‘Top of the Pops’? Didn't the BBC get upset?

-Farrar Hudkins

Mark Smith wrote:
> In a similar fashion there was a whole run of albums under the Top Of The
> Pops name in the UK. Always featured covers of the chart hits of the day 
> and
> always featured a scantily clad woman on the front cover. The kind of thing
> you're  Auntie would buy at Christmas not knowing any better. They were big
> sellers though at a certain point in the 70's. Lots of poor stuff of course
> but they were brave - tackling the likes of Bohemian Rhapsody, Wuthering
> Heights or Anarchy In The UK. Admitedly the last of these is pretty poor 
> but
> Bo-Rhap is creditable given the time they probably had to record it and
> their budget constraints.
>