Cousin Brucie will be leaving SiriusXM after his Saturday evening show. This is bad news for my wife and I. We really like his show and always tuned in Wednesday and Saturday nights to 60's on 6.
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That's a great loss to Sirius XM did he give a reason why? I have not listened to his show in some time because I have not been in my car. And my house reciever is my RV ,
He didn't draw they way they thought he would. And his contract was up for renewal.
He's not done though, I hear he has plans to continue his show online. Follow his Facebook page for details of that which will be announced after Saturdays show.
He's not done though, I hear he has plans to continue his show online. Follow his Facebook page for details of that which will be announced after Saturdays show.
I was never a fan of Cousin Brucie. I'm sure those who grew up listening to him have fond memories, but when I tune to 60's on 6 I simply want music from the 60's.
We'll get those submarine races back one way or another. 
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So what do they have to take his place. Wish they would have the call in show like they used to. People would call in from where they were and request a song.
I hope they put Shotgun Tom Kelly there. The guy is great!
He did the PA over the loudspeakers in my high school in 1967. I didn't realize he was "Shotgun Tom Kelly" until I was told about 10 years ago.
I did not know he was that much older than I am. I'm 71. But I remember him well. Back when radio was fun...
I listened to him during the early to mid 60's on WABC . Yeah music was starting to come on strong. It didn't take to long to see how bad AM radio stations were though. On his shows you were luck to here 4 to 5 songs tops in the space a of half hour...... When I finally heard what was becoming available on FM stations, that was the end of AM for me. If I remember right when he left NY he bought a radio station in Warwick NY. After that he was just a memory.
Of course that is what 60s radio was like. I t is more of a recreation of the era than a platform for the music itself.
