Track Listing

1. Saturday Night
2. Keep On Dancing (Single Version)
3. Remember (Sha La La La)
4. Shag-A Lang
5. Summer Love Sensation
6. Bye Bye Baby
7. Give A Little Love
8. All Of Me Loves All of You
9. Money Honey
10. Love Me Like I Love You
11. Rock And Roll Love Letter
12. I Only Want To Be With You
13. Yesterday's Hero (Single Version)
14. Rock 'N Roller
15. Dedication (Single Version)
16. It's A Game
17. You Made Me Believe In Magic
18. The Way I Feel Tonight
19. Turn On The Radio
20. Wouldn't You Like It

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6524 in Music
• Released on: 2000-02-08
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Original recording remastered

Amazon.com
The mid-70s belonged to a group of hopelessly plaid Scotsmen who named themselves after a northern Michigan resort town. With an affect on fans that resembled Beatlemania in terms of screaming, fainting, and pledges of undying love, the Bay City Rollers enjoyed a string of U.K. pop hits along with modest American success. In retrospect, the band's music is still sugary enough to give listeners a toothache; however, there is a certain charming innocence to tunes like "Saturday Night," "Summer Love Sensation," and (of course) "Shang-a-Lang." Boy-band nostalgia, anyone? --S. Duda

Customer Reviews

Bay City Rollers: The Definitive Collection
Great CD from the wonderful and fun Bay City Rollers. I was never really into them or anything, but I watched an episode of October Road and they were playing songs from this CD throughout the show and I just HAD to have it. Great stuff and makes ya feel like a kid again!

Rollermania is alive and well and still clad in tartan
Truthfully, I was too young for Rollermania. And I wasn't a resident of the U.K. so I never experienced the full-on rage that existed that brief but sweet time when the Rollers ruled teenage hearts. A coworker recently turned me on to the delights of this battered band of brothers and others. Their music bespoke of a time that really didn't exist in the 70s, their songs depicting a time of Shang-a-Lang and Sha La La La so far removed from staggering gasoline prices, Studio 54 decadence and Watergate. They were beautifully youthful, terribly dressed and just what the decade needed -- something to distract us from the real problems at hand.
I recommend this disk to anyone who wants to remember a time they don't quite remember and want to forget what's going on in the world right now.

A nice collection of hits
This is a nice collection of their hits. The complaint that I have is that extra music was added to "Give a Little Love". The original version is fine. But overall, a good CD with interesting linear notes.