Artist
Bay City Rollers
Bay City Rollers is a pop artist from Edinburg, Scotland, UK formed in 1967. 26 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Pop · Edinburg, Scotland, UK · Best pop albums
- 26
- Releases
- 1974–2017
- Active years
- 1967
- Formed
Artist
Bay City Rollers is a pop artist from Edinburg, Scotland, UK formed in 1967. 26 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Pop · Edinburg, Scotland, UK · Best pop albums
Most popular
Once Upon a Star
1975
Rollin'
1974
It's a Game
1977
Dedication
1976
Wouldn't You Like It
1975
Elevator
1979
Strangers in the Wind
1978
Ricochet
1981
Anthology ('71-'81)
2017
Rock N' Roll Love Letter
2014
Bay City Rollers
2014
Original Album Classics
2013
The Essential Bay City Rollers
2009
Collections
2006
S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y Night
2005
Bay City Rollers - The Best Of
2004
Nur das Beste
2004
The Very Best of The Bay City Rollers
2004
The Only Bay City Rollers Album You'll Ever Need
2004
Love Songs
2003
MediaMarkt - Collection
2000
Bay City Rollers: The Definitive Collection
2000
Absolute Rollers-The Very Best Of Bay City Rollers
1995
Shang-A-Lang
1993
Bay City Rollers: Collections
1992
Voxx
1980
The Bay City Rollers were a Scottish pop/rock band of the '70s with a strong following among teenage girls. The origins of the group go back to the formation of the duo the Longmuir Brothers in the late '60s, consisting of drummer Derek Longmuir (b. March 19, 1952, Edinburgh, Scotland) and his bass-playing brother Alan (b. June 20, 1953, Edinburgh). They eventually changed their name to the Saxons, adding singer Nobby Clarke and John Devine. Then they changed their name again by pointing at random to a spot on a map of the United States: Bay City, Michigan. Their first hit was a cover of the Gentrys' "Keep on Dancing," which reached number nine in the U.K. in September 1971. In June 1972, guitarist Eric Faulkner (b. October 21, 1954, Edinburgh) joined. In January 1973, singer Leslie McKeown (b. November 12, 1955, Edinburgh) and guitarist Stuart Wood (b. February 25, 1957, Edinburgh) replaced Clarke and Devine, stabilizing the quintet's lineup. After flopping with three singles, they finally hit the Top Ten again in February 1974 with "Remember." At this point, the Rollers became a teen sensation in Great Britain, with their good looks and tartan knickers, and they scored a series o…