Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Orlando

Tony Orlando reflects on his storied career and the enduring power of musical friendship. Orlando shares personal anecdotes about his close bond with Johnny Cash, illustrating their mutual respect through humorous tales of pranks involving sour fruit and spicy food. The conversation shifts to Orlando's transition from retirement back to the stage for a new storytelling tour, a move driven by his deep desire to reconnect with the audiences he has missed. Finally, Orlando promotes a special broadcast honoring "Heart and Soul," a documentary by Kenny Vance that celebrates the Doo-wop roots of rock and roll and the lasting legacy of the artists who shaped the New York music scene.

Celebrating, yes CELEBRATING, 80yrs of community radio! WKXL is happy to once again post the latest NH Podcast Oldies Monday baby! Finally RAY RETURNS (complete with his bell bottoms and platform shoes while kicking back on his waterbed) to WKXL's NH Unscripted! Thrilling the NH Arts Community once again with something a little different. That's right this is not a drill, Ray is back (and he's snagging his now stretched out nehru jacket from Andrew) AND for the arts and culture folks he's got some golden oldies and a little catching up in this episode of the Wayback Machine Oldies Music Monday with hits from Jimmy Dean, Tony Orlando, Skeeter Davis, and many more! Wanna listen? Do ya huh? Do ya?

RAY RETURNS to NH Unscripted! That's right this is not a drill, Ray is back and he's got some oldies and a little catching up with hits from Jimmy Dean, Tony Orlando, Skeeter Davis, and many more!

Tony Orlando reflects on the creative synergy of Las Vegas, specifically praising a collaborative show by Criss Angel and Alice Cooper, while also paying a poignant tribute to the late Neil Sedaka by recounting a visit to his memorial. The conversation transitions into the cultural history of Brooklyn, pondering the "magic" in the local environment that produced a disproportionate number of musical icons.

Tony Orlando centers today's program on the profound value of friendship. Through a carefully curated selection of iconic songs by artists like the Beatles, Queen, and Bill Withers, Orlando explores how music serves as a universal language of support and connection. A structural highlight of the show is an intimate interview with John Sebastian, where the two veterans discuss the craft of songwriting and the vibrant New York folk scene of the 1960s.

Gianni and Jeanie interview Tony Orlando, who recounts knowing Russo since around 1980 and praises Russo's legendary storytelling and Las Vegas speakeasy era. Russo shares stories from his youth, including selling ballpoint pens after polio and meeting Frank Costello, plus his real-estate connection to O.J. Simpson's Rockingham house. Orlando and Russo discuss shared connections to John Catsimatidis and the Copacabana, where Orlando says his uncle Carmine Fava was maitre d' and where Orlando witnessed performers while underage. Orlando tells personal stories involving Crazy Joe Gallo (including being invited to Gallo's home and seeing a pet lion), his early hit at 16 (“Halfway to Paradise” written by Carole King), and friendships with major entertainers. Orlando describes working at CBS with Clive Davis as a vice president, signing artists like Barry Manilow, and later achieving major success with Tony Orlando and Dawn, including “Tie a Yellow Ribbon,” a TV show watched by 36 million weekly, and a Phyllis Diller on-air moment where her wig came off. He shares multiple Frank Sinatra anecdotes, including Sinatra correcting his diction, recording “Tie a Yellow Ribbon” for John Wayne, arranging a star-studded Friars Club event honoring Gene Kelly, and a Caesars Palace night when Sinatra learned his mother's plane had crashed. Orlando explains he retired from touring concerts due to travel and overhead but is launching a storytelling show and considering a book or audio format; he also notes work for eight presidents and other career highlights. The conversation ends with Russo promoting upcoming New Jersey appearances and book signings, and Orlando describing his WABC radio show and longtime veterans charity work through his Tribute to Valor Foundation, which brings Medal of Honor recipients to schools and has reached about 100,000 students.

Cousin Brucie and Tony Orlando share a heartfelt conversation following the sudden passing of Neil Sedaka. The dialogue serves as a tribute to Sedaka's legacy, weaving together personal anecdotes of their shared upbringing in Brooklyn and their early years in the music industry. Orlando emphasizes Sedaka's artistic genius and humble nature, highlighting specific works like "The Hungry Years" to illustrate the singer's profound lyrical depth.

Tony Orlando gives the best hits of the last 50 years to finish your February.

Tony Orlando presents an extensive tribute to Barry Mann, whom he celebrates as the "miracle man" of American popular music. The program serves a dual purpose: it honors Mann's legendary career as a prolific songwriter behind classics like "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" and "On Broadway," while also championing his overlooked talent as a vocalist and performer. Orlando structures the show around a unique "experiment" where he plays original demos—Mann's raw, initial recordings—alongside the famous hits they eventually became for stars like Dolly Parton and James Ingram. Through a heartfelt interview with Mann and testimonials from producer Brooks Arthur, the broadcast highlights the collaborative partnership between Mann and his wife, lyricist Cynthia Weil, framing their work as the enduring soundtrack of American life.

Cousin Brucie and singer Tony Orlando celebrate Valentine's Day by sharing stories of romance, family, and lifelong friendship. Their conversation highlights the unique cultural identity of New York, specifically through a humorous debate over why the city's water makes its pizza and deli food superior to that of California or London. Orlando discusses his holiday traditions and the personal significance of his hit cover of "Cupid," which he dedicates to the host and all long-term couples.

Tony Orlando presents a themed musical journey centered on a "numbers game" where every featured track contains a digit or numerical reference in its title. The program operates as a nostalgic retrospective, blending live commentary with iconic hits from various eras, ranging from the classic harmonies of The Beatles and The Four Seasons to contemporary stars like Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber. Beyond the entertainment value of the music, Orlando uses the broadcast to explore the enduring legacy of these records, sharing personal anecdotes about fellow artists and emphasizing the importance of remaining open to diverse musical genres across the decades.

Tony Orlando provides an intimate retrospective of his career through a special program titled "Before and After Dawn." Accompanied by his brother and co-host David, Orlando explores his professional origins as a sixteen-year-old protege of Carole King, recounting the creation of his earliest 1961 hits and the profound influence of iconic songwriters and producers. The narrative highlights the singer's transition from a young teen idol to a seasoned solo artist, featuring diverse musical performances that range from soulful ballads to high-energy disco and R&B collaborations.

Tony Orlando presents a themed musical journey centered on the concepts of searching for love and the human pursuit of a better life. The program follows a structured flow of classic rock, country, and pop hits, interspersed with Orlando's personal anecdotes about legendary collaborators like Carol King and the production duo Leiber and Stoller. By weaving together performances from diverse artists such as Barry Manilow, Taylor Swift, and Frank Sinatra, the show serves as a tribute to the history of rock and roll and the enduring power of melody.

National hot chocolate day. Entertainment from 1971. 1st VD clinic, Only US soldier executed for desertion in WW2, Ham the Astro Chimp goes into space, Scotch tape went on sale1st US satalite launched into space. Todays birthdays - Carol Channing, Suzanne Pleshette, Harry Casey (KC), Johnny Rotten, Kelly Lynch, Minnie Driver, Kerry Washington, Justin Timberlake, Tyler Hubbard, Marcus Mumford. A.A. Milne died.    (2025)Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard    http://defleppard.com/Hot Chocolate - Janess SifersKnock three times - Tony Orlando & DawnJoshua - Dolly PartonBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent    http://50cent.com/Diamonds are a girls best friend - Carol ChanningThe Bob Newart TV themeShake, Shake, Shake - KC & the Sunshine BandGod save the queen - Sex PistolsInvisible girl - Minnie DriverCan't stop the feeling - Justin TimberlakeI'll take you there - Justin TimberlakeDancin' in the country - Tyler hubbardI will wait - Mumford & sonsExit - Its not love - Dokken    http://dokken.net/

Cousin Brucie and singer Tony Orlando explore the centrality of "heart" in both live performance and broadcasting. Orlando credits his mentor for teaching him that genuine emotional connection is more vital than technical polish, noting that his transition into radio allows him to maintain a sincere bond with his audience during retirement. The conversation pivots to a tribute to Neil Diamond, with Orlando announcing a special broadcast dedicated to Diamond's musical legacy and the new film A Song Sung Blue. 

On this episode of the WiseKracks Podcast, pro sports bettor Bill “Krackman” Krackomberger is joined by Jon Orlando for another wide-ranging conversation packed with gambling stories, casino news, and sports betting insight.The guys kick things off by recapping a memorable dinner with Jon's dad — legendary musician Tony Orlando — and share behind-the-scenes stories you won't hear anywhere else. They also discuss the Arkansas lottery winner making headlines, news surrounding Barry Manilow's cancer diagnosis, and break down another wild parlay posted on the WagerWire site.The conversation continues with a deep dive into casinos carrying massive debt, the bizarre Hard Rock Bristol police VIP lawsuit incident, and plenty more real-world gambling and casino stories along the way.To close out the show, Randy Lee McKay joins the podcast to hand out picks and betting insight for NFL Week 18 and college football, helping you get ready for the final stretch of the season.Whether you're here for sports betting, casino news, legendary stories, or sharp picks — this episode has it all.

Cousin Brucie engages in a nostalgic conversation with musician Tony Orlando, weaving together themes of musical legacy and personal history. 

Tony Orlando gives you the best hit songs of the last few decades to wrap up 2025.

Tony Orlando comes on to preview his show

Tony Orlando showcases the best holiday music from the past half-century.

Tony Orlando comes on to talk about some hit songs from the era.

Tony Orlando gives you the best hits over the decades to cap off your Saturday night.

National monkey day. Entertainment from 1958. Alabama became 22nd state, Fake pearls were invented, last mission to the moon ended, oldest water on earth found. Todays birthdays - Jimmy Doolittle, Francis Bavier, Morey Amsterdam, Charlie Rich, Joyce Vincent Wilson, Patty Duke, Dee Wallace, CJ Snare. George Washington died.Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran     https://www.diannacorcoran.com/The monkey dance - The WigglesTo know him is to love him - The Teddy BearsCity lights - Ray PriceBirthday - The BeatlesBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent     http://50cent.com/Most beautiful girl - Charlie RichKnock three times - Tony Orlando & DawnLove of a lifetime - FirehouseExit - Friends with benefits - Corey Hart & the Wise      https://coreyhuntandthewise.com/countryundergroundradio.comHistory & Factoids about today webpage

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Tony Orlando comes on to introduce a song to Brucie.

Legendary singer Tony Orlando finishes your Saturday night with two hours of tunes.

Tony Orlando goes through the biggest hits throughout the decades.

Tony Orlando comes on to talk with Brucie an hour before his own show comes on.

Musical icon Tony Orlando gives you two hours of iconic tunes to cap off your Saturday night.

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National chocolate day. Entertainment from 1982. Statue of Liberty opened, 1st Macy's store opened, Cuban missil crisis ends. Todays birthdays - Charlie Daniels, Dennis Franz, Telma Hopkins, Annie Potts, Lauren Holly, Julia Roberts, Daphne Zuniga, Brad Paisley, Joaquin Phoenix, Nolan Gould. Abigale Adams died.Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran     https://www.diannacorcoran.com/Chocolate song - ???Jack & Diane - John CougarClose enough to perfect - AlabamaBirthdays - In da cluib - 50 Cent    http://50cent.com/Devil went down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels BandKnock three times - Tony Orlando & DawnTicks - Brad PaisleyExit - Goodbye darlin - Brinley Addington     https://www.brinleyaddington.com/countryundergroundradio.comHistory & Factoids about today webpage

In this week's episode of The Chazz Palminteri Show, I sit down with the legendary Tony Orlando, whose voice and charisma defined an era of American music. From his timeless hits like “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree” and “Knock Three Times,” to his incredible career as a singer, songwriter, producer, and television host, Tony shares his life journey through music, family, and perseverance. We talk about: Tony's early rise in the music industry and how Dawn became a household name The stories behind his biggest hits and how they shaped pop culture What it was like navigating fame across seven decades of show business The importance of faith, humility, and gratitude in staying grounded Our shared Bronx roots, performing for generations, and the joy of connecting with fans This episode is filled with laughter, wisdom, and inspiration from one of the most enduring voices in music history.

Listen in to Saturday Nights with Tony O as he features "The Way" Show this weekend!

Listen in to Saturday Nights with Tony O as he features a special Travelin' Show this weekend!

Listen in to Saturday Nights with Tony as he features hit records containing the word 'song' this weekend!  

1 - Will the left ever give it a rest on the trans issues? CHOP won't give up gender affirming care for minors, and this school board in California smugly looks on as constituents voice their opposition to their new rules. 115 - Dan's side answer. 120 - Is it egregious for a restaurant to not offer a baked potato as one of its starches? Your calls. 140 - Your calls to kick off the segment. Which famous person might be coming to the next Mulligan's broadcast? 150 - Replaying some of the oldies from Joe Sibilia in preparation for Tony Orlando. Can Dom get a police escort for Tony Orlando? Your calls. 155 - What is the Archbishop of Philadelphia saying about immigrants?

12 - Dom returns from vacation today and runs through the top headlines he wasn't able to discuss in his time off, including local elections in Pennsylvania. 1210 - Side - associated with the 80's 1215 - Does Trump need to work on his golf swing? 1220 - It's not Sophie's Choice, it's Shapiro's choice. Leave Mastriano out of the Trump conversation. Your calls. 1245 - Chief Economist, and Richard Aster Fellow, in The Heritage Foundation's Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget Dr. EJ Antoni joined the program after Trump struck a trade deal with the European Union over the weekend. We thought he just went to Scotland to play golf, so how did he pull this deal off? Do Europeans just not like our cars? Why does EJ think that when the Fed loses, We The People win? How will the trade and tariff talks with the Chinese go? Does EJ have a nugget for us coming down the pipeline? Was there a particular product in the grocery store that EJ looked to as a sign that inflation was halting? 1 - Will the left ever give it a rest on the trans issues? CHOP won't give up gender affirming care for minors, and this school board in California smugly looks on as constituents voice their opposition to their new rules. 115 - Dan's side answer. 120 - Is it egregious for a restaurant to not offer a baked potato as one of its starches? Your calls. 140 - Your calls to kick off the segment. Which famous person might be coming to the next Mulligan's broadcast? 150 - Replaying some of the oldies from Joe Sibilia in preparation for Tony Orlando. Can Dom get a police escort for Tony Orlando? Your calls. 155 - What is the Archbishop of Philadelphia saying about immigrants? 2 - What big guest might be coming to the Dom Show soon? Scott Presler joins us yet again as he's working hard in York County today. He tells us the story of signing up a voter while on the line with Dan. Is Scott more proud of his 40 pound weight loss or his voter enrollment? He brings us celebratory news. When is his next rally? How did Scott come to blows with a military man on X? 210 - Would Trump have won Bucks County without mail-in balloting? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Your calls. 235 - What are the Top 10 summer reading bucks today vs 40 years ago? Why is Dom outraged at the list? Your calls. 250 - The Lightning Round!

Kris McPeak and Annie Pruitt are back with another exciting episode of the Top Five Podcast! As part of their new 'Songs A to Z' series, they explore songs that have colors in the title. Please tune in to hear their top picks and personal stories linked to each song. Be ready for some fun music trivia and nostalgic memories. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! And don't forget about that playlist!  It's right HERE. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:30 Upcoming Pop Culture Plans 01:00 Songs A to Z Series Overview 01:35 Today's Theme: Songs with Colors 02:26 Chris's First Pick: Orange Crush by REM 04:39 Annie's First Pick: Blue Bayou by Linda Ronstadt 05:52 Chris's Second Pick: True Blue and Blue Kiss 07:26 Annie's Second Pick: Red-Eyed Troll by The Muffs 09:28 Chris's Third Pick: Crimson and Clover by Joan Jett 10:59 Annie's Third Pick: Tie A Yellow Ribbon by Tony Orlando and Dawn 12:57 Chris's Fourth Pick: Band of Gold by Belinda Carlisle 14:18 Annie's Fourth Pick: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John 16:09 Chris's Fifth Pick: I Saw Red by Warrant 18:10 Annie's Honorable Mention: Back in Black by Amy Winehouse 19:21 Chris's Number One: Pink by Aerosmith 20:38 Annie's Number One: Welcome to the Black Parade by My Chemical Romance 23:28 Recap and Conclusion

Professional gambler Bill "Krackman" Krackomberger joins co-host Jon Orlando to discuss the potential taxes on sports betting, a Vegas casino that's closing down. the best casinos & hotels in Vegas, another wild parlay and much more! Time StampsIntro 0:00 - 2:25New Contests 2:26 - 3:09Poker 3:10 - 7:00 Comps 7:01 - 10:59Casino Closing 11:00 - 13:32Poker Drama 13:33 - 17:06 Betting Tax 17:07 - 19:36Atlantic City 19:37 - 23:02 Prostitution 13:03 - 25:20 Tony Orlando 27:31 - 28:51Best Vegas Casinos 28:52 - 34:16

RUNDOWN From meatloaf to meatball headlines, Episode 333 brings threes to the forefront — starting with Mitch's numerical musical medley celebrating “threes” in song titles. Mitch and Hotshot Scott kick off the show with everything from Tony Orlando trivia to number-related quarterback curses, all before diving into a scorching hot Mariners team and the ongoing chaos surrounding Bill Belichick's very public relationship. Joe Doyle and Brady Henderson talk Mariners madness — series win streaks, Jorge Polanco's surge, and the club's resilience despite major pitching injuries. Later, The Seahawks No-Table returns with Brady Henderson and Jacson Bevens breaking down Seattle's rookie minicamp, the explosive Jalen Milroe pick, and whether John Schneider's draft was a masterclass or a mirage. North Dakota State Offensive Coordinator Dan Larsen also joins the show to discuss Seahawks first-round pick Grey Zabel and what makes him a rare O-line prospect. The Other Stuff segment includes a devastating golf cart incident involving John Elway, Steve Smith's phone call apology, a poopy Southwest Airlines passenger, and the tragic loss of several sports icons. GUESTS • Joe Doyle | MLB Draft & Mariners Analyst, Over Slot • Brady Farkas | ESPN Mariners Contributor • Brady Henderson | ESPN Seahawks Insider • Jacson Bevens | Cigar Thoughts, Seahawks Writer • Dan Larsen | Offensive Coordinator, North Dakota State TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | Mitch kicks off Episode 333 with a musical tribute to the number three — from Marley to Meatloaf to Tony Orlando. 16:35 | The Belichick–Jordan Hudson saga escalates: CBS awkwardness, muse meddling, and Mitch's shredded sweatshirt theory. 27:34 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table (Joe Doyle & Brady Farkas) – 8 straight series wins, Jorge Polanco surging, Logan Gilbert & George Kirby updates. 55:38 | GUEST: Seahawks No-Table (Brady Henderson & Jacson Bevens) – Draft reactions, Milroe comparisons to Lamar, Emmanwori deployment & offensive line doubts. 1:25:45 | GUEST: Dan Larsen (North Dakota State OC) – Inside look at Grey Zabel's development, draft prep, and what makes him Seahawks-ready. 1:47:22 | The Other Stuff Segment: David Beckham's abs at 50, John Elway golf cart tragedy, George Kirby rehab start, Matt Brash returns, Logan Gilbert recovery, Greg Popovich retires, Steve Smith phone call apology over alleged affair, Seahawks WR and OL concerns, Mariners offense top-3 in MLB, Jalen Milroe cursed by jersey number 6, Pee-wee Herman bike sells for $125k, Lady Gaga draws 2.1 million fans in Rio, Florida man punches 79-year-old over slow play, Ruth Buzzi and Stan Love pass away, Bill Belichick's holey hoodie. RIPs: Dick Barnett, Stan Love, Ruth Buzzi, Jill Sobule, Charlie Scali HEADLINES: Southwest Airlines pooper, public masturbation at Seattle park, tri-county polygamy case, Philly woman charged with “shit-and-run,” Italy prison sex rooms, Staten Island sex toy fire