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Hello, and welcome to another Midnight.

Meets, thank you very much for listening to the podcast.

And I have to say, this absolutely goes very close to the top of my list

in terms of Midnight where it's we've done.

And as you know, there's absolutely dozens on the feed.

Susie Quattro is a musical daughter of one of the greatest music times on the planet,

Detroit, you think, of course, Mold Time, which we're going to talk about.

John Lee Hooker, who spent most of his time there, so it's blues, it's jazz,

it's soul and on and on.

And Susie thrived in a male dominated rock scene of the 70s and into the 80s,

and she sold over 50 million at records at World Wide to date.

Now, many journalists and performers view her as a genuine trailblazer.

And as you're about to find out, she did it her way.

And furthermore, her musical beginnings were very much a family affair.

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