Scottish pop group that achieved major teen-idol success in the mid-1970s with hits such as "Saturday Night".

Known for intense mid-1970s fan hysteria ('Rollermania') and a commercially driven bubblegum/pop sound with glam influences; later years involved publicized personal and managerial difficulties affecting members.

A critical, nostalgic look at the Bay City Rollers from a DeBaser review. The reviewer frames them as a mid-1970s teen-idol phenomenon ('Rollermania') with bubblegum/glam influences. The story mixes commercial success with later personal and managerial troubles. The review rates the subject poorly despite acknowledging historical impact.

For:Readers interested in 1970s pop, glam-influenced bubblegum, teen-idol phenomena and music history.

 A name that to most may seem completely unknown, but which in the mid-70s represented a commercial and media phenomenon in England during the intermediary period between the end of glam and the rise of punk, very close to that of the early Beatles and Ziggy Stardust.

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