[Description by Gene Knight]
My dad worked for a Radio/TV rep firm in NYC, and as a kid I was always hanging around the radio side of the office, looking for information on AM stations like coverage maps, ratings, one-sheets, etc. One of the stations the company represented was Top 40 WSPR in Springfield, Massachusetts. WSPR’s major competition at the time was WHYN.
This is a short tape I found in WSPR’s file  it is WHYN recorded by WSPR, and the note in the box reads
“This is a few minutes of WHYN programming starting shortly after 3PM on Tuesday April 18th – it is representative of their afternoon programming.”
I especially like the live spot toward the end of the tape, where Phil Dee sounds like he’s ready to totally lose it and laugh like crazy at the ludicrous copy about teenagers selling records that are “not available in stores.” It even sounds like he turns the mike off for a moment to compose himself!