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2016-01-08 02:08:29 I sing in a choir order ●●●●●●ion xl ●●●●●● ●●●●●●lia When the band broke up in 1971, Quatro was ●●●●●●nted by B●●●●●● pop ●●●●●●ario Mickie Most, and spent two years in the UK ●●●●●●ping her ●●●●●●ark sound and image. A●●●●●●h she wrote most of her own album ●●●●●●, her ●●●●●●s were ●●●●●●ed by Most’s protégés, Nicky Chinn and Mike C●●●●●● (who also ●●●●●●ed hits for the Sweet and Mud). “We were ●●●●●● ●●●●●●g a kind of rock ’n’ roll ●●●●●●, with that D●●●●●●-Motown ●●●●●●g bass. Then glam rock added those ●●●●●●-●●●●●●d drums and ●●●●●●. Mike C●●●●●● liked to take me to the top of my range. He’d say: 'OK sing this,’ and I would. And then he’d go up a key and say: 'Can you sing this?’ And then he’d go up ●●●●●●r key, and I’d say 'Mike, that’s as high as I can go.’ He’d say, 'That’s the one. That’s ●●●●●●ng.’ I was ●●●●●●g right at the ●●●●●●ng point. God, it used to kill me.” |