Roger McGuinn's Old-School iPods

[MrRonnieG]

My FIRST transistor radio was an Xmas gift, circa 1958, from my mom & dad. It was an Admiral SEVEN transistor (not a punkass six, but SEVEN! ~ though to this day I never knew what that 7th "sister" did for me). Roger McGuinn is a legend, a guy who's 12 string Rick and 7 string (with a G doubled, one an octave higher) created the trademark signature sound of the Byrds.

[ErikaCullen13]

Roger McGuinn is amazing. I just had dinner with him and his lovely wife Camilla. they are very nice people. my dad is friends with him.

[mjndblain]

@ErikaCullen13 no you dident stop trying to be popular

[mukatuna]

USA first for the pocket transistor radio. Then along came Sony and that was the end of that.

[Nokorola]

Roger McGuinn is such a relaxed and cool guy. I still need to pick up one of those Regencys (yeah right). You have got to love the Transistor Radio.

[MrBruceBarham]

that was so relaxed...took me back remembering the transistor radios and lil earphone thing I used to listen too, was nice, good video, thanks for posting

[CuyahogaMustang]

Very cool transistor radio collection Roger .

And what's more amazing , Are the one's that still work .

[dolphin42]

Puts my little (mostly zenith) collection to shame, but I do at least have a pristine 'big speaker' royal 500.. my favorite AM pocket.