Various - This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast. 75 Records Banned By The B.B.C. 1931-1957 mp3

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A collection concieved and annotated by Spencer Leigh. 3 CD's in card sleeves housed in a box with a 48 page booklet.

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With My Little Ukulele In My Hand. The . Dance Orchestra. Radio Times. Directed By Henry Hall. Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra. We Have To Be So Careful. Johnny Mercer. Some banned items were self explanatory but others were mysterious. What for example is wrong with the Beveley Sisters singing Greensleeves As the set was inexpensive I was pleased with the purchase. Best-selling in CDs. Records were banned from broadcast for a variety of reasons - risqué innuendo, religious references, mention of commercial brands, over-sentimentality, bad taste, and the fact that a tune was borrowed from classical works. As a result, a large number of records, of widely disparate style and content, found themselves with Not to be broadcast stickers on them. 74 tracks including cuts from Jimmie Rodgers, Gene Vincent, Mickey & Sylvia, Shirley Bassey, Frank Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, Eartha Kitt, Liberace, Noel Coward and many others. CD 1 1. Norman Long - We Can't Let You Broadcast That 2:31 2. Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher 3:35 3. George Formby - With My Little Ukelele In My Hand 3:06 4. The BBC Dance Orchestra directed by Henry Hall - Radio Times 1:59 5. Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Song Of India 3:08 6. Johnny Messner - She Had To. Go And Lose It At The Astor 2:38 7. George Formby - With My Little Stick Of Blackpool Rock 3:07 8. Billie Holiday - Gloomy Sunday 3:11 9. Josh White - House Of The Rising Sun 3:01 10. Billie Holiday - God Bless The Child 2:56 11. Glenn Miller - The Story Of. The following is a list of songs that the BBC the British Broadcasting Corporation has, at one stage or another, considered unsuitable for broadcasting on its radio and television stations. Although the BBC has historically banned songs it deemed unsuitable, in recent years the corporation has claimed that it no longer bans any records. As the United Kingdom's public service broadcasting corporation, the BBC has always felt some obligation to standards of taste and decency, to varying levels, at. This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast: 75 Records Banned By The BBC 1931-1957 is a fascinating three CD glimpse into the inner-workings of the BBC, offering 75 examples of songs that these good folks didn't want the public to hear. Well, you'll just have to grab a copy of This Record Is Not To Be Broadcast to find out here's a hint: it had NOTHING to do with his lifestyle. Artists: Various Artists Album: Yesterdays Gold 600 Golden Oldies Songs 50-60-70s 5 Box Set, 25-CD Year Release: 1987 Genre: oldies Audio: FLAC, 350 -925 kbps, 24:51:00, 8,08 GB. VA - Treasure Isle Ska Rarities 2019. Mp3 320 kbps Reggae, Ska 03:45:38 519 Mb. Release group by Various Artists. Album Compilation. Record Is Not To Be Broadcast: 75 Records Banned By The BBC 1931-1957 is a fascinating three CD glimpse into the inner-workings of the BBC, offering 75 examples of songs that these good folks didnt want the public to hear Some of them are understandable, such as Cab Calloways drug references in Minnie The Moocher , but banning songs by Bing Crosby Perry Como. You see, songs werent just banned by the BBC because of rude and offensive lyrics, they were banned because of simple things such as borrowing a melody for classical music, mentioning i. endorsing a product, references to religion and, believe it or not, for being too catchy . This Record Is Not to Be Broadcast, Pt. Please retry. Disc: 1. We Can't Let You Broadcast That - Various Artists. Minnie the Moocher - Cab Colloway. With My Little Ukulele In My Hand - George Formby. Radio Times - Henry Hall & The BBC Dance Orchestra. Song of India - Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra. She Had to Go and Lose It at the Astor - Johnny Messner. very good lots of old rerecords but beyond me why the bbc banned most of them, very tame in deed. Read more