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From 1903, the classic sentimental song Please, Mr. Conductor, Don't Put Me Off the Train sung by Byron G. Harlan.
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A touching and sweet-sounding recording with an appealing melody.
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The versatile tenor Byron G. Harlan, of the famous singing team of Collins & Harlan
could also do great "old man" and "rube" voicings
(for example, listen to this 1906 excerpt from The Dixie Rube
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Interested in hearing other recordings featuring Byron G. Harlan?
| Key | Title | Category | Performed by | Circa |
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| 11/1997 | Down at the Huskin' Bee | Rube duet | Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan | 1909 |
| 08/1999 | Ev'ry Little Bit, Added to What You've Got, Makes Just a Little Bit More | Duet | Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan | 1907 |
| 05/2004 | In My Merry Oldsmobile | Duet | Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan | 1905 |
| 07/2006 | Whoa, Bill! | Duet | Arthur Collins & Byron G. Harlan | 1904 |
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