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The Legend of the USS Titanic 6925U *0039 - 0052*

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ChrisLobdell:
Noted here with Guitar singing story teller, mentions of a person named "Jack Johnson"  Singer sounded a bit like Arlo "Alice's Restaurant" Guthrie on speed. I think it was the HMS Titanic, not the USS... just sayin'

mapleleaf:

--- Quote from: Chris Lobdell on April 15, 2012, 0347 UTC ---Noted here with Guitar singing story teller, mentions of a person named "Jack Johnson"  Singer sounded a bit like Arlo "Alice's Restaurant" Guthrie on speed. I think it was the HMS Titanic, not the USS... just sayin'

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She was actually RMS Titanic (Royal Mail Ship)

Zoidberg:

--- Quote from: Chris Lobdell on April 15, 2012, 0347 UTC ---... mentions of a person named "Jack Johnson" ...

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Probably a reference to boxer Jack Johnson, who was the world heavyweight champ in 1912, the year the Titanic sank.  Johnson was newsworthy for several reasons that year, including a bizarre law passed by the US Congress banning interstate distribution of movies about prizefighting - presumably to impede distribution of a documentary film about Johnson's 1910 defeat of former champ James Jeffries.

Sorry I wasn't able to catch this broadcast - propagation didn't favor Gopher Stomp.  I'm hoping Sealord or Chis snagged a recording.   ;)

cmradio:

--- Quote from: mapleleaf on April 15, 2012, 0952 UTC ---
--- Quote from: Chris Lobdell on April 15, 2012, 0347 UTC ---Noted here with Guitar singing story teller, mentions of a person named "Jack Johnson"  Singer sounded a bit like Arlo "Alice's Restaurant" Guthrie on speed. I think it was the HMS Titanic, not the USS... just sayin'

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She was actually RMS Titanic (Royal Mail Ship)

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Amurika own everythang, dontcha know? ::)

Peace!

ChrisSmolinski:
Noted here as an SDR recording catch. Starting at 0036 UTC with guitar music. Very good signal, S9+10 or so. off at 0047.

PLS QSL

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