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I loved the lollipop.

Listening to some jimmy smith now outside my apartment in Harlem and remembered when I met you during the trip when this was filmed. Love your channel man, keep it up!

My grandfather, Reg Lewis introduced the lights that enabled night trotting during his tenure as President of the club. One of my first jobs, whilst still at school, was working in the turnstiles that you feature (along with a number of my school friends). Punters would sometimes ask to be let in for free, and we would oblige… providing they crawled under them. Thanks for the memories Jimmy!

As far as we know there is no recording where all The Beatles played Rickenbacker. (although there's possibilities).

What gives them that jangly sound that I love so much?

I think they are way way overpriced. You see the same thing with Hofner basses. Because they were used by the Beatles.

I have myself a 325 c64 reissue. The best guitar I own. Not just because I'm a Beatles and Lennon fan, but also it was my dream to own one. It finally came true. I have no intention or desire to sell it, but I bought it from a private retailer so I didn't need to wait, although, I did think about buying directly from them. Luckily I found one in Santa Clara, California. It sure is a pleasure owning a piece of history as you said. I'm sure in time my Rick will grow in value, but still no desire to let it go. Thanks, Alex

My 1st guitar was a Rickenbacker 450 sunburst in 1964. In 1970, I switched to bass and bought a blonde 4001. I also bought a lap-steel and it had RickenbacHer on the head (which, unfortunately was stolen).

Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day ❤😊

For the longest time in the 60s I thought John had snagged his Ricky in Germany utilI I remembered that Rickenbacker was the surname of one of America's greatest air aces in WWI. I bought a program at a Beatles show I attended and there was an ad for Rickenbacker and they were indeed American. Found my own Ricky by chance in 1980 at a local music shop an havew never looked back. Needs an overhaul but it still is a joy to look at.

I had no idea those guitars were made in a warehouse off the 405 fwy in Orange County. We think of fine craftsmanship in Europe, and maybe the Lays Potato Chip factory near Santa Ana.

Thr most beautiful looking electric guitars ever made. Great video dude.

Donna Summers 1977 double lp Once Upon a Time hit the circuit by storm! Constantly played at clubs and house parties alike. Giorgio Moroder & Summers at their finest. - it really is a terrific album.

A great place to visit! Thanks for covering it.

Very interesting, thank you! I imagined that Greenwich Village was mostly mansions. It's a very beautiful street. I love this view. A similar view of 44 Morton Street in West Village. The Russian poet Joseph Brodsky, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, lived there.Good luck with the development of the channel.

Thanks for the interesting video! Tell us about 42nd Street and Hell's kitchen from 1960 to 1970. It will be interesting to learn about Times Square and the BOND store. I am grateful in advance!

Thanks for the information. Like to see where else you end up.

that Black Leather jacket would be better if it was an original. WallMart doesn't cut it.

Thanks for the guided tour of a unique toy train shop. The toy trains and talk about them from this businessman and enthusiast brings to mind my brother's love for toy trains when he was a boy.

East 126th Street looks a lot like the one where Janet Jackson's music video featuring Cab Calloway was filmed.

What a great look at the precinct house! That book you have on Kojak is priceless. Thank you for sharing them with us, and for your narration and insights.

They're repeating the show on ITV 4 here in the UK. It's amazing how many pre-fame actors appeared on the show: Sylvester Stallone, Richard Gere, James Woods, Harvey Keitel.

Awesome ❤😊

Back when white males were considered good.

Man, I miss Kojak. I just loved that dilapidated police station as well.

Place to be in NYC, absolutely amazing availability of planes trains and cars of any make and model … cheers from Belgium 🇧🇪

What a great vignette. It's always interesting to learn the stories behind the numbers. RIP Flight Sergeant Gordon.

Lest we forget !

I visited Auckland once and the avocados there were very expensive.

I used to manage the restaurant there, it sat 2000 people.

Best harness track in the world

I love history of any kind. Very interesting, thanks

Very interesting.