LMFAO! Did you think I was serious???


But wait, it gets worse. There were actually bootlegs of their music circulating
http://www.baycityrollers.de/boot.html

Thta's pretty funny. Mad props to the bay city rollers for keeping in gnagsta!

I must confess, I LOVED them back in the day!!

Yes, I am THAT old!
One year for Christmas I got a Bay City Roller outfit, a jean jacket with plaid
on the collar, jean knickers with plain down the side and leather boots!

I loved Les, the lead singer!!

Man, ain't no shame in my game! I really dug that band when I was little. Had a few of their albums, watched their Saturday morning t.v. show. I still dig their ballad "The Way I Feel Tonight" and of course, "Saturday Night".

This is my rock n' roll love letter , 2 U, I'm gonna sign it, gonna seal, gonna mail (or was it send) it away!!




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S-A-TUR-DAY Night....I like that song.

I know their ex limo driver that was with them back in the 1970s. He lives here in Mississippi and drives a limo for an oil man that lives here. Why the oil man wants to live in this area is beyond me. Anyway, the limo driver talks with a British accent and really trips me out talking about how he will NEVER drive a limo for rock stars again.....

Those fan bitches write their name on the limo in lipstick and that shit is bleach based!!!!

He gets really pissed talking about the fans.

vainandy said:

This song was a 70's classic.

"You Made Me Believe In Magic" (1977)

MsLegs said:

I love this song.Big hit in early 1976 and it still packs a punch.

DavidEye said:

THE BAY CITY ROLLERS were the kings of the male cameltoe. It was very exciting.

Woody was a babe.

M
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they are everything i hate about 70s music.....absolute mince.

S-A-TUR-DAY.....NIGHT! S-A-TUR-DAY.....NIGHT!

(I know everyone else already said that, but I couldn't resist )

I can't hear that song now though without thinking about Mike Myers doing his Scottish father in "So I Married an Axe Murderer".

And here are some crazed Rollers fans....



Yeah, I'm bored.

blackbob said:

Being born in 71', It took me a while to learn what real 70's music was. As a kid, I loved the Bay City Rollers. It made me dance and sing and have fun with my friends. It created great memories for me when I lived in an abusive houshold. Music was all there was to do to escape when I was a young kid.
Listening to them now I realize it was childish music but it was good back then.
Much better then Britney Spears! It made me want to play and musical instrument. Listening to Britney only makes young girls want to be little sluts.

Anyways, the 70's rocked!