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FIRST TIME HEARING The Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby REACTION
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- FIRST TIME HEARING The Bay City Rollers - Bye Bye Baby REACTION
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Derek Longmuir ( the blond one) finished up working in a care home in Edinburgh where my Mum was a resident ( in a home for the blind) . He used to bring her cups of tea and sandwiches.
Saw them in Miami with my gal pals. I can still see my best friend, now gone, bouncing in her seat next to me as the entire place belted out “ Saturday Night”. Just a group for fun teen times and good memories for those of us lucky enough to be in high school in the 70’s❤️
I think 'The Rollers' were probably the biggest band in the UK for a few years in the 70s ..... appealing mainly to the teenage girl market.. But they did make some great pop records.
Nice win Jordan.
They had a very limited appeal, mostly to teen girls from 13 to 16, on that basis it is ridiculous to suggest they were the biggest band in the UK.
They were advertised to be that great band but never achieved the expectations made on them.
don't forget about the rubettes ... in the same time ;-)
On the basis of record sales they were at the top for a year or two.
Love their song that's called "The Way I Feel Tonight". One of their best!
Good call! Very underrated song
Actually, my favorite by them!
RIP Les McKeon- this is an excellent song!!
All right my babies.... I think this is one of the coolest times in music history because you can hear the transitions of the 60s and 70s in the same song. Two thumbs up, my babies‼️💯🔥👍🏼😎👍🏼
I remember this song from Love Actually. It was used in the funeral scene for Liam Neeson's character's wife and played as a slide show of her life was shown. It was used really unexpectedly and really beautifully.
That’s the best use of the music.
They were massive for a few years and every Teen girl in Town had their poster on the wall....and then Punk Rock arrived !!great
The Bay City Rollers were huge around the world, not just in the UK and US, but were massively robbed of their income, particularly Eric Faulkner and Stuart Wood - both guitarists - who were the main songwriters (though this song is a Four Seasons cover), and Leslie McKeown, the lead singer, who was robbed of performer's rights by their manager who died a very rich man.
Check out some of their Faulkner/Wood penned stuff.
Yep. They were huge in Australia
Yes! Some one else commented about Shakin' Stevens who you haven't listened to yet. He had great songs with "Oh Julie", "This old house" and "You drive me crazy" which was probably his biggest hit. You guys will love him as he has Elvis vibes. Also another band you haven't done from the 70's is "Hot Chocolate". They had hits with "It started with a kiss", "You sexy thing", "So you win again" and "Everyone's a winner" ❤
Oh! They HAVE to do "You sexy thing" by Hot Chocolate - & then see the movie The Full Monty.
I emailed them about Hot Chocolate, lol!
They haven't done The Stranglers or Joan Armatrading. Huge misses.
My favourite Shakin Stevens song was Green Door
The only 2nd group that the word "mania" was associated with.
1st: Beatlemania
2nd: Rollermania
Fell in love with them at age 13 when Ian joined. Still have my albums...still love them.
R.I.P.
ALAN
IAN
LES
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Wrestlemania?
Actually in 1841 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisztomania
@@howardhales6325
Not a musical group
This group is not even on the list of the greatest of all time. Some of them are the Beatles, Bee Gees, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, and others. Definitely not the Bay City Rollers.
@Amen.22 I don't know about the other posters...but I never said they were one of the greatest...I simply commented on the "fan frenzy" over BCR. They & The Beatles had such fans...hence MANIA
Hi, you two! It's Andrew Erroch fae Paisley in Scotland here. As others have said, this band were absolutely huge worldwide and certainly made tartan more popular. I have a memory when I was young of many people on TV, mainly girls, in tartan outfits and they were obsessed by these boys. As a fellow Scot, I'm glad I finally got to see them perform live in concert at The OVO Hydro in Glasgow on the 11th of December 2016. They were certainly still popular that night and the Glaswegian women were as wild as ever. Æx 🙏
A lot of the girls at school started showing up with tartan and wearing platform shoes.
Try one with Duncan as lead when they went as the Rollers. Turn on the Radio, Hello and Welcome Home, or Elevator come to mind. On a personal note , Alan Longmuir(Bassist) was a class act. We met him at a fest once then a week later he walked into a pub we was at and instead of walking by, he smiled, came over, bought a round , and chatted with us.
The song is from late 70s. It's about forbidden love of a married man for a younger woman. He's saying there's no future in it because he won't leave his wife
This was a great song to skate to at the roller rink every weekend!
⛸️ -kool- !
This song is used for a funeral in the movie “Love Actually”. Have you done that movie yet? It does have several NSFW parts, but a great soundtrack.
Great reaction! Also a great song. You should also check out the original by Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. That's why it sounds like a 60s classic.
My favorite Bay City Rollers tracks are "Shang-a-Lang" and "Summerlove Sensation". You guys should check them out sometime.
This is a FRANKIE VALLI AND THE FOUR SEASONS song, which reminds me: When are you going to get back to them? You've only done a couple of their songs, but they have numerous hits, and inspired one of the longest-running Broadway musicals, which was made into a movie.
Never heard this version before. The Four Seasons version, the OG, is so much better. They had so many wonderful hits. Wish you would review some of my favorites, like “Let’s Hang On” and “Opus 17”.
Yes, we already know
Two of the songs was not even theirs. So not actually by the band music. And Saturday Night not written by any of the Five. We need to get actual songs written by the guys like album tracks.
The Bay City Rollers have SO many great tunes!! They are absolutely so much more than "Saturday Night" - glad you are getting into them - hope you do more !
I wish you could have experienced the 70’s and 80’s in the UK, it was a phenomenal time for music as clubs.
You guys did The Bay City Rollers' best song, "Saturday Night" about a year ago.
The '60's sound is because so many of their songs were '60's covers, with a '70's spin. So many fun songs, but 'Shang-a-Lang' has to be next. ❤
OMG!! You’re doing BCR!!! All my girlfriends and I were in love with them in the mid 70’s. Y’all look close to my daughters age so I would equate them with the Hansons. I recently found my BCR album. I sent a text to everyone. 🤣🤣. Brings back memories of Loves Baby Soft and Strawberry Lip Gloss.
I'd compare them with N'Sync or The Back Street Boys.
@@DerekDominoes I’m a bit too old to know those boy bands and my kids a bit too young g to have been into them. I’m about to be 61 and my youngest just turned 33. I those boy groups fall in between those times. I remember Hanson and Spice girls. Lol
YES!
Closing in on a half million subscribers. That’s awesome!
I love” remember “. Takes me back to childhood.
This is a cover of a Four Seasons song. You should check out Rock and Roll Love Letter or Money Honey by the Bay City Rollers.
They were the One Direction of their time! Very popular between 1975 - 1978!
1974 - 1976. By 1978 punk,New Wave and disco had exploded or were exploding and Saturday Night Fever and Grease were dominating.
@@rjjcms1 thanks for the info. I said 1978 because by 1977, they scored their last top ten hit in the US and by 1978, the lead singer had quit signalling the end of their imperial phase.
@@keithroberts4952Indeed,and their last two UK chart entries came in 1977.
I went to see them in Glasgow. It was a sea of tartan and the streets were at a standstill. Good old days we even made the news lol . Next you should check out Shang a lang
As someone from Scotland I’m happy to see you react to the rollers. You have to do Shang-A-Lang by the rollers
Yes, they must do 'Shang-A-Lang' next. It's my favourite song from the Bay City Rollers 😀
Excellent Suggestion!
Love it! You will also like “Rock’n Roll Love Letter”! Another great song by them.
Takes me back to my 8 Track player days.
I remember listening to this at eleven with my 13 year old female cousin. Her mooning over the album cover and being all excited by the band!
My sister was and probably still is in love with every member of this band when she was 17 LOL
A 60's tune with a Beach Boys vibe. A great cover. A great review. Thanks! ☮💚🎶
It's a Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons song.
I loved the Bay City Rollers!!! I saw them at the Michigan State Fair. My very first concert. I have such great memories when it comes to music.
Loved the BCR. Also The Osmonds, Styx, and the BeeGees. Including Andy . Please react to The Way I Feel Tonight. R.I.P. Les, Alan and Ian. Thanks for the great music.❤
Hi Jay & Amber, this is a cover of a Four Seasons song. Please do "Sherry" by the Four Seasons. Frank Valli falsetto is amazing in it.
-awesome- !
Love the four seasons!
Stating the obvious, yes we know
I had there poster on my wall 1978 😁❤
ALL of my walls had posters of the BCR...esp. those of Eric!
Makes me think of the movie “Love Actually”.
Yes! Thats what I think of every time I hear this song.
Same here.
My favorite from the Bay City Rollers is Yesterday's Hero.
After all these years I still remember Erik, Derrick, Allan, Woody and Les! One of my favs back in the day!
Lace up the skates and get out on the floor! Great song to do a casual skate.
If you can, PLEASE give a listen to Pablo Cruise - Whatcha Gonna Do? or Love Will Find a Way. You will absolutely love both of them. Dive into the 70s!!!
Good choices. Been a minute since I heard some Pablo Cruise
Love Pablo Cruise! Great suggestions!
I love Pablo Cruise!!!
There's also a strong Beach Boys influence in this song too.
Thanks for posting. More from the Rollers please. Give a little love, summerlove sensation, keep on dancing, you're a woman, the way I feel tonight and many more, so great.
Dedication is a great one. My absolute favorite is The Way I Feel Tonight.
They were my mums favourite band.
Weren't they early to mid 70s?
I'm guessing she was a young teen when they hit the charts.
Bay city rollers songs were some of the first that i remember listening to as a kid in the 80s. I'd play my mums old mixtapes on my first Walkman cassette player.
She had other 70s artists on there, like Alvin stardust and such like.
The songs that stick in my mind the most are, bye bye baby, do the bump, and angel from hamburger heaven.😂
That is SO COOL!!! GREAT memories, I'm SURE!! ❤❤
@@Jude_196 Yeah, good memories.
Recently I've been hunting for that same burgundy coloured Sony Walkman.
I've looked on Ebay and such like, but I haven't found it yet. Only a matter of time though.😂👍
They were popular from 1974 to about 1977, and after that, it all went very quiet
@@davidhuggan6315 she'd have been about 15 then. I'm sure she was born in 59.
@davidhuggan5315 is absolutely spot on,and Bye Bye Baby was officially the biggest selling single of 1975,though it'd be interesting to know how near Bohemian Rhapsody was to outstripping it at the end of that year bearing in mind the official biggest sellers' lists tend to omit most of December's sales.
Had many a drink with Les and some great nights - He made some mistakes but was a nice fella and always had time to chat to his fans - RIP mate
They were the biggest British band at the time. Huge in Japan.
Absolutely huge in Australia
Thank you Bay City Rollers .
I like watching their Top of the Pops performance of this. All acts mimed on this show then but they looked like they were having a great time and Les could work the camera and swing his hips!
It always starts with Saturday Night though lol
Woah that song 🎵 takes me back ... 🎉❤
I was 12 when this released, back in 1975. It wasn't what boys were into back then, but I can say now, years after, it's a cracking pop song.
Love the Bay City Rollers! I have heard their music called bubblegum pop. So devastated that I never got to see them in concert. I listened to them for hours. My 29 year old daughter likes to duet with me on Saturday Night.
Since you guys really like older music, I have a suggestion you’ll love Golden Earing’s Radar Love! You won’t be disappointed!
Fantastic song!
Yes,good shout!
This the ONLY group that were so much BIGGER then the Beatles. Sure gets my vote.
Great group! Their songs The Way I Feel Tonight, Yesterday's Hero, Dedication, Maybe I'm a Fool, Rock 'n' Roll Love Letter, You Made Me Believe In Magic, and Money Honey are all great.
This was a cover of an old Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons song, which is why you're getting the 60s vibe. You should check out some BCR originals - "Marlina", "Shangai'd In Love", "Don't Stop The Music", "La Belle Jeane", "Rock N Roller", "Money Honey". Eric and Woody wrote some brilliant songs, but their manager and record company tried to pigeon-hole them as a teeny bopper cover act. RIP Alan, Les & Ian.
This song is in a movie called Love Actually. A movie with a great cast IMO. You might want to check that movie out.
As mentioned before, this is a cover of the song originally done by Franki Valli & the Four Seasons. It has a 60s feel because it was from 1965.
This song took me right back to my first awaking as a teenage girl. I was at my grandparents for tea and TV was on. The compare on the programme introduced the Bay City Rollers debuting their new single ‘Bye Bye Baby.’ I found myself screaming and crying, like thousands of others, I was experiencing my first teenage crush. Throughout 1975, my friends and I were obsessed with them. We wore the tartan trousers, waved the tartan scarves and sat glued to their TV programme, whilst screaming our lungs out. Happy memories.
My younger sisters were big Bay City Rollers fans although I never was. At this time I was in the Marines and Country music mostly then.
I was 12 when this song came out brings back memories
Loved this as a Kid. Originally by The Four Seasons.✌🏻🏴😬
Jay & Amber, you'd like their "Money Honey"!! My sister had an album of theirs.
Yes, Money Honey by the Bay City Rollers!😘
Wow ... Great 'old school' Harmony! Great Reaction, You Guys! :)
The talk about the song's lyrics and the twist later on in the song that he was already married reminded me of the A Scottish Soldier song,which by chance we'd encountered at school the year before this song was number 1! The one that goes "oh,soldier,soldier,will you marry me,with your musket,fife and drum..."
These guys got ripped off by manager and record execs and ended up flat broke. You should see one of their live performances, top of the pops lets say, insane. Teenage girls loosing their freakin minds.
You are right Jay, song originally cut in 1965 by The Four Seasons.
A more mature side of BCR? The Way I Feel Tonght is good.
If you’ve ever watched Love Actually you’ve heard this song. It play’s during Liam Neeson’s wife’s funeral.
My younger sister loved this band.
hen I was a kid, there was this girl in my Math class who was OBSESSED with them; she even wore a lot of Tartan highlights to her wardrobe...
Going back to being a child! They had a live show on every Saturday morning. Thank you for the memories!! I was so in love lol
Hi you two from Yorkshire in the UK
This brings me back to my 12 yr old self, waiting patiently for the next Teen Beat magazine to come out. Lol
I was a young teen when this came out, so remember it very well. I hadn't remembered how good a song it was though- so thanks for bringing it back to me!
Once you finish with the 70s if you want a great Scottish band then try Texas, their debut album Southside was such an excellent blues/country /rock album and so good for a debut album. Fronted by the divine Sharleen Spiteri, her voice is so rich.
This was their biggest hit in the UK. It stayed number one for six weeks. These guys were HUGE for a few years back in the 70s. But they had really bad management and he took all their money, and the lads were left penniless.
Btw....This sounds "old" cos it's a cover of a 1965 hit by The Four Seasons."I Only Wanna Be With You" (also covered by Eurythmics in the 80s) was a cover of Dusty Springfields 1964 hit record. ❤
It was covered by The Tourists in 1979 with Annie and Dave in the group not Eurythmics.
* BYE BYE , BABY ADIOS * - CHAMOS -1983 ( RP ) ,,, totally different song in this Live video, and coincidence without a dought because the voice from this groups singer sounds similar how crazy is that WOW! Great song too here.
I was a child when this song came out, I loved them, still do ❤
BCR actually got banned in the UK at one point. Sadly some members are now gone. Les McKeown about two years ago, he was the lead singer. The Faulkner and Woods writing were cheated out of the rights to their own music. Check out the album The Game, so really great adult oriented music.
One of the great '70s bands! More more!
Mike Meyers character "Turn up those Bay City Rollers". From the movie "So I Married An Axe Murderer"
I live in Edinburgh where these boys came from..the biggest band in the world their songs made young girls crazy in 70s.. ❤ RIP Les Ian and Alan❤
BTW i walk pass Les birth place - Calder Road ( Broomhouse) to catch a bus.
Amber has always been my favourite reaction personality, smart and honest❤❤❤
Back where I lived, the band's fan base was 99% 10-15 year old girls who had a (one-sided) long distance crush on band members. Any guy admitting that he liked BCR would have immediately lost all his street cred and considered to have testosterone level of exactly zero.
By the way, this song has an interesting role in the very successful and funny Rom-Com "Love Actually", which I recommend You to check out.
These guys fell into that bubble gum pop image along with the Osmonds. In fact, you'll find many of the teen magazines of the day with both groups on the cover. The Osmonds had a Saturday morning cartoon show and a few years later the Bay City Rollers hosted their own Saturday morning show by Sid & Marty Krofft. Absolutely you need to check out "The Way I Feel tonight", "You Made Me Believe in Magic", "Money Honey", and "Shang-A-Lang".
True story, im a postman (mailman), I used to deliver to the lead singers house everyday in Edinburgh. I also delivered to the workplace, just up the street, of the guitarist.
Also, another Scottish band. Biffy Clyro - try Unknown Male 01. its brilliant.
Please don’t forget their song “Eagles Fly.” ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Frankie Valli sang this song in the 60’s, I don’t remember this group singing it, but they’re really good.👍💜💜
Yes, we already know
I was in love with Eric, posters covered my bedroom walls
This is the first boy band that I can remember. My sister had a poster on her wall.
Amber & Jay, the reason this song sounds so 60's is because it's a cover of The Four Seasons 1965 hit Bye,Bye Baby.
BCR "Yesterday's Hero" is a good one
Funny enough the were big at out local roller rink back in the 70s. So we were rollin' with the Rollers. Saturday Night was one of the biggest played at the rink. Some other greats..."The Way I Feel Tonight", "Rock and Roll Love Letter", "Shang-A-Lang", "You made me Believe in Magic". Thanx so much, stay groovy, Peace
Well, I remember this from my youth living in the UK, Bay City Rollers mania was EVERYWHERE with people all wearing those tartan embroidered jeans etc! Great cover of the Franki Valli and 4 Seasons classic 👍😊
Please check out "You're a Woman"..."The Way I Feel Tonight"...."It's a Game"..."MarIana"....I have been a Roller fan since I was very young and will ALWAYS be a Roller!!! There SO many more great songs!!!! I seen them in 1977 in Chicago at the McCormick Theatre....They had screaming fans just like the Beatles!!!
So many artists have covered Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons , as is the case here. And thats a good thing.
You said it sounds 60s. That is very likely due to it being a cover of the original version by Franky Valley & The Four Seasons.
The version you played was in fact the U.K. single which was the BCRs first U.K. No1.
It was never released as a US single but was incredibly on their US debut album, with added violins giving the Phil Spector Wall of Sound feel.
1975 was The Bay City Rollers year, They were the One Direction of the day, Nearly as mad as Beatlemainia. The chant went "B.A.Y, B.A.Y, B.A.Y C.I.T.Y with a R.O.L.L.E.R.S Bay City Rollers are the best!"
I was a child when Rollermania hit but i do remember the songs and all the tartan scarves at school (mainly the girls) LOL!
If I'm right, there have only been two 'manias' in pop history - Beatle Mania and Roller Mania. Screaming girls followed both groups. The BCRs were literally huge in the UK, USA, Canada, Japan, and Australia.
Bye Bye Baby was no.1 in the UK for 6 weeks. When they went to the USA, their management released Saturday Night as their first single there. The Rollers couldn't understand it, why not release Bye Bye Baby? The American management team said "We can't do that, it's too well known as a Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons song!"
You forgot Monkee Mania.
@doplinger1 Oh yes! I was a mad Monkee fan when I was a kid. Luckily, I got to see them in later years 😊
@@dawndriscoll3344 - I never got to see them in my youth either, but I saw them back when they released that last album.
@@doplinger1 Yes, I got to see all four of them at Wembley for the 'Justus' tour 😊
@@dawndriscoll3344- nice, I saw them in 2016 after the Good Times release; Davy had already passed away. 😢
I love dedication from them..