What oldies do you know was favored back before the 80's that wouldn't be politically correct today?

Not that I’m from the 70s or anything but thunder doesn’t only happen when it’s raining.

“Tax Man” by the Beatles.

(NSFW) Liquor and whores. That song even the title is offensive.

@gondwanalon Is it politically incorrect if its true. LOL Never heard it before.
@talljasperman Not sure that is an oldie.
@dxs I think the song has to do with telling a guy to go out and have his fun but he is going to lose her and never feel fulfilled. I may be wrong but that is the way I took it.

Relax don’t do it. Frankie goes to Hollywood. Back then it caused a stir.

“Little Girls” by Oingo Boingo

Young Girl by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap

Run for your Life by The Beatles

If that ain’t Country or almost any song by David Allan Coe

Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves.

Half breed.

Both were done by Cher.

Rolling Stones Star Star

Harry Nilsson You’re Breaking my Heart

Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen – Down to Seeds and Stems Again Blues

Two by Jimmy Buffet Why Don’t We Get Drunk and Screw and/or my personal favorite I have found myself singing out loud quite frequently. The Asshole Song

@kritiper WoW! It’s not an oldie but it certainly not PC ever. It it a pedophile song. .
@rojo Wow! Finally a song I can use when I’m on I95. Never heard of it before but I can see how it will brighten my mood as I drive on 95 LOL. (The Asshole Song) I wish I could give you tons of points for that.

^^^Combine that song with any film produced by the dash cam in an earlier post and you have a sure-fire winner!

I’m on Fire by Bruce Springsteen.

One that was politically incorrect (as in not following the gov. script or popular public opinion) when it was written was/is John Walker’s Blues by Steve Earle. John Walker was also known as “The American Taliban” for those of you who, like me, have failing memories or are on drugs

I did not get much air play, particularly here in Texas, because of it.

Another Personal Favorite

Eric Idle – The FCC Song

Patti Smith’s Rock n Roll N*****r particularly with the “Babelogue” intro probably isn’t going to win any awards for political correctness.

Americas top hit single in 1976:

Starlight Vocal Band – Afternoon Delight

Randy Newman made a living writing politically incorrect songs

Rednecks

Short People

Sail Away

A Few Words In Defense of Our Country

Darktown Strutters Ball.
Minnie the Moocher.