**NEWS FLASH** -- Rollerstralia

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Subject: **NEWS FLASH**

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Rollerstralia

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Date Posted: 15:49:15 07/20/08 Sun

It is no longer 'Bye Bye Baby' for 70's Scottish super group the Bay City Rollers - the original lineup is back together and set to take the charts by storm.

The tartan clad rockers - famed for their 'Rollermania' of screaming fans, platform shoes and bouffant hairstyles say they are all friends again and ready to 'Rock the fuck out of the World'.

The classic Rollers line up of brothers Alan and Derek Longmuir, Eric Faulkner, Stuart "Woody" Wood and lead singer Les McKeown are set to release a new album entitled "So - You Thought We Were All Dead Did You?" and have been shortlisted to provide music for the next Harry Potter movie.

"Och aye the nooo- it's good to be back" said Les as he squeezed into a pair of white flares with tartan down the sides of the legs "We have written several new songs and everything is fine - we want all our old fans back - even though they are all probably 50 or 60 now."

Sales of tartan scarves, hats and deep fried Mars Bars are expected to rise as kids all over the world rediscover the Rollers and tracks such as 'Shang-A-lang' (Scottish for 'rip us of please') and Saturday Night.

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Subject	Author	Date
Obviously not true...but got ya thinking eh, LOL (NT)	Cathy	16:16:41 07/20/08 Sun
Rollers -- Elaine, 02:22:20 07/29/08 Tue hey Cathy if that were true they,d be 70 or 80 by now lmao (NT) -- carol, 16:24:56 07/29/08 Tue