Quatro, Suzi - Suzi Quatro (1973)

UK 1st pressing version
01.  48 Crash   (Mike Chapman / Nicky Chinn)   3:55
02.  Glycerine Queen   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:49
03.  Shine My Machine   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:50
04.  Official Suburbian Superman   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:07
05.  I Wanna Be Your Man   (John Lennon / Paul McCartney)   3:20
06.  Primitive Love   (Mike Chapman / Nicky Chinn)   4:14
07.  All Shook Up   (Otis Blackwell / Elvis Presley)   3:50
08.  Sticks and Stones   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:41
09.  Skin Tight Skin   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   4:22
10.  Get Back Mama   (Suzi Quatro)   5:57
11.  Rockin' Moonbeam   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   2:54
12.  Shakin' All Over   (Johnny Kidd / Guy Robinson)   3:34

Bonus tracks on 2011 release by 7T's Records
13.  Rolling Stone   (Suzi Quatro / Phil Dennys / Errol Brown)   2:46
      Single A-side, July 1972
14.  Brain Confusion (For All the Lonely People)   (Suzi Quatro)   3:11
      B-side of Rolling Stone, July 1972
15.  Can the Can   (Mike Chapman / Nicky Chinn)   3:36
      Single A-side, April 1973
16.  Ain't Ya Somethin' Honey   (Suzi Quatro)   4:08
      B-side of Can the Can, April 1973
17.  Little Bitch Blue   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:27
      B-side of 48 Crash, July 1973
18.  Daytona Demon   (Mike Chapman / Nicky Chinn)   4:02
      Single A-side, October 1973
19.  Roman Fingers   (Suzi Quatro / Len Tuckey)   3:48
      B-side of Daytona Demon, October 1973
20.  Ain't Got No Home   (Clarence Henry)   2:19
      Previously unreleased 1972 recording

Bonus track on 2022 The Rock Box 1973 - 1979
21.  Free Electric Band   (Albert Hammond)   3:39
      Previously unreleased 1972 recording

Rare bonus track on some bootlegs
22.  What a Way to Die   (Dave Leone)   2:14
      Single by The Pleasure Seekers, 1966

Most releases of the album outside of the UK included "Can the Can";
"Rockin' Moonbeam" and "Get Back Mamma" was not included on the album
in the USA and Canada, and included "Can the Can" instead;
Australia released album under the title Can the Can, which appears on the cover

Recorded at Audio International Studio, London, 1972 - 1973,
except "What a Way to Die" recorded in the USA, 1965
Original album released by RAK, October 1973

Produced by Mike Chapman;
except "Rolling Stone", "Brain Confusion", "Ain't Ya Somethin' Honey",
"Ain't Got No Home" and "Free Electric Band" by Mickie Most;
and "What a Way to Die" by David A. Leone