Snow Plowin (The 1968 Banned Christmas Song by The Blue Jays)

This is the legendary Christmas record The Blue Jays dropped back in 1968. The one the churches boycotted, the stations refused to air, and the one Congress joked about putting on a watchlist. Folks called it “too explicit,” “too dangerous,” and “too accurate,” so they banned it before it could hit the charts.

But the damage was already done.

The moment Snow Plowin leaked to the streets, brothers across America volunteered to “help shovel snow” in neighborhoods they had never driven through before. Sociologists documented a mysterious spike in mixed babies born in ’69, calling it “The Snow Plowin Phenomenon.” Hospitals simply wrote the cause as “heavy snowfall.” The Blue Jays denied everything.

Bootlegs circulated in barbershops, juke joints, and glove compartments. Choir directors confiscated copies. Deacons had secret meetings. Meanwhile, The Blue Jays were somewhere in a smoky green room laughing like, “Y’all shouldn’t have let us cook.”

Now, after 56 years, the forbidden Christmas classic returns; fully restored, uncensored, and just as dangerous as the night it was recorded.

Merry Christmas from Complexity Records and The Blue Jays.

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