The new twenty track compilation album The Best of Suzi Quatro: Legend features 20 tracks selected by Suzi herself. It features digitally remastered versions of all her biggest hits including “Can The Can”, “48 Crash”, “Devil Gate Drive” and “Stumblin’  In”, and is available on Gold Coloured Double Vinyl, CD and digitally. You can order it here.

Says Suzi: “I’m excited about my new compilation. It's not just the hits, which I love, but it also features favourite and important tracks from my albums, with an extensive Track By Track on the liner notes. The hits are the hits, but as Mickie Most always told me, 'your self-penned songs are the meat of what you do Suzi'. Enjoy some of my personal choices.“

The complete track-listing for the compilation is as follows:

1. Can The Can (2017 Remaster)

2. Shine My Machine (2017 Remaster)

3. 48 Crash (2017 Remaster)

4. Skin Tight Skin (2017 Remaster)

5. Daytona Demon (2017 Remaster)

6. Devil Gate Drive (2017 Remaster)

7. The Wild One (Single Version)

8. Cat Size (2017 Remaster)

9. Too Big (2017 Remaster)

10. Michael (2017 Remaster)

11. Half As Much As Me (2017 Remaster)

12. Stumblin' In (2017 Remaster)

13. If You Can't Give Me Love (2017 Remaster)

14. Suicide (2017 Remaster)

15. Wiser Than You (2017 Remaster)

16. She's In Love With You (2017 Remaster)

17. Hollywood (2017 Remaster)

18. 15 Minutes Of Fame

19. Free The Butterfly

20. Dancing In The Wind

Also, for the very first time, Suzi's four RAK studio albums from 1975 to 1979 have been digitally remastered and are available to download and stream across all digital platforms. The four studio albums include Your Mamma Won't Like Me (1975), Aggro-Phobia (1976), If You Knew Suzi (1978), and Suzi And Other Four Letter Words (1979).  

Previously, the only original RAK studio albums available digitally were Suzi's self-titled 1973 album, Suzi Quatro, and 1974’s Quatro.  

You can check Suzi out on Spotify here. 

These releases come ahead of Suzi’s return to Australia in 2018 to headline the Red Hot Summer tour alongside some heavyweight Australian names including The Angels and Baby Animals.  

To celebrate, check out some great vintage video footage, including some of Suzi’s appearances as Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days.  

“48 Crash” 

“Glycerine Queen”

“The Wild One” 

“Tear Me Apart” (on Countdown!)

“If You Can’t Give Me Love” 

Suzi as Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days (1977) 

And as a special treat, more Leather, with “Do the Fonzie”