Roger McGuinn interview from 1967

[@THEScottCampbell]

A great example of why McGuinn was THE coolest guy on Earth in 1965. The Beatles realised that, as did almost everyone who met him at the time. Oddly enough, he still IS.

[@bixbyglaser]

Thanks for this rare interview of my main man from a precious time!

[@Byrds1967]

Please post more of this interview if you have it. He was talking so deep back then. Never seen that side of him before. So cool!

[@Davian67]

Thanks for posting this!!! :-)

[@u000drl]

He is now a devout Christian.

[@kvalois]

Same! A true rarity!

[@BC07731]

@MrBEB123 That song had nothing to do with Reagan. It was written by McGuinn as a comment on how poorly they were received by Ralph Emery and his audience at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville in 1968.

[@chorn82]

very cool!

[@tellmeitsnottaken]

The man is a talented musician, obviously. Holy shit, though.... You can tell he's tripping his balls off.

[@schmozzer]

Crikey! He doesn't believe a word of what he says but this is one great post from a pivotal year. Thank you!

[@vinniemcclung693]

Truth

[@stevbehe]

I only pay attention to celebrities when they entertain, I don't want their opinions or politics.

[@sratus]

Thanks for letting us all know that

[@samsmith4216]

The Vietnam War was raging...music helped change our involvement. And he was a huge part of it. He can talk all he wants.

[@NoOne-kr4jc]

Stevbehe, Vietnam was not a mistake to send ppl in for 20 yrs, huh?