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Other music forums => Various Artists, Lyrics, Discographies => Topic started by: Juppel50 on July 17, 2013, 06:43:13 PM
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Yeah, it's true.
I'm outing myself as a Rollers-Fan from 1971 until 1979.
Stuart "Woody" Wood and Eric Faulkner, who is still on tour, are really good songwriters.
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Known that the drummer was on children?
(http://img239.imagevenue.com/loc351/th_416528697_BayCityRollers_122_351lo.jpg) (http://img239.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=416528697_BayCityRollers_122_351lo.jpg)
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Known that the drummer was on children?
([url]http://img239.imagevenue.com/loc351/th_416528697_BayCityRollers_122_351lo.jpg[/url]) ([url]http://img239.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=416528697_BayCityRollers_122_351lo.jpg[/url])
Yes I know.
His name is Derek Longmuir, and he should be ashamed.
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The kings of the high-water pants! I thought they were pretty cute for a while. :)
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The kings of the high-water pants! I thought they were pretty cute for a while. :)
George Martin from the The Beatles at The Hollywood Bowl liner notes:
My youngest daughter, now nine years old, once asked my about them, "You used to record them, didn't you Daddy? Were they as great as The Bay City Rollers?" "Probably not", I replied. Some day she will find out.
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George Martin from the The Beatles at The Hollywood Bowl liner notes:
My youngest daughter, now nine years old, once asked my about them, "You used to record them, didn't you Daddy? Were they as great as The Bay City Rollers?" "Probably not", I replied. Some day she will find out.
That's neat. I remember my older sister, who was 15 in 1964, telling me that she had read about this new band, The Bay City Rollers. The article said they could be the new Beatles. I think she wanted me to experience the same excitement she and her friends did. Musically, of course, that never came to pass and I don't think the hysteria was ever in the same league either. But it was kind of fun.
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That's neat. I remember my older sister, who was 15 in 1964, telling me that she had read about this new band, The Bay City Rollers. The article said they could be the new Beatles. I think she wanted me to experience the same excitement she and her friends did. Musically, of course, that never came to pass and I don't think the hysteria was ever in the same league either. But it was kind of fun.
Teenage girls need bands too. Heck, that's what the Beatles were early on-a band for teenage girls! Thank God for the records so we could hear the real genius as opposed to the concerts where all that was heard was screaming.
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Teenage girls need bands too. Heck, that's what the Beatles were early on-a band for teenage girls! Thank God for the records so we could hear the real genius as opposed to the concerts where all that was heard was screaming.
Yeah, they ended up having something for just about everyone. My mom and dad liked them too!
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I remember my older sister, who was 15 in 1964, telling me that she had read about this new band, The Bay City Rollers. The article said they could be the new Beatles.
Wait! I remember those guys...
S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y NIGHT! Bay City Rollers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBn2ux5vRHk#)
Not a bit like Cagney.
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Wait! I remember those guys...
Not a bit like Cagney.
But they were a bit gear fab in their own small way, you know.
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not too many good bands from scotland....they were ok..the best thing from scotland was ac dc..