The Definitive Collection

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Album: The Definitive Collection
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Saturday Night
2)	Keep on Dancing (Single Version)
3)	Remember (Sha la la) (Single Version)
4)	Shang 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)	Way I Feel Tonight
19)	Turn on the Radio (Single Version)
20)	Wouldn't You Like It

Album: The Definitive Collection
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Saturday Night
2)	Keep on Dancing (Single Version)
3)	Remember (Sha la la) (Single Version)
4)	Shang 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)	Way I Feel Tonight
19)	Turn on the Radio (Single Version)
20)	Wouldn't You Like It

Performer Notes

Personnel includes: Leslie McKeown, Stuart "Woody" Wood, Derek Longmuir, Alan Longmuir, Eric Faulkner, Ian Mitchell, Pat McGlynn.
Producers include: Bill Martin, Phil Coulter, Phil Wainman, Muff Winwood, Johnathan King.
Includes liner notes by Lisa Sutton.
Digitally remastered by Seth Foster (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York).
Although it took 10 years for five Edinburgh teens to achieve U.S. success, the Bay City Rollers finally exploded in a big way in early 1976. Though their successful run would be short-lived, the band released a string of notable pop singles that are collected here.
After hitting the UK charts, the group played on the debut of "Howard Cosell's Saturday Night Live." This was their equivalent to the Beatles' "Ed Sullivan Show" appearance, and "Saturday Night" shot to No.1. "Money Honey," another U.S. smash, is slightly heavier with a great guitar riff. "Rock and Roll Love Letter" and "Yesterday's Hero" are upbeat, fun and danceable tracks, while "Rock 'N Roller" features the Rollers trading vocals on their most rocking tune. The band's third vocalist, Duncan Faure, turns in a fine, John Waite-like performance on "Turn On the Radio." Arguably, this New Wave nugget is the band's strongest material, despite its decreased album sales at the time. The Bay City Rollers deserve this long-overdue reevaluation.

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