Stuart Woody Wood - スチュワート・ウッディ・ウッド
Biography
Stuart John "Woody" Wood (born 25 February 1957, at
Chalmers Hospital, Edinburgh, Scotland), was a rhythm and later bass guitarist for
the 1970s pop sensations, the Bay City Rollers. He joined the group in 1973,
replacing John Devine.
Woody was a co-writer of many Rollers songs, including the chart hits "Money
Honey" and "Love Me Like I Love You". He is usually referred to by
his nickname, Woody. (As such, he was mentioned by name in Nick Lowe's 1976
single "Rollers Show", a parody of the Rollers craze.)
Woody and his wife, Denise, live in Edinburgh. He is still active in the music
industry, producing Celtic music. In 2007, Wood produced and released a DVD
documentary of his life story, entitled Rollercoaster. The disc's initial
release was in the United Kingdom only.
