[78-L] Lost like a man on the moon

[Royal Pemberton]

I have a Sputnik-related 45 on a Russian label apparently called M-K,
called YURI GAGARIN IN SPACE (complete with its original picture
sleeve, though the small centre hole in the disc has been dinked out).

That's the English translation of the title.

One side is all in Russian, the other is (strangely enough) the
Russian content in the background, with a spoken German translation
superimposed over it.  The excerpt of Gagarin's radio communications
with Earth from space are untranslated....

Here's the all-Russian side:  http://www.box.net/shared/4svff5q1y9

On 7/17/09, djwein at earthlink.net <djwein at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>>
>>Since I'm getting only a smattering of 78-L E-mail, I imagine everyone is
>> talking about the 40th anniversary of man on the moon. The one one record
>> I have directly related to this incident is:
>>
>>A 45 with picture sleeve entitled "First Man on the Moon," narrated by Hugh
>> Downs. This was issued on MGM PX-101.
>>
>
> One nice disc is a Capitol promo-only 45 of the crew of Apollo 8 reciting
> holiday poems while circling the Moon during Christmas 1968.  Mine is
> pressed on orange vinyl.
>
> Dave W.
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