A special Saturday evening visit from the great Tony Orlando

Cousin Brucie is paid a visit by the surviving members on this edition of Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Rock 'n' Roll Party

It's Saturday night! Cousin Brucie takes your phone calls, requests, and Ernie Isley pays us a visit. Tune in to hear more.

Spend your Saturday evening with Cousin Brucie! He takes your phone calls and has an exclusive conversation with Emil Stucchio of "Emil Stucchio & The Classics"

On this episode of Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Rock 'N Roll Party, guitarist Ernie Isley of "The Isley Brothers" joins Cousin Brucie and we pay tribute to Freddy Cannon.

Cousin Brucie gives you the best hits of yesteryear while reflecting on the loss of Bonnie Tyler.

Cousin Brucie joins superstar Tony Orlando to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States through a celebratory musical special. The dialogue explores the miraculous rapid progress of a young nation that achieved massive technological milestones, like flight and the internet, in a fraction of the time taken by older global civilizations. Orlando honors Brucie’s enduring legacy in broadcasting, highlighting how his voice has served as a cultural cornerstone and a personal support system for decades.

Cousin Brucie hosts Sandy Deanne, a founding member of Jay and the Americans, to celebrate their shared history and the group’s enduring legacy. Deanne recounts the band’s evolution from their early days as The Harbor Lights to their rise as a hit-making powerhouse, highlighting the transition from original lead singer Jay Trainer to the operatic brilliance of Jay Black. The conversation captures the group's resilience through lineup changes and industry shifts, emphasizing their commitment to patriotism and positivity in their music.

Cousin Brucie celebrates the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with a celebration of the best music from across the country.

Cousin Brucie gives you the best oldies from the 50s to the 70s. Today he gets an interview with Micky Dolenz and even Vinny's dad makes a cameo for his 60th birthday.