[78-L] Columbia No. 3587, NOT Bob Roberts record after all

[DanKj]

3584 should be The Mascot of the Troop March (from Mlle.Modiste, by Victor Herbert)  played by Prince's Military Band


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> In finally going through boxes of some 2,000 78s I bought in April, I came across Columbia Record No. 3587( Grand Prize 
> Highest Possible Award, etc.), which is supposed to be "Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do", written by Cahill & Burt, sung 
> by Bob Roberts. It is actually a band tune-no vocals at all. The numbers in the land are 3584-2-2 & above that 14-1348-2. 
> Above the label & upside down is "Patented Nov.25 1902". Someone did mark "band" on the label, in the 7 o'clock position. 
> And naturally I don't recognize the tune itself. Any takers as to the recording date & performers involved". I was looking 
> forward to Bob Roberts, dad-burn it. Ever since I heard "Nothin' from Nothin' Leaves You" when I was eight I've been 
> hooked on this performer.
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> Dennis "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" Forkel