During their heyday in the ’70s, the Scottish group Bay City Rollers made teens swoon and radios shake with their hooky, upbeat rock ’n’ roll. Their 1976 single “Saturday Night” is one of the decade’s defining party-starters, melding an arena-ready chant with a jubilant hook, while tracks like the hip-shaking “Shang-A-Lang” and the psych-tinged “Money Honey” blend glam’s stomp with pop’s sheen. The group’s covers, such as their crunchy rework of Dusty Springfield’s “I Only Wanna Be With You” and their perky take on The Four Seasons’ “Bye Bye Baby,” showed their appreciation of modern pop’s then-nascent canon.