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Topic History of: Bay City Rollers reforming
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PaulB	My one record (45) by them was after Les McKeown had left and were just called The Rollers. 'No Doubt About It' sounded more like Toto. I found it in the 50p box. Personally I love the bagpipes but I don't think they would fit with Bay City Rollers music. I'm happy to leave that to Roy Wood.
JK2006	There was a different Lead Singer (Nobby) when I produced them and I sang all the Backing Vocals on their first hit (Keep On Dancing).
Artie Fufkin	Horrible manufactured bore band. As pleasant as having your ears filled with shortbread. And all of that tartan! At least they didn't resort to bagpipes.
robbiex	http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-34323112 Well at least 3 out of 5 of them are reforming. I was only primary school age the first time around, so don't remember them, however I'm aware that the hysteria surrounding them was massive. They weren't great singers or musicians, but they had a few decent pop songs like "Shang a lang", "Bye Bye Baby", and "Saturday Night", and "Keep on Dancing" which was produced by JK.