… We’re all cryin’, they’re floodin’ me out …
A custom greeting from Tavares (natives of New Bedford, MA.) opens this composite recording of WSAR morning newsman Roy Wood (Mike Scott) working his last morning show with Jack Michaels. Roy (aka Christopher Jordan) declares that “the life of a Disc Jockey is not for me”, and departs for WFEC in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.Jack Michaels was the second morning man during the “Roy Wood era”, but it’s obvious that the entire group at WSAR enjoyed working together with or without gerbils. By the way, Sidney Pithias never sounded better, and we’re still waiting for those airchecks from Norm Thibeault.
Assurance for the actual date of this broadcast is offered with the news that the U.S. Congress approved their own pay raises (during a recession  sound familiar?) with a vote of 214-213. That would make it July 30, 1975.