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Rod Stewart’s 1976 Hit Was Banned?! 😲
Did you know Rod Stewart’s “Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright)” was actually banned by the BBC in 1976 for being too suggestive? The lyric controversy sparked a huge debate among fans—some say it’s just classic rock edge, others think it crossed a line for the era. Still, the song hit No. 1 in the US! Do you think the ban made it even more iconic? #Entertainment #Music #RodStewart
2025-12-26
non negotiable
The girls were all underage and were in puberty. It became worrisome. Rod Stewart's pedophile song was nipped in the bud. Probably Epstein's 💕 song. 😆
12-26
Bethel, PA
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James
Get real😆! People will always hate on someone for for one reason or another. I've heard songs even country music that's worse than this song. You're probably a Lawrence Welk type of people 😆😆
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Gosnell, AR
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Lyndon Woodward
I didn't like the line,"Don't say a word my virgin child '-"Just spread your wings and let me come inside'! That is not a romantic nor beautiful thing to say to a young girl/virgin .
12-27
East Hartford, CT
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Joe Siwik
rockin Rod, lot of good stuff
30d
Garden City, MI
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Gregory Bonds
Didn't know it was banned then, don't care about it now like nobody else does.
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Kansas City, MO
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