I have a request for a recording of "Chilkoot Two-Step", Regina
15-1/2-inch disc No. 1550, from a lady who is putting together an
exhibition for the National Park Service in Alaska.  Can anyone
who has a copy of this title either record it (video, like YouTube,
or audio only) or loan me the disc to be recorded for her.

Thanks in advance.

Bill Wineburgh
Succasunna, New Jersey
wwineburgh@aol.com.geentroep

 [ Chilkoot March Two-Step (C) 1897 by Alfred Roncovieri, Director
 [ American Concert Band, San Francisco, Calif.  Band arr. publ. by
 [ Sherman, Clay & Co., San Francisco, Calif.
 [
 [ At http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=SFC18950308.2.165 --
 [ San Francisco Call, Volume 77, Number 88, 8 March 1895
 [
 [   The fact that San Francisco has to-day a band of 100 pieces,
 [   which is in size second to but one that ever visited or rendered
 [   any numbers in this country, is purely the result of the local
 [   enthusiasm.  When criticisms were being made to the effect that
 [   San Francisco was "jay" in all its particulars and in all its
 [   habits, Mr. Roncovieri said: "I will bet any reasonable amount
 [   of money that I can pick up in San Francisco a band of 100 pieces
 [   -- equal in size to that of the famous Gilmore band -- and produce
 [   in this city music such as has not been heard in this city, and
 [   prove by the production that it is not in any sense a "jay" town.
 [   If it was "jay" at all it would certainly be "jay" in music."
 [
 [ At http://esnpc.blogspot.com/2014/11/jaywalkers-and-jayhawkers-pedestrian.html 
 [
 [   [early 1884] A "jay town", it may be explained to the unversed
 [   reader, is a community where unappreciative ignorance prevails,
 [   and where business is consequently pretty bad.
 [
 [ -- Robbie