Roses Are Red (I Spread My A** For You) [Banned 1966 Valentine's Soul] – Rose Bush

The most scandalous "love song" ever pressed to vinyl. In February 1966, soul sensation "Rose Bush" attempted to release the ultimate Valentine's Day ballad. The song begins with a tender spoken-word intro that allegedly caused fainting spells in radio booths across Detroit. The record was pulled from shelves after just 48 hours when DJs realized the chorus wasn't a metaphor. Rumor has it, Motown executives burned 5,000 copies of this single behind the studio to save their reputation. We found the only surviving copy in a dusty basement in Chicago. 🎙️ Artist: Rose Bush 📅 Recorded: 1966 🚫 Status: BANNED for "Moral Depravity" 🎧 Streaming on all platform! Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0EN28... Apple Music https://music.apple.com/artist/censor... Youtube Music    / censored jukebox - topic   Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FT... #BannedMusic #CensoredJukebox #VintageSoul #SoulMusic #NorthernSoul #MotownSound #1960sMusic #60sSoul #RhythmAndBlues #ClassicRnB #VinylCommunity #CrateDiggers #RareGroove #LostRecords #BannedSongs #DirtyBlues #AdultHumor #ComedyMusic #ParodySong #FunnyValentine #ValentinesDay2026 #AntiValentine #BadRomance #RomanceFail #SeductionMusic #SlowJam #LoveBallad #SoulBallad #DeepSoul #RetroMusic #VintageVibes #OldiesButGoodies #GoldenOldies #Nostalgia #RecordCollection #AnalogSound #FunnySong #MusicalComedy #Satire #FakeHistory #Mockumentary #RisqueRecords #NoveltySong #CultClassic #UndergroundMusic #FoundFootage #AudioRestoration #SoundOfThe60s #DetroitSoul #ChicagoSoul #SoulSister #Diva