[78-L] Columbia A2626 question
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Fri Dec 4 20:53:31 PST 2009
Tyrone Settlemier wrote:
> Yeah, well, light travels at a different speed in water than in the air, and
> Einstein proved that time is relative and related to the speed of light, and
> I think that they may have crossed the International Month Line in transit,
> and it's really too complicated to explain, but when you really think about
> it, it's all perfectly logical.
>
> Oh, nevermind.
>
> Tyrone
>
> PS does anybody have a copy of the Columbia Master Book handy?
>
Yes..what'cha need?
dl
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>>> Could somebody supply recording data for Columbia A2626 (77693) The
>>> Battle in the Air / (77694) The Submarine Attack Somewhere at Sea by
>>> Peerless Quartette? Ty's site lists Jan. 1918 for one side and Feb. for
>>> the other.
>>> Thanks,
>>> DJD
>> Rust lists them both as Feb 27, 1918. I guess Ty thought they couldn't
>> be at sea and in the air on the same day!!!
>>
>> Mike Biel
>
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