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Amy Johnson
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Amy Johnson CBE (born 1 July 1903, Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, Eng.— vanished 5 January 1941, over the Thames estuary), was a spearheading female pilot who initially became famous through her endeavour to set a record for a solo flight from London to Darwin, Australia.

Flying solo or with her husband, Jim Mollison, she set many long-distance records during the 1930s. She flew in the Second World War as a part of the Air Transport Auxiliary and died during a ferry flight.

ALBUMS


Miss Amy Johnson C.B.E.* / The Band Of H.M. Royal Air Force*
The Story Of My Flight / Royal Air Force March Past
1930, Shellac, 10", Columbia
Jack Lumsdaine / Amy Johnson
Johnnie, Our Aeroplane Girl / The Story Of My Flight
1930, Shellac, 10", Columbia

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The Weird Weeds
Weird Feelings
2006, CD, MiniAlbum, Dig, Sounds Are Active
Various
The Century In Sound (A Millennium CD)
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Various
Voices Of Yesteryear 1
2012, CD, Comp, Global Journey
Various
The Wonderful Wireless
1982
Various
The Past Is Prologue
1980, 2xLP, Comp, Fable, ,
Dialogue/Political/Radioplay/Comedy/Speech