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From 1961 through the early seventies Cousin Brucie, with his voice drenched in his famous echo, and WABC radio in New York City, were on the frontline during the greatest musical explosion in the history of rock 'n roll...and he continues to this very day to entertain us, once again on WABC. Cousin Brucie was there representing all of us meeting face to face and side by side all the artists we only dreamed of getting to or near. The disc jockey who was a relative to us all, everybody's cousin Cousin Brucie, has a great story to share and a great career to cover. Even he said we'd need another episode or two to go over it all. We want you to meet one of the kindest, most influential icons of the music industry...a member of 3 halls of fame...a disc jockey who played the hits when they were hits and lasted long enough to play the same songs years later as "oldies". He's an incredible guy and we hope you enjoy meeting him...one of the great icons of radio, Bruce Morrow - Cousin Brucie.
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