That's the only one I'm aware of, but I could be wrong. I remember seeing a clip where Mick sort of rolls his eyes at the camera as he sings, "Let's spend some time together".
I remember some people debating The Stones vs. The Doors, on the basis of their respective Sullivan Show appearances. Mick sang what the censors wanted him to sing, Morrison didn't. And there seemed to be some logic that The Doors were therefore...what? More subversive, and therefore, "better" than The Stones. I dunno if it was about subversion so much as just knowing "what the people want" or at least "what the kids want", and by then, it was obvious that what the kids wanted was something, ANYTHING, that their parents thought was revolting. What was it that Lemmy said? "Parental disgust is the seal of approval"? Morrison the adults would be in an uproar if they thought he was singing about drugs, so he went for it. On national television.
As far as anyone being a "sell out" or whatever, the second you get on a stage and charge admission for people to hear you perform, you've already sold out. You're already doing it "for the money".
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