After scoring a U.K. Top 10 hit in 1971 with "Keep On Dancing," the group replaced Clarke and Devine with singer Leslie McKeown and guitarist Stuart Wood, then returned to the Top 10 in 1974 with "Remember (Walking In the Sand)."

Over the next few years the 'Rollers became teen idols in Britain, scoring No. 1 hits with "Bye Bye Baby," "Give a Little Love," and others, almost all covers. By 1975 the 'Rollers were charting in the U.S. as well, hitting No. 1 with "Saturday Night" and reaching the Top 10 with "Money Honey" and "You Made Me Believe in Magic." After releasing five straight U.S. gold albums, the group disbanded in 1978 following a series of rapid lineup changes.

Several members continued on as the Rollers, and later the New Rollers, playing to the group's small but fiercely loyal cult which persists to this day in Britain, Germany and Japan.