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Attendance: The Bay City Rollers splash-landed
on the pop scene in 1971 with their first hit, 'Keep On Dancing',
but it wasn't until 1974 that the strapping Rollers really
got rolling. With a string of hits including 'Bye Bye Baby',
'Give a Little Love' and 'Money Honey'. Up until
1979 these lads were as difficult to dislodge as a pair of pants
during a yoga session. B+
Physical Education: Considering it
was the decade where the likes of Sid James were considered fine
physical specimens, the Rollers didn't look too shabby. The
lads had that beefy Scots look a la the Quaker Oats box, and had
bulges in all the right places. A-
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Behaviour: Where to start? The boys
may have been the apple of many girls' eyes in the early days
but they certainly did their best to tarnish the
image. The lads fell out of favour with the ladies after admitting
that they took Valium to cope with their manic schedule (though
their popularity among depressed housewives must have gone through
the roof). As if that wasn't enough, in 1998 drummer Derek
Longmuir pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography, claiming
it had been left at his home by an American friend. F
Bonding: Despite being the subject
of global affection from the golden years of 1967 to 1978, the Bay
City line-up suffered more changes than a British Rail timetable.
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