Album Info
| Artist: | Suzi Quatro |
| Album: | Can The Can |
| Released: | Australia, 1973 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | 48 Crash | |
| Songwriter - Chapman - Chinn | ||
| A2 | Glycerine Queen | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| A3 | Shine My Machine | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| A4 | Official Suburbian Superman | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| A5 | I Wanna Be Your Man | |
| Songwriter - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| A6 | Primitive Love | |
| Songwriter - Chapman - Chinn | ||
| B1 | All Shook Up | |
| Songwriter - Presley, Blackwell | ||
| B2 | Sticks & Stones | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| B3 | Skin Tight Skin | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| B4 | Get Back Mamma | |
| Songwriter - Quatro | ||
| B5 | Rockin' Moonbeam | |
| Songwriter - Tuckey, Quatro | ||
| B6 | Shakin' All Over | |
| Songwriter - Heath | ||
| B7 | Can The Can | |
| Songwriter - Chapman - Chinn |
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Description
Suzi Quatro's "Can the Can," released in 1973, is not an album but rather a single that became one of her most iconic hits, encapsulating the raw energy and pioneering spirit of one of rock's first female bass guitarists and lead vocalists. The song, with its hard-driving rhythm and catchy chorus, is a quintessential example of Quatro's blend of glam rock and hard rock, setting her apart in a predominantly male-dominated genre.
"Can the Can," written and produced by the legendary songwriting duo Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, features Quatro's powerful vocals and bass playing, supported by a dynamic backing band. The song's lyrics, with their enigmatic and somewhat cryptic nature, add to its allure, inviting listeners to interpret its meaning in various ways.
The track's production is characterized by its straightforward rock approach, focusing on electric guitars, bass, and drums to create a sound that's both gritty and infectious. The energy of the recording captures the essence of early 70s rock music, with a rawness that was emblematic of the era's live performances.
Critically, "Can the Can" was well-received, with many praising Quatro's energetic performance and the song's catchy hook. It was seen as a breakthrough for female artists in rock music, with Quatro's commanding presence and musical talent challenging the gender norms of the time.
Commercially, the single was a significant success, reaching the top of the charts in several countries and becoming one of Quatro's signature songs. Its success helped to cement her status as a rock icon and paved the way for future generations of female musicians in rock and roll.
In retrospect, "Can the Can" stands as a landmark in rock history, not only for its musical merits but also for its role in breaking down barriers for women in the music industry. Suzi Quatro's pioneering spirit and undeniable talent shine through in this track, making it a timeless anthem of empowerment and rock and roll energy.
