How The Beatles Became Sociologically Significant
TVC 510.5: National Radio Hall of Famer Bruce Morrow, aka Cousin Brucie, talks to Ed about his friendships with such music legends as The Beatles and Harry Chapin; the time he taught Bob Hope and Jackie Gleason how to become disc jockeys—live on the air; and why music is the food of love, especially in times such as these.
Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Rock 'n' Roll Party airs Saturdays 6pm ET 3pm PT on WABC Radio (New York City), WLIR-FM (Hampton Bays, NY), the WABC app, and nationally across all digital media platforms for streaming on your smartphone or smart speaker.
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