Freddy Cannon - Transister Sister download

  • Artist: Freddy Cannon
  • Song: Transister Sister
  • Genre: Rock
  • Length: 02:26
  • Size: 5.7MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Comments

yune rincones

2020-02-04 20:44:51 | Profile
Your right, mine was the size of a pack of smokes. You had to hold it up to your ear, and put your thumb on the little wheel on the side to get the next AM station!!!

TheFranzFridolin

2019-04-12 05:55:47 | Profile
Cool tune . . . and cool chicks as well!

Aidin Firouzi

2019-03-22 11:51:19 | Profile
The forerunner of "Radio GaGa"!

Keaton Kitsune

2019-03-21 21:49:08 | Profile
I was doing this in the fifties

guywithcurlyhair

2019-03-20 00:28:22 | Profile
Did any of you guys were ogling the sweeties notice any of the radios?  lol

George Dupuy

2019-03-15 05:48:11 | Profile
The more transistors the better. The cheap $10 radios had only 2 transistors, and could only get the most powerful local stations. Six transistor radios could get all local stations, and some distant stations at night. More expensive models, from $30 to $50 had twelve or more transistors, and could get AM stations from much of the country at night.

Iggy Ignácio

2019-03-12 00:05:26 | Profile
Some pretty sugar babes! Beautiful girls--good song too! I was about 12 when this was on the charts.

Henry Solstice

2019-03-11 21:22:57 | Profile
35 in 1961 on US Charts? And the other 34 Singles??

ИванБроYT

2019-03-08 11:57:42 | Profile
Nice job, WCF1000 excellent mix on the vid.  I had one of the first transistor radio in my neighborhood An Emerson the size of a car battery. thing took like 12 batteries. Rayovac cleaned up !

Matthew Clayton

2019-02-21 08:23:46 | Profile
A 3" x 4" radio (or thereabouts). I was a transistor sister until my Dad refused to buy me any more batteries, 1961.

giuseppe spoti

2019-02-19 12:46:32 | Profile
My transistor miss these days.

Terrance Hunt

2019-02-15 20:29:26 | Profile
A true blast from the past. Sleeping at night with your transistor radio under your pillow. AM radio only.