Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Rock and Roll Party airs live on 77 WABC every Saturday night from 6PM-10PM, featuring music from the 1950s through the 1980s.
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Listen in to another amazing Saturday Night Rock and Roll Party with Cousin Brucie! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cousin Brucie plays some of the greatest hits of all-time. Tonight, Tony talks to James Gummoe of the Cascades and Tony Orlando calls in.
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Tonight he interviews Barbara Hawkins of the Dixie Cups.
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest the great music of all time. Tonight he interviews Darlene Love and Felix Cavaliere. Tony Orlando also calls in
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Tonight he talks to Peggy March and Tony Orlando calls in.
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Cousin Brucie also talks to Kenny Vance and Tony Orlando calls in.
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Tonight he talks to Carl Giammarese of the Buckinghams
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Tonight he talks to Barbara Harris of the Toys and Cousin Brucie also talks to Tommy James.
Cousin Brucie continues to play the greatest music of all time. This week Cousin Brucie also talks to Vito Picone and Tony Orlando
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Sonny Curtis joins Cousin Brucie for and interview and sings a accapella version of "Love is All Around". Cousin Brucie also remembers his friend Bobby Rydell
Cousin Brucie interviews Joey Dee. They talk about Joey's new book. Cousin Brucie also plays some of the greatest music of all time.
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time. He also interviews Dion Dimucci about his forthcoming musical and Cousin Brucie talks to Tony Orlando
Cousin Brucie plays the greatest hits of all time and talks to (at different times) Bill Medley, Sam Moore, Melanie, and Tony Orlando