Conversation with B'nai B'rith: Radio Legend Cousin Brucie on His Return to 77 WABC in NY

Legendary radio personality and Brooklyn’s own Bruce Morrow, known by his fans worldwide as Cousin Brucie, sits down with CEO Dan Mariaschin to discuss his new show on WABC-AM (770) in New York, "Cousin Brucie’s Saturday Night Rock & Roll Party."
Morrow talks about his decision to return to WABC, where he worked for 13 years beginning in 1961, his introduction of the Beatles at Shea Stadium in 1965 and why radio remains as popular as ever in a crowded media landscape.
Listen to Cousin Brucie every Saturday night and stream his show at wabcradio.com.
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[@user-bo6of1ux9x]

Hello Cuz! It is so good to hear your voice again. You look great, sound great and just listening to you takes me back to guess where…BROOKLYN. I’m originally from Bay Ridge and then Bensonhurst. We now reside in Pa., and boy do we miss home. We wish you great success on WABC, good health and keep spinning your theme song from the 4 Seasons. God Bless! Jim

[@AndrewVOdom]

My father went to the same high school in Brooklyn, graduating a year prior. It’s great that the Cuz is back on 77 WABC! God bless Bruce Morrow!

[@paulhaggerty5331]

That was a great interview Cousin Brucie totally right about a melting pot Brooklyn where my father, was from before moving to Bergen County, NJ. How History repeats itself & welcome back to Terrerstrial Radio WABC 77!

[@juls9935]

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[@NickG123]

I’ve got the same Wollensak tape recorder that Brucie mentioned. My grandpas dad bought it for him brand new in 1959. The t-1515 I believe.

[@johnm.karian5295]

In 1969 I had a job as a small town DJ. I wrote Cousin Brucie a letter and asked him a few questions. He was kind enough to write back a nice letter with good advice. I have that letter to this day. Cousin Brucie is pure CLASS.

[@RichMansour]

His hood was Sheepshead Bay, not Flatbush.