First it was Cousin' Brucie leaving Sirius XM after 15 years to start playing oldies on the once Top 40 powerhouse WABC. I believe it's this weekend that his show get extended by an hour (until 10 PM.) And now he'll be followed by a familiar name to Top 40 fans - Tony Orlando, the hitmaking singer from the 70s. 

There's nothing on their site at the moment about how much of his show will be music or whether he'll talk about his varied showbiz past - long before his association with Dawn, Orlando was famous for being the "unknown" voice of tons of demo records as well as a producer and music executive - but it's another weird throwback for a talk station that's gone all music on Saturday night.