Artist Bay City Rollers
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Bay City Rollers - Aint it strange
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Bay City Rollers - All of me loves all of you
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Bay City Rollers - Angel angel
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Bay City Rollers - Angel baby
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Bay City Rollers - Be my baby
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Bay City Rollers - Bye bye baby
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Bay City Rollers - Bye bye barbara
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Bay City Rollers - Dedication
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Bay City Rollers - Dont let the music die
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Bay City Rollers - Doors bars and metal
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Bay City Rollers - Eagles fly
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Bay City Rollers - Give a little love
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Bay City Rollers - Here comes that feeling again
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Bay City Rollers - I only wanna be with you
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Bay City Rollers - I only want to be with you
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Bay City Rollers - Its a game
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Bay City Rollers - Jenny gotta dance
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Bay City Rollers - Just a little love
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Bay City Rollers - Keep on dancin
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Bay City Rollers - Keep on dancing
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Bay City Rollers - La belle jeane
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Bay City Rollers - Lets go
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Bay City Rollers - Life on the radio
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Bay City Rollers - Love brought me such a magical thing
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Bay City Rollers - Love is
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Bay City Rollers - Love me like i love you
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Bay City Rollers - Lovely to see you
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Bay City Rollers - Manana
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Bay City Rollers - Marlina
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Bay City Rollers - Mary ann
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Bay City Rollers - Money honey
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Bay City Rollers - My teenage heart
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Bay City Rollers - Please stay
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Bay City Rollers - Please stay bay
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Bay City Rollers - Remember sha-la-la
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Bay City Rollers - Ride
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Bay City Rollers - Rock n roll honeymoon
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Bay City Rollers - Rock n roll love letter
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Bay City Rollers - Rock n roller
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Bay City Rollers - Saturday night
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Bay City Rollers - Shang-a-lang
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Bay City Rollers - Shanghaid in love
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Bay City Rollers - Summerlove sensation
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Bay City Rollers - The way i feel tonight
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Bay City Rollers - There goes my baby
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Bay City Rollers - Too young to rock and roll
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Bay City Rollers - Turn on the radio
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Bay City Rollers - When i say i love you
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Bay City Rollers - Yesterdays hero
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Bay City Rollers - You made me believe in magic
Bay City Rollers were a Scottish pop rock band that gained massive popularity in the 1970s. Known for their catchy tunes and distinctive tartan outfits, they became teen idols and a global sensation, especially in the UK, the US, and Japan. Often dubbed "the first boy band," their energetic style blended glam rock and pop, and they played a major role in shaping pop culture during the era. Their fanbase, known as "Rollermania," rivaled that of The Beatles at their peak.