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Parts Of Songs You Don't Realise The Meanings ( Well I Didn't )
Freezing Saturday afternoon so we are warm watching Banned Songs by the BBC that were on BBC 4
I always thought Lola by the KINKS was about a prostitute , it was about a transvestite although it was banned for that, it was because it originally contained the words Coca Cola ??
It's really worth a watch , the BBC 'banned' all the Death Songs like Tell Laura I love her and Johnny Remember Me
I want your Sex by George Michael
I always thought Lola by the KINKS was about a prostitute , it was about a transvestite although it was banned for that, it was because it originally contained the words Coca Cola ??
It's really worth a watch , the BBC 'banned' all the Death Songs like Tell Laura I love her and Johnny Remember Me
I want your Sex by George Michael
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Mike Read famously harumphed on his Breakfast Show that he took offence at the record and the image in the record sleeve, not knowing that the BBC had already opted not to play it - the BBC often coyly got round being accused of censorship by advising that they 'declined to put the record on their playlist' which means it's not played, but they can't be accused of actually banning it.
The BBC was roundly embarrassed because the single was a massive hit twice over, and night time presenters John Peel and Kid Jensen continued to play it on their shows.
In the end, the BBC quietly dropped the ban and the single was featured in the Christmas TOTP that year.
Mike Read famously harumphed on his Breakfast Show that he took offence at the record and the image in the record sleeve, not knowing that the BBC had already opted not to play it - the BBC often coyly got round being accused of censorship by advising that they 'declined to put the record on their playlist' which means it's not played, but they can't be accused of actually banning it.
The BBC was roundly embarrassed because the single was a massive hit twice over, and night time presenters John Peel and Kid Jensen continued to play it on their shows.
In the end, the BBC quietly dropped the ban and the single was featured in the Christmas TOTP that year.
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