Night Prowl Show

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It turns out that our very own Tom “Yum Yum” Alicandri was a big star before his exposure on the Night Prowl Show. In 1973, a bow tie clad Yum appeared on To Tell The Truth. Click the above image to begin Yum Yum video playback.

For the first time….

Special Guest: Ernie Maresca

For the first time in Night Prowl history, we’re featuring the great sounds that came out of the East Coast, especially New York City. Matt The Cat will be joined by one of the greatest songwriters from the early 1960s, Ernie Maresca, who grew up in The Bronx and wrote Dion’s biggest hits (“Runaround Sue” and “The Wanderer”). He worked at Laurie records for nearly 30 years and has lots of stories to share. Oh and don’t forget Ernie had his own top 10 hit (#6) in 1962 with “Shout! Shout! Knock Yourself Out”.

Thursday, September 13, 2007 7pm – midnight ET, 4pm – 9pm PT

Born on September 7, 1936, Charles Harden Holly helped change and shape modern popular music. Friday Night, The Night Prowl Show honors one of rock’s finest with rare interviews and performances by the one and only Buddy Holly.

Friday, September 7th from 7pm ET – 11pm ET.

Also, don’t miss the World Famous Friday Night Cat Fight at 10pm ET. Your votes will determine the next Friday Night Cat Fight winner.