BANNED: 10 Legends Who Shocked the World

Radio bans, TV censors, FBI files and record burnings: they tried to stop all of it. Elvis filmed from the waist up, Beatles records burned across the American South, the FBI investigating "Louie Louie", the BBC banning Relax and God Save the Queen, The Doors on Ed Sullivan and Sinéad O'Connor on SNL: the stories behind ten of music's most famous bans and scandals. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 2:27 10 The Kingsmen – "Louie Louie" 6:20 9 Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin 9:23 8 The Rolling Stones – "Let's Spend the Night Together" 12:33 7 Bob Dylan – the song he couldn't sing 15:21 6 Frankie Goes to Hollywood – "Relax" 18:44 5 Sex Pistols – "God Save the Queen" 22:35 4 Sinéad O'Connor 27:37 3 The Doors – "Light My Fire" 30:18 2 The Beatles – "More popular than Jesus" 34:01 1 Elvis Presley – from the waist up 38:19 Final thoughts If you enjoy the hidden stories behind rock and pop history, subscribe and turn on notifications. New documentaries every week. This video is a documentary commentary made for education and entertainment. All facts are based on published interviews, biographies and press reports. No song recordings or lyrics are used. Photos: Wikimedia Commons (public domain and Creative Commons licences; authors and licences are listed on each file's Commons page). Stock footage and music: Mixkit (mixkit.co). #Banned #MusicHistory #Censorship