My Early Roller Days

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Woolleys Beat

Ian Woolley

75 episodes

5 days ago

Interviewing some of the biggest names and legends in the music and TV business, we talk about what makes them tick. Their life and career plus all the gossip on what's coming soon.

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Interviewing some of the biggest names and legends in the music and TV business, we talk about what makes them tick. Their life and career plus all the gossip on what's coming soon.

Music Interviews

Music

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My Early Roller Days - Woody

Woolleys Beat

13 minutes 7 seconds

1 year ago

My Early Roller Days - Woody

As long as there is Woody, the Bay City Rollers tartan flag will forever fly at full mast…

As the original guitarist of the Bay City Rollers, 66-year-old Stuart ‘Woody’ Wood is now the only original member of the pin-up 1970s boy band to tour. Edinburgh-born Stuart was 17 when he joined the Bay City Rollers, including brothers Alan and Derek Longmuir, Eric Faulkner, and singer Les McKeown. Selling over 300 million albums worldwide, the Bay City Rollers attracted fans of all ages and a phenomenon known as Rollermania swept across the globe. In this podcast, Woody talks about his early life, ‘Rollermania’, the band’s reunion, and the loss of lead singer Les McKeown.

This is one interview any roller fan won’t want to miss.