Liste des 200 chansons blacklisted par la JBC

Une rumeur tourne dans les médias à Yard, sur une liste "non-officielle" qui émanerais de la JBC (Jamaican Broadcasting Corporation) présentant les 200 chansons "blacklisté".

Tout ceci fait suite à la polémique d'il y a quelques mois sur les "daggering" song et autre chansons au propos "choquant". Busy Signal avait d'ailleurs répondu à cette polémique avec la chanson Bleep

Dans la liste pas seulement des artistes jamaïcains, mais surtout ce qui étonne c'est que certaines chansons sont crédités à un mauvais artiste, ce qui renforce un peu la rumeur sur la vérité de cette liste.

Anyway voici la liste :

Byron Lee - 001
R Kelly - 12 Play
Lionel Richie - All Night Long
Busta Rhymes - Arab Money
General Echo - Arlene
Shirley Murdock - As we Lay
Scrunter - Bachelor

Akon/Colby Adams/Kardinal Offishal - Beautiful
Bobby Valentino - Beep
Isley Brothers - Between The Sheets
Morgan Heritage - Brooklyn
Jay-Z/ Santo Gold - Brooklyn (We Go Hard)
R Kelly - Bump & Grind
Bob Marley - Burning & Looting

Mutabaruka - By the Bullet By the Ballot
T-Pain/ Lil’ Wayne - Can’t Believe It
Teddy Pendergrass - Close the Door
Sparrow - Congo Man

Eminem/Dr. Dre/ 50 Cent - Crack a Bottle
Smokey Robinson - Cruisin
D’ Angelo - (yes the song with no name)
T.I./ Justin Timberlake - Dead & Gone
BT Express - Do It
Melissa Morgan - Do Me

Prince - Do Me Baby
Shirley Jones - Do Me Baby
Tanya Stephens - Do You Care
Rod Stewart - Do You Think I’m Sexy
Colin Lucas - Dollar Wine
Major Mackerel - Don Ban

Busta Rhymes - Don’t Touch Me
Phyllis Dillon - Don’t Touch Me Tomato
Busy Signal - Done Wid Di War
Sparrow - Dragon Dance
Ziggy Marley - Dragonfly
Buju Banton - Driva

Richie Spice - Earth A Run Red
Madonna - Erotica
The Police - Every Breath You Take
The Dream - Falsetto
Jazmine Sullivan - Fear

Stephanie Mills - Feel Good All Over
Roberta Flack - Feel Like Making Love
Peggy Lee - Fever
Mad Cobra - Flex
Silk - Freak Me
George Michael - Freedom
Sanchez - Frenzy

Baby Cham - Ghetto Story
Richie Spice - Gideon Boot
Junior Gong - Give Dem Some Way
Sean Paul/ Keyshia Cole - Give It To Me
Rick James - Give It To Me

En Vogue - Giving Him Something He Can Feel
Fern Kinney - Groove Me Baby
Bob Marley - Guava Jelly
Beenie Man - Gyal Inna Bungle
Junior Gong - Half Way Tree
Vegas - Heads High

Little Lenny - Health Body
Little Lenny - Herb Man Hustling
Tony Rebel - Hypocrites
Laden - I Really Like You
Bob Marley - I Shot The Sheriff
Divingles - I Touch Myself

Huey Lewis & The News - I Want A New Drug
Joe - I Will Come Again
Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - I Wonder If I Take You Home
Boys II Men - I’ll Make Love to You
Dianna Ross - I’m Coming Out

I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little
JS - Ice Cream Love
Joe - If I Were Your Man
Luther Ingram - If Loving You Is Wrong
Ginuwine - In Those Jeans
Village People - In The Navy
Snow - Informer

Madonna - Into The Groove
Kayne West - It All Falls Down
Shaggy - It Wasn’t Me
Tanya Stephens - It’s A Pity
Kanye West - Jesus Walks
MTume - Juicy

Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly
Exile - Kiss You All Over
Faith Evans - Kissing You
Cherine Anderson - Kitty Kat
Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
Az Yet - Last Night

Calypso Rose - Leh Wi Punta
Kevin Rudolf/Li’l Wayne - Let It Rock (They didn’t even know it was Kevin Rudolf’s song & Lil’ Wayne’s only featured)

The O’Jays - Let Me Make Love To You
The Staple Singers - Let’s Do It Again
Marvin Gaye - Let’s Get It On
Janice McLain - Let’s Spend The Night
Mavado - Life Sweet
Madonna - Like a Virgin
Lil’ Wayne - Lollipop

Bounty Killer - Look Into My Eyes
Kevin Lyttle - Losing Control
Donna Summer - Love to Love You Baby
Bee Gees - Love You Inside Out
The Dream - Luv Songs
Billy Paul - Me & Mrs. Jones
Astronauts - Mek Wi Jam
Kelis - Milkshake

Kartel - Million Dollar By a Mawnin
Bob Marley - Mix Up Mix Up
Barry White - More Baby
Mims - Move
Junior Gong - Blenda

Shaggy - Mr. Boombastic
Shabba - Mr. Lover Man
Lil’ Wayne - Mrs. Officer
Millie Small - My Boy Lollipop
Busy Signal - Nah Help You
Vanity 6 - Nasty Girl

Lieutenant Stitchie - Natty Dread
Beyonce - Naughty Girl
Matterhorn - Never Stop
Usher - Nice & Slow
Copper Cat & Atomic - Nuh Foolishness
Byron Lee - O Carolina

Tapazuki - O Lawd
Fergie - Oh Snap!
Missy Elliot - One Minute Man
112 - Peaches & Cream
Sylvia - Pillow Talk

Bob Marley - Pimper’s Paradise
Square One - Plumber
Tina Turner - Private Dancer
Nelly Furtado - Promiscuos
Chino - Protected

The Dream - Purple Kiss
Tom Jones - Pussycat
Nirvana - Rape Me
TLC - Red Light Special
Anita Ward - Ring My Bell

Fab 5 - Ring Road Jam
Ludacris/ Mary J Blige - Run Away
Sparrow - Saltfish
Byron Lee - Sammy Dead
James Brown - Sex Machine
R. Kelly - Sex Me

Marvin Gaye - Sexual Healing
Justin Timberlake - Sexy Back
Ray J/ Yung Berg - Sexy Can I
Yung Berg - Sexy Lady

Benny Marones - She’s Just Sixteen Years Old
Derrick Harriot - Skin to Skin
John Legend - Slow Dance
Mavado - So Special
Eminem - Stan

Junior Gong - Stuck In Between
Rick James - Super Freak
Wyclef Jean - Sweetest Girl
Sade - Sweetest Taboo
Lady Saw - Sycamore Tree

General Trees - Tansoback
Anthony B - Tease Her
Rupee - Tempted To Touch
Joe - The Things Your Man Won’t Do
Tanya Stephens - These Streets

Mims & Junior Reid - This Is Why I’m Hot
Sisqo - Thong Song
Busy Signal - Tic Toc
Laden - Time To Shine
Byron Lee - Tiney Winey

Shaggy - Too Hype
Square One - Turn It Around
Kevin Lyttle - Turn Me On
Norah Jones - Turn Me On
Teddy Pendergrass - Turn Off The Lights

Keri Hilson feat. Lil’ Wayne - Turning Me On
Barrington Levy - Unda Mi Sensi
Josey Wales - Undercover Lover
Rihanna - Unfaithful

Diana Ross - Upside Down
Madonna - Vogue
Bramma - Voice of the Ghetto
Colour Me Baad - Wanna Sex You Up
Jah Vinci - Watch Yu Frenz

Buju Banton - Water Work
Junior Gong - Welcome to Jamrock
Stevie Wonder/ Q-Tip - What The Fuss
City High - What Would You Do

Tina Turner - What’s Love Gotta Do With It
Grand Master Melly Mel - White Lines
Beenie Man - Who Am I
Johnnie Taylor - Who’s Making Love

Ronnie Dyson - Why Can’t I Touch You
Beenie Man - Wickedest Slam
Village People - YMCA
Lovindeer/ Lady G - You Cook… Yu Eat

Pluto Shervington - Your Honor
R Kelly - You Remind Me
Beenie Man - Yu Know Fi Whine

source :
http://www.dancehall.mobi/2009/05/23/20 ... ommission/

village people

y a des lovers tunes qui on rien d'explicite elle qui sont interdite...

et çà ?
Millie Small - My Boy Lollipop
???

Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly
The Police - Every Breath you take

??? QU'est ce qu'il ya de choquant la dedans ??

ça semblait etre une blague, mais on retrouve la même liste ici:



http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/magazine ... T_LIST.asp
The Hit List

Over 200 songs could be affected by music ban

BY STEVEN JACKSON Observer writer

Friday, May 22, 2009

More than 200 songs, including titles by Bob Marley, Byron Lee, Mutabaruka, Morgan Heritage, Roberta Flack, Diana Ross and The O'Jays stand to be blacklisted by the Broadcasting Commission if the regulator doesn't review its directive as to what is suitable to be aired on public radio and television, Splash has learnt.

The list of recordings is being compiled by the Media Association of Jamaica (MAJ) which has been trying, in discussions with the commission, to clear up grey areas in relation to the regulator's directive banning music with lyrics that are deemed to be sexually explicit and/or promoting violence.


From left: Richie Spice, Kanye West and Mutabaruka.

"We are hoping that the commission will give us guidance if they have a different view, because it is the directive that we are tying to meet," MAJ President Gary Allen told Splash last night. "If they don't do that, our attorneys and programmers who have looked at the songs and regulations have said to us as managers that the regulations can be interpreted to mean that these songs will have to be taken out of rotation and we would have to go ahead and do that."

In fact, the list is not exhaustive and could grow to 600, said Allen.

Although the MAJ has not made public its list, which Allen said was likely to be sent to the commission today, an extensive catalogue has been circulated on the website Facebook.com among friends with an interest in entertainment.

Morgan Heritage's Brooklyn, Bob Marley's Burnin' & Looting, Mutabaruka's By The Bullet By The Ballot, Lionel Richie's All Night Long, Busy Signal's Done Wid Di War, The Mighty Sparrow's Dragon Dance, Roberta Flack's Killing Me Softly, Diana Ross' I'm Coming Out, and The O'Jays' Let Me Make Love To You are just a few of the titles on the Facebook list.

Asked if this list represented what was being compiled by the MAJ, Allen said: "I cannot comment on the list you have obtained one way or another except to say that in the discourse I have heard some of those titles come up."

The Broadcasting Commission's ban on music with sexually explicit lyrics, particularly recordings referring to daggering (a popular dancehall dance in which sex is simulated) triggered fierce debate earlier this year, with opponents accusing the regulator of bias against dancehall.

The commission denied the accusation but eventually included soca music, a move that resulted in local TV stations abandoning their plans to provide live telecast of the annual carnival parade through the streets of Kingston.

Under the commission's directive, music with lyrics that need to be bleeped out (edited) are not deemed fit for airplay. Media houses can have their licences suspended if they broadcast three songs in violation of the directive, Allen said in outlining the urgency of the list. "We would really like there to be a dialogue with the regulator," he added.

Yesterday, however, the commission told Splash that it does not address individual songs as its directive covers content.

"The directive breaks down the content into what is permitted, what is explicit and what is not. And if you look to what the Children's Code speaks to and the ratings levels (of songs), it is simple to see what would be allowed and what could potentially be a problem," stated Nicole Morrison, the commission's public relations officer.

Earlier this month, singer Julian Marley feared that, due to increased policing of the airwaves, radio would not play his new single Boom Draw, which addresses the use of ganja as a sacrament. Following the issuing of the commission's directive in February, president of Greensleeves records, Olivier Chastan, argued that the restrictions could impact on artiste creativity and result in self-editing in order to secure airplay.

ZaPo a écrit :
Dans la liste pas seulement des artistes jamaïcains, mais surtout ce qui étonne c'est que certaines chansons sont crédités à un mauvais artiste, ce qui renforce un peu la rumeur sur la vérité de cette liste.

c clair même le choix des titres est douteux...

so no rebellion no ganja no politics no sex... but gun & killing people tunes are permitted ?

detterage de topic grâce à un bot et ça repart.... lol