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January 2, 2020
With her first of 14 consecutive UK hits on RAK,
in 73, Suzi Quatro took ‘Can The Can’ to No.1.
Also in 73, ’48 Crash’, was a Top 3,
and ‘Daytona Demon’, at No.14, followed on.
In 74, came gold-selling No.1 – ‘Devil Gate Drive’,
and ‘Too Big’ reached No.14.
And ending 74, ‘The Wild One’,
enjoyed a No.7 scene.
In 75, ‘Your Mama Won’t Like Me’, made No.31,
and in 77, peaking at No.27 was, ‘Tear Me Apart’.
In 78, ‘If You Can’t Give Me Love’, reached No.4,
and ‘The Race Is On’, made No.43 in the chart.
Ending 78, ‘Stumblin’ In’, with Chris Norman, was at No.41,
and in 79, at No.11, came ‘She’s In Love With You’.
In 80, ‘Mama’s Boy’, settled at No.34,
and ‘I’ve Never Been In Love’, at No.56, came into view.
Still in 80, ‘Rock Hard’, on Dreamland,
made a No.68 score.
And in 82, ‘Heart Of Stone’, was a Top 60,
this time on Polydor.
Keep on Rockin’ Suzi Quatro – You’re the tops
written by
Harriet Blackbury
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