"Hello Everyone, Thanks so much for all your comments and copies of the music.  I'm really looking forward to playng it. Brett"

"I found it but it looks as if there was no 2nd part published for this one so I can't add anything."

"OK, here's both the notation and tab. I found one issue with the original: I felt in M54 (7 staves down, last measure on the original) the F should be F#. It certainly sounds better to my old cloth ears. Since there is a piano score, this might…"

"I'm resetting Tony's fading copy in Musescore. I should have both notation (fingering guides may take longer) and tab in an hour or two...I'll post it here. "

"Hi Shawn thank you and sorry! I tried to add a music player and it seems to have screws things up a bit, and I can't fix it at the momwent. At least the player works ! Best Ian"

"Here's the Oakley recording. To add some lacking oomph he gradually accelerates the tempo. Yacht_Club_March_Oakley.mp3 The late 1890's Witmark catalogue includes Ossman's published "Yacht Club" banjo arrangement. It is the…"

"Brett, Here's my copy of The Yacht Club as arranged by Harry Fisk. I have played this on and off for many years - it's not all that difficult (see below) - but I could never get much musical satisfaction out of it.  For a banjo solo I…"

"I'll have a look through the mouldering pile later today."

"Ossman recorded "Yacht Club March" for Edison Bell in London, May,1900 (cyl 7056), presumably the same piece as above. Oakley recorded "Yacht Club March"  for Gramophone, March 12, 1903 and for Edison Bell Dec. 10,…"

"OK, I found this website with the original sheet music...composed by Richard H. Barker. There's a neat video of the Navy Band playing this piece. https://www.historicmusicofnewport.org/yacht-club-march"

"All I have is the piano with banjo guide. It is marked that it is an arrangement by Fisk. See attached."

"Your uploads are wonderful.  Thanks so much"

"I thought the same thing... "Tony"?  That is a weird name.  But shrugged and said out loud to nobody "there are lots of weird names." I like it even more that it was his son. George Lansing composed a nice little piece…"

"Oh!  Thanks."