Guten abend #sts70s
@ssuburbs.bsky.social
@ssuburbs.bsky.socialGuten abend #sts70s
@gehegedrei.bsky.socialSteely Dan...well, that is a stonecold classic
@sbuma.bsky.socialDo It Again by Steely Dan from the Can't Buy a Thrill LP on #STS70s
@litsie.bsky.socialDo It Again is simply superb! 👌 #sts70s
@mysteronvoice.bsky.socialOh, hang on ...
@popmusicjimmy.bsky.socialGary and a very cool sample. #sts70s
@sbuma.bsky.socialM.E. by Gary Numan on #STS70s
@omapemby73.bsky.socialThe Bay City Rollers were among the most successful Scottish artists of the ‘70s. “Bye Bye Baby” was the UK’s biggest hit of 1975 and the first of 2 chart leaders on these shores. In short order they had an even bigger smash in America with “Saturday Night” in ‘76. #sts70s
@westcountrysuzi.bsky.socialIt was relatively recently that I discovered it was a cover #sts70s
@mysteronvoice.bsky.social... even at the time, loved the line, "Should have told her that I can't linger, there's a wedding ring on my finger."
😂😂😂
@sbuma.bsky.socialBye Bye Baby by Bay City Rollers on #STS70s
@mysteronvoice.bsky.socialCall the AA, the Rollers are running on fumes here ...
@sbuma.bsky.socialYou Made Me Believe In Magic by Bay City Rollers on #STS70s
@garryb.bsky.socialI averted my gaze at the mere title
#sts70s
@mysteronvoice.bsky.socialPerhaps a function of how difficult it was to actually manipulate the charts in the 70s, and the number of sales actually needed, but twenty years later, the Rollers may well have been the equivalent of Westlife.
@elizabeth241072.bsky.socialMy fav sing of his! #sts70s
@sbuma.bsky.socialKeep On Dancin' by Bay City Rollers on #STS70s
@ernestgbilko.bsky.socialA fictional Bay City is where Starsky and Hutch was set
Every day's a school day on #sts70s
@omapemby73.bsky.socialBruce Springsteen and “Thunder Road”. Man can he still put on a live performance! Here he is in Cardiff in 2024. #sts70s
