Alan Longmuir

I remember hearing about Alan being the founder of the Bay City Rollers. He was talented on the bass guitar, the acoustic guitar, and the key boards. After he left the band, he was replaced by Ian Mitchell, and Pat McGlynn. I actually the group in my hometown several years ago, and Les McKeown was the only original member in the band. Now, he's at a home where he can play Heavenly music for all eternity.

I'm saddened to know Alan passed away. I was a big fan of the Bay City Rollers as a teenager...fell in love with the band after hearing "Saturday Night ". My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. May he rest in peace.

Five years since you left us to live and love anew, Alan. You were taken too soon. Five years seems like an eternity and also like a blink. Still love you, still keeping an eye on Eileen, Derek, Jordan and all your family, friends and our Facebook pals. I'll never let the music die while there's still a breath in me. Hugs and kisses always, Alan. From your Aussie Sweet Girl/fan Tracey xxxxxxxx

Happy heavenly birthday Alan without you would have been no rollers and we thank you for that fly high Beautiful roller ❤

Happy Heavenly birthday, Alan! Have a rockin' time with Ian, Les and Betty. And we're all watching out for your family here with us still. Love and miss you, fearless leader. Hugs forever from Tracey Noble.

Alan truly a beautiful man and without you would have been no rollers so we are so thankful to you and you are so truly missed by so many fly high beautiful roller till we all meet again ❤

Look after Betty, Alan. I know your little sister is safe in the arms of Jesus and you and Les welcomed her home to Heaven. Lots of love always, Tracey

Kor Alan you will never be forgotten you will always be in our hearts and we thank you for making our teenage years happy you lovley person fly high and keep on rolling up there x

Alan was a great team leader for the Bay City Rollers. They played inspiring music for friends , family, and all the people they knew. Their music touched the hearts of everyone around them. I used to go wild over their tunes in the 70s. I got word about Alan's passing from a co-worker a few years ago. Now, he'll be able pas on his songs and hymns for all the people in Heaven forevermore.