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There were incorrect reports that Ben Selvin's Band played under the name "Perley
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Selvin started recording for Victor in 1919. He proceeded to record for almost all record companies at the time including
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Rochester - Sibley Music Library: John J. Serry Sr. Collection "John Serry Sextette" audio recording for RCA Thesaurus of compositions and arrangements by John Serry in "The John J. Serry Sr. Collection" p. 18 archived at the University of Rochester on
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states that Ben Selvin made a record 9,000 recordings as either a bandleader, violinist or recording manager from 1919 to 1966. The cumulative output of recorded songs credited to him over the decades has been estimated to total between 13,000-20,000 different titles. In recognition of his
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Community - Extension of Remarks by of Hon. Steven B. Derounian of New York in the House of Representatives Monday, April 1, 1963. Biography of Ben Selvin p. A1946 Ben Selvin A Credit to His Community on Google
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University of California - Santa Barbara includes an extensive collection of Ben Selvin's audio recordings on the Brunswick, Columbia, Victor and Vocalion labels which are accessible for online listening.
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The New York Times - From 'Dardanella " On A Stroh to Stacked Tapes
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625:" (the Columbia 78rpm version)
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1029:. Arlington House, 1975.
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