musician well before her role on happy days. She had at least three or four hits that charted in the UK and Australia in 1973/74. Happy Days helped to broaden her appeal and her audience leading Eventually to duets like ‘stumbling in’.

@manfredmeingast

9 ай бұрын

Shame dear Chris Newman, you don't even know how to spell her name. Show some respect to Suzi!

@iwasanangryyoungman

Ай бұрын

Here's another one: Suzi's the real life aunt of Twin Peaks' sex symbol Sherilyn Fenn

Suzi Quattro is one of the most influential female rockers of our lifetime. The documentary Suzi q goes into great detail. Happy days is a very small part of it

I first remember her from the song "Stumblin' In" with Chris Norman. I loved that song and her.

@e11aguru

4 жыл бұрын

Great song!

@RugbyFootballer

4 жыл бұрын

It was her only hit in the USA she was more of a star in Canada

@ebayerr

4 жыл бұрын

PJ B : Yeah.They could've at least mentioned it.It came out in 1978 and they just glossed right over it after talking extensively about her life in 1977.

@kendallsmith1458

4 жыл бұрын

Forgot all about that corny ballad!

@DamImGod

3 жыл бұрын

I know the song, but at the time (10-14) I was not aware of artists names. It was maybe 1985 during college that I put the artists name to the song to the face from Happy Days.

I saw her perform in Melbourne in the early 90's, she played for an hour and a half and gave it 110%,,what a legend,,rock on suzi!!.

@jecos1966

3 жыл бұрын

Is that Melbourne Australia?

@daniellebcooper7160

3 жыл бұрын

@@jecos1966 Yes. In St'kilda, at a place out the back of the Palais, i think it use to be called the cathouse?.

Love at first sight 1972-3 Top of the Pops when I was 7/9 yrs old. So surprising to see a Pretty, wild woman, playing thumping loud music. Suzi fronting her rock group. I knew I could be a tomboy and that its O.K now. At last a role model for me and other awkward early teens that didn't fit the mould. Never gonna be a typical femme-fatal sat singing ballads on a stool in a flowing gown. Thank you Suzi for being the 1st. I wish I had an Autographed Photo of her in these early crazy days.

Old enough to remember her on Happy Days.

First saw her on Happy Days as a kid. Later got into her actual music & was both greatly impressed with her talent & disappointed that she never got any credit for it at home in America. She inspired more female hard rock bands than anyone else. As always, the pioneers of later bands always are swept under the carpet. She deserves better.

She’s still a great performer. I saw her this year at the Royal Albert Hall in London

@FactsVerse

Жыл бұрын

Well said, we strongly concur! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. What other types of video would you like to see?

Suzi Quatro was a rock goddess looong before Leather Tuscadero. Loved her Last Australian Tour when my wife and I saw her in Townsville, 2015. Watched her live a dozen times at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney Australia during the early 1970's... Always a top show. Brilliant, talented, vocally gifted and beautiful.

@mrman8342

Жыл бұрын

she didnt play a dozen gigs at the horden pavilion

Happy Days was when I first noticed her talent. I’ve been a fan for a very long time. I’ve seen in concert, best show ever

I loved her song of "Stumblin In" back in 1978

@JediSawyer

3 жыл бұрын

Suzi and Smokie, did they stay married?

I was in Hawaii in 1973. I was at the record store, thumbing through the albums. I came across her first album with Can The Can. I never heard of Suzi Quatro or heard any of her songs. I put it back, and continued looking at different albums. But, I keep coming back to her. The album cover was in black and white, but her eyes, I kept staring at her eyes. I gave up. I had to buy it. I was in the army, I took it back to my room and played it. Also there was an iron on transfer of " Suzi" in the jacket sleeve. As I played it, I loved it. Especially Catsize, the best song on the album. So what can I say I was hooked on her music. I bought, over the years, evey Suzi Quatro album I could find. I have written on her offical website. The way it is layed out, a hard thing to do. One of maybe 6 people! I wrote there a couple of times. I have also written comments under many of her songs in U Tube. To include that she needs to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for A Lifetime Achivement Award. For the work she has done from 1973 to present. Anything else would be an insult. Also, I like her mini series Bassline which is featured here on U Tube. It is a beautiful way of explaining the songs she did, and how to play them. I can't give you a favorite song, I like so, so many. Love Touch, Sucide, Can I Be your Girl, If You Can't Give Me Love, Empty Rooms, Ego In The Night, You Can Make Me Want To, Butterflies Are Free, and of course Catsize. So it goes, on and on, and on. Stll, I can't see why she was not popular in the US. I watched the video but there is no reason on earth why she was not popular here. What, because she started in the UK? Bad management? So beautiful and talented with a killer voice, why? What is the reason she was not a star here. In Europe, East Europe, Australia, Japan and the orient, she is a SUPERSTAR, and that being well deserved. I guess I am a devoted fan from the first time I saw her face on her first solo album. Was I a fool on that hot Hawaiian day, when I saw the face of Suzi? Or did I see the future of female rock and roller? I think I saw the future. Time proved that to me. Watch some of Bassline to see a candied look of Suzi Quatro. Play some of her songs I listed. I think you will like them! I wish the best to her and all of her fans. Dave In Sierra Vista AZ.

@davidewing5605

3 жыл бұрын

@R Cruz Yep, all the time. When it come to Suzi I know I do. No one defenders her. They remember Happy Days, and maybe the song Stumblin In. Thats it. So I wrote a very small bio, and how I found her music. So sue me. She deserves so much more than that. I stand by what I wrote. Long, yes. Most of my comments are. Dave in Sierra Vista AZ.

I remember hearing about her in 1974/75, prior to Happy Days... I don't really remember hearing her, but when I heard Devil Gate Drive on Happy Days, I was immediately hooked!!!

First heard of her when I was working in a record store 73/74 we played her album in store on a regular basis...loved it. Had the pleasure of seeing her open on Alice Cooper's Welcome to my Nightmare tour...she did not let me down....she kicked ASS 🎶🕉

Suzy Quatro was a household name long before she ever appeared in Happy days

@davidwright8371

3 жыл бұрын

Household name lmao!

@marcusrex77

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe, but did she have any #1 hits?? Or did she write any good songs??? You cant be considered great just because you are a woman. You must produce something great.

@pijnto

3 жыл бұрын

@@marcusrex77 Suzi Quatro had a no one hit before Happy days ever went to air

To me, hearing the song stumbling in in 1978 cemented it for me. She became one of my favorite singers. I later heard that this was not typical of her singing style

For cripes sake...her first album...self titled "Suzi Quatro"...was one of the great albums of the early 70s. "48 Crash", "Primitive Love", "Shine My Machine", and the fantastic "Can the Can"...still one of the few albums I can listen to from beginning to end.

I forgot about her and wish i spent more time with her music She is an under dog and deserves a lot more credit .

@jefferyhill6245

3 жыл бұрын

Sold over 55million records, i think she got plenty of recognition all around the world! That more records sold than many so called famous American singers!

Suzi is still kicking ass. Still touring and making music. Her latest album called “ No Control” is so rocking awesome

@ebayerr

4 жыл бұрын

Z Power : If she has the strength and energy at 70 years old to do all that,more power to her.It certainly beats staying at home growing old and going to bingo games.

She does the best cover ever of Heartbreak Hotel, Rock on Suzie!!!!

I learned about Suzi Quatro thanks to learning more about Joan Jett. And I'm so glad I did!! She's fucking AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! BEST FEMALE BASSIST OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!!

I loved Suzi .I discovered her on Happy Days but bought a couple of her albums after that. I really liked music but lost track of her through the years.she was one of few rock music artists that I listened to as I played,sang and through listened to mostly country music.

Actor. Leather Tuscadero was my favorite guest star ever on Happy Days. I think I saw Suzi Quatro perform on some music show similar to American Bandstand, but I definitely did not know about her true musical career. I am highly impressed now.

Living in Australia we got the best music from the US and UK. Suzi hit our radio waves with Can the Can it rocketed to NO1 in Australia and the UK and some European countries. I know her more for her music. She did an amazing job on Happy Days. She’s a natural performer and with a great cast behind her, she did brilliantly.. Plus .Lots of top ten hits from 1973 up to 1980...

Liked her as Leather being a teen in the 70s, didn’t actually get into her music until More recently. She definitely can rock a song that just captures an energy and feeling. Enjoyed seeing this synopsis of her career.

Suzi's uncle was my freshman year english teacher in high school in Detroit.

@BuddhaBeanie

3 жыл бұрын

Leo Quatro taught me too- at St. Mary.

Seen her live at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney around 1974-75 and immediately fell in love with her.Been a fan ever since.

I loved her hair and her songs Rock and roll Will never die 😎😎😎

I was in LOVE with all of them Suzi was the voice I remember

Thank You for taking the time to create and share this wonderful video with us all ❤️

@FactsVerse

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Be safe and have a great day ahead 💕

Love Can the Can and Devil Gate Drive.

@gc4644

3 жыл бұрын

Tear me apart is a great song too!

She was a trailblazer. She's old enough to be my mother but she is a legend ♥

She should be in the rock and roll hall of fame - no excuse for her not being admitted

@martinmcdonald4207

2 жыл бұрын

Sure why not, they let everyone else in these days!

@tomgebarowski8156

2 жыл бұрын

Who was Chris Norman?

@mrman8342

Жыл бұрын

@@tomgebarowski8156 some one for a minute

@whatsit2ya247

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps, though most Americans had never heard of her before the internet 🤷

Suzi Quatro had ALREADY established her career as a Rock singer in Britain BEFORE she EVER set foot on the Happy Days set. She was signed in 1972 to the EMI-owned, Mickie Most-managed RAK label and already was well known through Europe, Britain and America before Happy Days was even conceived beyond a sketch in Love American Style.

@lguarda28

2 жыл бұрын

Why else would Gary Marshall's daughter have a poster of Suzi in her room?

@mrman8342

Жыл бұрын

this video is all over the place with its facts & most of them wrong wrong wrong !

i discovered her on aug 27, 2020 at age 71. i worked full time from 1969 at a very large conservative corp's offices + went to a four yr commute college part time in the evening. this left little free time, didn't watch tv, + my music taste was set pre Suzi's style. i like what i hear, though, especially "she's in love with you".

@joebloggs619

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I was also always either working, studying or commuting and never had time to watch TV or have "leisure" activities but sometimes I'd listen to the radio briefly and she'd come on. I liked her songs and the music her diminutive body singing all this tough stuff rough working class style music. Especially in her song "If You Can't Give Me Love" where she sings "....what I need is a man, not some aristocrat". But at first I thought her little soprano girlish voice was all wrong for that style of music, more suitable for pop music than hard rock styles. But now I have grown to see how it adds to the performance because it seems so odd and constrasts with the heavy rock beats snd, of course, her playing the bass. I love watching her when, being so tiny, she grabs that great big heavy bass guitar and starts thumping out the base rhythms on it. Those heavy basses weigh a ton and give you a sore shoulder if you try to play one standing up for too long, jumping around dancing and sing loud and high for a long time, like she does. I don't know how such a tiny built girl like her could have possibly survived such live performance that are very strenuous and energy draining, as they have to be because this is not cure pretty pop music. It is very heavy duty industrial working class rock music. Factory workshop or garage type music. But onestill hears such music played in Australia in places like clothing shops selling blue denim jeans etc. Along with Janis Joplin and the rest of the wild girls from that era. Sadly, some of them ended up in trouble,on drugs etc. But, I believe Suzi managed to keep out of that sort of troubled life, even if her stage performances portrayed her as a pretty wild child, every parent's worst nightmare for a daughter.

I Love her songs especially “Stumblin In”

I remember her mostly from Happy Days, i was sixteen years old and i was in love with Leather Tuscadaro

@Jayce_Alexander

3 жыл бұрын

I wasn't even alive when Happy Days first aired, and I didn't know of her till today, but I've got a massive crush on her. 😅

I have liked listening to her music in the past, but now I’ve kind of rediscovered her, now we have internet I can learn more about her and her music, but I have read that she isn’t in the Rock n Roll hall of fame which is very surprising as she is an icon to so many artists who have been inspired by her, make me wonder what will it take for her to be accepted ? She will always be a legend here in the UK, it’s just a shame her own country doesn’t give her the credit she deserves.

Thank you for this video! OMG!!! I looked for any of her music for 6 years after I had seen her on Happy Days. I couldn't find anything in Florida on her. Every record store I went into had not even heard of her. I'm glad to hear she did have success in life with her music. I really liked her sound. For about 45 years I've wondered what ever happened to her. I sincerely appreciate your video on her, thank you so much. ☺️ ✌️ 🖖 😎 😷

@FactsVerse

4 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

@garethwilliams5809

4 жыл бұрын

She worked a lot on British TV and had a show on BBC Radio 2

Born and raised in Detroit, we knew her in the bar scene long before happy days. When she did happy days it was a big deal to see a home town girl on the little screen.

Fascinating video. I found it most educational. I never knew the history of Suzi Quarto.

I discovered her today. Thanks!

I own both Suzi Quatro"s first albums and have a "Greatest Hits" CD . Had some 8-tracks back then but they're all gone. Loved her.

She was the queen of rock and nobody came close love her back in the day

Just saw today for the first time reminded me of someone special in my life once upon a time ago, she’s beautiful!

I saw Suzi Quatro on Happy Days growing up in Silver Spring, Maryland as a kid. Then later, on American Bandstand singing with Chris Norman on the duet "Stumblin' In" I loved that song!!!

Suzi is still alive and still rockin

Found Suzi in 1979 a GF mentioned her and I was like who's that? Then she said Leather Tuscadero from Happy Days. Oh OK! Then I bought her 8 track w Stumblin In. Etc and fell in love w her cuteness and voice!

I got to Know Suzi Quatro & her Music, when I was in Australia living for a Year in 1974 thru 1975. I Loved her & I even went to see her in Concert, while in Australia. I believe it was Sydney!! Great Concert. In turn - I bought quite a few of her Albums!! She is SOOOOO GOOD & I JUST LOVED HER & STILL DO!!! FUN to see her on Happy Days then, after I got Home to the USA!!🇺🇸

She was a little fire cracker..did well in UK..saw...her singing on Hastings Pier...in the 70's...impressed...pretty..

Saw her on Heavy Metal Sunday in Baltimore back in 1975 or 1976. She opened a six band show. Suzie rocks!

Love suzi Quatro From happy days she is awesome and cool

Sorry to say hated Suzie on Happy Days, I was in High School when the first episode appeared. Recently watched a TV special, Women of Rock on AXS TV and thought who is this incredibly Talented Hard Rocking Beauty? Since then, I have dug up a lot of her work on KZread and can not believe how talented she is! Weekly I watch Suzie and Chris Norman perform Stumblin In circa 1978. Suzie you are a Queen of ROCK! Thank You!

I saw Suzi Quatro for the first time at the Fillmore in Downtown Detroit back in 1970 when she was performing with cradle. About a year before she would leave for London, England to make it big over in Europe.

Loved her on Happy Days and my older cousin had one of her records. Awesome singer and a very pretty lady.

I didn't know of her until her appearance on Happy Days!

@robbiefrentz9427

4 жыл бұрын

Heck I thought that’s all she did

@suzanneseager95

3 жыл бұрын

Never heard of her and I watched happy days mork and Mindy Chochi Laverne and Shirley and yes duh know of pete seger and Bob seegar

@beatle9239

3 жыл бұрын

I first heard of her on Happy Days also. I think then I read she was an actual recording artist, but never heard any of her music.

@scdevon

3 жыл бұрын

Check out "What a Way to Die" by the Pleasure Seekers from 1965 if you like the juvenile delinquent, girl garage band sound. Suzi's old band and those chicks could rock!

A great voice she was awesome on happy days😁🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Thanks for the History lesson, I love Suzi and my Aunt Eileen who you featured in many of the stills. I suspect my Grandfather, a professional Photographer, took many of them. I went through His negatives and Photos and found MANY of the Band. Great piece!!!!

@FactsVerse

2 жыл бұрын

You're very much welcome and thanks for watching! We're so glad you enjoyed this video. What other types of video would you like to see?

She was well known in Australia well before Happy days

@maddyg3208

3 жыл бұрын

She must have been a friend of Molly's

@davidewing5605

3 жыл бұрын

@@maddyg3208 Yes you are right. I bought her first album in 1973. A couple of years before Happy Days. Maddy, please read the long comment I wrote about Suzi. I got one negative comment on it because it was so long. I still stand by with what I wrote! Dave in Sierra Vista AZ.

@nofear5056

3 жыл бұрын

Australia early 70s Molly Count Down

@simonrooney7942

3 жыл бұрын

So the yanks were slow, what is new?

I was 6 or 7 when I first noticed Leather Tuscadero in a rerun. Instant crush. I think Suzi is STILL beautiful.

@donalddrysdale1657

3 жыл бұрын

thanks, she is.

First heard about her on Happy days. Love her she's great!

I heard 48 Crash on the radio and bought the record ( still have it) soon after .

Started with Happy Days as Leather Tuscadaro... then to singing Stumblin' In and then listening to her music all the way

Outside of Happy Days, I’d never heard of Suzi Quattro. Interesting video. Thanks

Suzi Quatro always was and still is an absolute Honey. 💋

I remember going to one of her concerts at the old Lee Theatre in Hong Kong in the late 70’s = she was brilliant 👍

She's a pretty lady...never realised how pretty she was until youtube....i watched her on happy days....didnt realise then,but after a few replays on youtube ,she grows on you...

Early 70s Devil Gate Drive and the other early songs. She was my hero when I was about 12

Born And Raised in Brazil here, Happy Days was never sowed here, but Suzi Quatro was already very known here around 1974/1975, AND the best album from his big bother Michel was released here too ( the one called "In Collaboration With The Gods" )

I became a fan back in 1973 when she released Can the can and 48 crash.....She was also the subject of the first pop poster that adorned my bedroom wall....

Loved Suzi and she"s still looking good at 70!

I saw her perform in concert at Detroit Cobo Hall in 1973 or 1974. She rocked, playing Elvis’s “Hunk of Burning Love”.

@kendallsmith1458

4 жыл бұрын

Lucky you!

I discovered Suzi Quatro when I heard the song lipstick on someones radio I was like 15 years old early 80´s so I asked who the artist was, I still like the song till this day.

@FactsVerse

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Susie Q is the best of all female Rock singer ever from my childhood days ❤️🥰👠💋🍭🕶🎥🍫😷😎☕️😍🌹🎶 Retro ( Scott )

@scottyh8494

3 жыл бұрын

It’s Suzi not Susie. 😃

i loved her!!!!!!!

The first time I heard Suzi was when a friend of mines sister played Can the Can, 48 Crash, and Devil gate Drive on her I little phonograph when I was about 12 years old in 1973, been a fan ever since. I think she had more radio play in Canada, where I live than in the USA. Just watched the latest biography video last week.

The title says Suzie Quattro from happy days she was only in 3 episodes and she was already well known before she was in happy days

@burneggroll

3 жыл бұрын

Suzi Quatro was an actress in 7 episodes of Happy Days. She was a musical performer in 5 of those episodes. She was a soundtrack writer for 2 episodes.

WOW! I'M A FAN OF " FANNY " AND NEVER KNEW THE CONNECTION! AWESOME VIDEO. ✌❤🤘

Suzi is a hybrid unlike so many artists today Suzi's hits were provided by the great Chinnichap partnership of Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman. They delivered an incredible 55 hits over an eleven year period for SWEET, MUD, ARROWS, RACEY, SMOKIE, and Suzi Quatro. In most of the world Suzi is not just a Rock star, she's the first female GLAM Rock star. When the glam began to fade in the late 70s Chinn & Chapman skillfully softened her material, image and overall sound and Suzi enjoyed her first re emergence to the top ten with several folksy country style tunes such as If you cant give me love and The race is on. A little later she returned to rock with a slightly more mature take on it. She was a huge recording artist in the UK and Europe where here appearances on happy days were of little significance to her audience. She was regarded as far more iconic than the Happy Days TV show, though it was well documented that she had not enjoyed much chart success in her homeland. Thus her fans understood why she had taken the role, with the hope it may have kick started a run of hits stateside that in the end never did materialize. Like all the Chinnichap acts of the 70s Suzi found it impossible to repeat the top 40 success she enjoyed with Chinn and Chapman but such is her talent, her staying power and the high regard she is held in by the British and European public she has remained in the public eye for five decades. Ironically her duet with fellow chinnichapper Chris Norman (Smokie), Stumblin In was a big hit in the US though it failed to make the top 40 in the UK." Horses for Courses" Brian Manly

On Happy days turn me into big fan and I had a crush on her had posters as well

I first saw her on happy days and liked her character, and loved that duet song. It brings back good memories.

@FactsVerse

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Suzie. Which Happy Days episode is the most memorable for you?

Suzi was popular before Happy Days. Suzi inspired Joan Jett to form the Runaways, which resulted in the first successful All Girl Rock Band, which in turn the Blackhearts were started later. I first heard Suzi on a cover of Elvis, which she does quite a bit. Can the Can was the first song I heard from Suzi and love it to this day! Like the Runaways, Suzi was more popular over seas like the Runaways.

I had a poster of Suzi in my bedroom in her leather suite in the 70`s, nice to look at before I went to sleep :)

Check out Suzi Quatro in an episode of Minder as Terry`s new love interest. She plays the part of a rock chic in a band strangely enough!

Love Fanny. The first all female rock band to sign a contract with a major label. I still have LPs purchased almost 50 years ago now. Solid. Suzi is a fabulous talent. The song "Suzie Q" by Credence Clearwater Revival, to me, is a good tribute....

@tats5880

4 жыл бұрын

But it was written after stan Lewis daughter, when your suzi q was 7 years old. But there is no laws against who you want too pay tribute too..

Stumbling in my favorite song

I must have missed something, we loved Suzi back in 1972

@MilyxxMily

4 жыл бұрын

What do you mean

@MC_AU

4 жыл бұрын

Bitter Topanga, the story had mixed messages - they suggested she ‘arrived’ a bit later than that. She was big in Australia around 1972/3 onward.

@loubatts

4 жыл бұрын

@@MC_AU I first saw her in the early 1970s of an American TV talk show called THE MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW. She and Len Tuckey co-hosted and they performed YOUR MAMA WON'T LIKE ME. I was hooked.

@charlesharper2357

4 жыл бұрын

@@MC_AU Her first album was fantastic.

@kendallsmith1458

4 жыл бұрын

Yes! She was playing the mid-west back in the day, w/ Seger, Alice, & Iggy

Suzie Quatro has always maintained her badass aesthetic because she's the real thing ... much like Joanie. Both validating young girls to be who they feel they really are. Love Suzie!!

@johnmuldoon2037

Жыл бұрын

Joanie Cunningham?

My friends and I were listening to Suzi way before she was on Happy Days...

The whole album with “48 crash” rocks!

@charlesharper2357

4 жыл бұрын

Self titled "Suzi Quatro"...one of the best albums of 1973. "Can the can" and "Primitive Love" were great too...

Saw her on Happy Days.. she was the cool chick.. loved her on her role.

Good video.. I knew she was a rock star in England before appearing on Happy Days, but they played very little of her music here in the U.S., until she had the hit with "Stumblin' In".. then she had the song "Rock Hard" on the "Times Square" movie soundtrack..

i had such a crush on her (leather tuscadero). that hair, man. she was popular in Australia, listen to "48 crash" and then listen to modern band from Australia, Amyl and the Sniffers, and tell me there is not a connection. specifically "born to be alive" by amyl and the sniffers. amy taylor has that 70s look too.

Suzi is great and just adorable and just think she has a sweet voice ever heard and just maybe I’ll find or get an autograph photo from her.. -Retro ( Scott Fox )

I had a crush on her when I was a kid watching HAPPY DAYS!

Saw Suzy live, circa 1978; the lady could seriously rock!

an interesting short doc.---she was one of the earliest records i had heard when Happy Days was going about 79, so i also saw here on an episode around the same time.

Happy Days, back in the DAY. Stumblin' In a couple of years ago,

I loved her on happy days