… Pirate radio was banned, the Wootton report which advocated the decriminalisation of …
against women and ethnic minorities would only be outlawed in the second half of the 1970s. …

… Censorship of Popular Music in Britain, 1967-92 - Enlighten Publications … Censorship
of Popular Music in Britain, 1967-92 … Back to top …

… on their guard and, according to Martin Cloonan in Banned: Censorship of Popular Music
in Britain: 1967-92, which is the authoritative source on its subject, Boots refuse to stock such …

… in Banned: Censorship of Popular Music in Britain: 1967-92, the ubiquitous high street
chain Boots refuse to stock such products altogether as 'we do not consider it ethical to stock …

… Andy Morgan (UK) is a writer, journalist, label owner and music manager specializing in
the … music censorship: A Brief History of Banned Music (< www. ericnuzum. com/banned>). …

… the UK’, the Sex Pistols went off on a tour of England, where their stage antics quickly got them
banned from … , disgusted with the lack of coverage of their favourite bands in the censored …

… , one should be considered central to any discussion of British pop music: BBC Television’s
Top of the Pops. It has been running, at peak viewing times each week, for over 35 years and…

… United Kingdom, and New Zealand. The United States and the UK are the key historical sites
in the development of popular … on the one hand and the moral censors of the media on the …

… Mar tin Cloonan notes that "Punk gigs were subject to a degree of censorship unparalleled
in British popular music history" (174). Punk here also per formed a carnivalesque-type …

… of British troops. While commercial radio was expected to be politically impartial, the BBC
used pop to … However, it is clear that the list became a de facto ban for the duration of the war. …