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In the Spotlight

In the Spotlight
The front cover of Suzi Quatro's album In the Spotlight. Quatro is standing up with her hands on her hips. Behind her is yellow circle on an orange background, simulating the effect of a spotlight. She is wearing a black leather jacket (over a black top) and light blue jeans with horizontal holes ripped in them. She has two black leather belts - a plain one, plus one decorated with yellow studs and yellow chains.
Studio album by Suzi Quatro
Released 5 August 2011 (2011-08-05)
Studio
Genre Hard rock
Length 40:40
Label Cherry Red
Producer
Suzi Quatro chronology
Back to the Drive
(2006)		 In the Spotlight
(2011)
In the Spotlight Deluxe Edition
The front cover of Suzi Quatro's box set In the Spotlight Deluxe Edition. Quatro is standing up with her hands on her hips. A white spotlight shines on her from the top right, partly illuminating a black background. She is wearing a black leather jacket (over a black top) and light blue jeans with horizontal holes ripped in them. She has two black leather belts - a plain one, plus one decorated with yellow studs and yellow chains. In the bottom right there is a yellow rectanglular logo with the words "Deluxe Edition" and "2 CD Set".
Box set containing In the Spotlight and In the Dark
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source Rating
AllMusic (USA) 3.5/5 stars
laut.de (Germany) 4/5 stars
Monsters and Critics.de (Germany) favourable
The Gap (Austria) 2/5 stars
Wears the Trousers Magazine (UK) favourable

In the Spotlight is the fifteenth studio album by the American singer-songwriter and bass guitar player Suzi Quatro.

Mike Chapman, her original producer and composer of most of her hits, approached Quatro with plans to take her back to her roots. They made this album which is a modern take on Quatro's original attitude and shows the influence she has had on modern female artists. "Strict Machine", a song originally performed by Goldfrapp, even contains a two line teaser from Quatro's number one hit "Can the Can", to show the similarities of the two tracks.

When the album was released, it received many positive reviews — Mojo magazine rated the album 3/5 stars. AllMusic rated it 3.5/5 stars, commenting that (except for one track):


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