Vocs. unidentified trio Columbia 1274–D, mx.W–145445 "Happy Days Are Here Again" Annette Hanshaw (Ben Selvin & His Orchestra – vocs. Annette Hanshaw & The Rollickers) NYC – Feb. 11th, 1930 Diva Records 3106–G; Harmony 1106–H; Velvet Tone 2106–V "Dardanella" (Felix Bernard – Johnny S. Black) (Six-million seller – No. 1 hit for 13 weeks, 24 in charts) Selvin's Novelty Orchestra NYC – Nov. 20th, 1919 Victor 18633–A, mx.23344–3 "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" (John Kellette – Jaan Kenbrovin) (No. 1 hit for 4 weeks) Selvin's Novelty Orchestra NYC – Jul. 31st, 1919 Victor 18603–A, mx.B–22966–6 "Manhattan" (Richard Rodgers – Lorenz Hart) (No. 1 hit for 4 weeks) The Knickerbockers NYC – Jul. 15th, 1925 Columbia 422–D, mx.W–140765 "Sentimental Me" (Richard Rodgers – Lorenz Hart) (No. 2 hit) The Knickerbockers NYC – Jul. 15th, 1925 Columbia 422–D, mx.W–140766 "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby" (Jimmy McHugh – Dorothy Fields) (No. 2 hit) The Knickerbockers Voc. Vaughn De Leath NYC – Jun. 1st, 1928 Columbia 1424–D, mx.W–146380 "You're the Cream in My Coffee" (Ray Henderson – Buddy DeSylva – Lew Brown) (No. 2 hit) Eddie Thomas' Collegians (and/or) The Broadway Nitelites (Ben Selvin & His Orch.) – Voc. Jack Parker NYC – Oct. 19th, 1928 Columbia 1604–D, mx.W–147140–3 "I Only Have Eyes for You" (Harry Warren – Al Dubin) (No. 2 hit) Ben Selvin & His Orchestra Voc. Howard Phillips NYC – Jun. 28th, 1934 Columbia 2936–D, mx.152766 Death Ben Selvin died in July 1980, and was buried at the Mount Hebron Cemetery in New York City. Bibliography Johnson, Richard J., and Shirley, Bernard H. American Dance Bands on Record and Film 1915–1942. Rustbooks, 2010. Rust, Brian. American Dance Discography. Arlington House, 1975. References External links Ben Selvin and his Orchestra (1920's) performing on archive.org The Library of Congress - National Jukebox - Ben Selvin's Novelty Orchestra performing on records (1919-1920) on www.loc.gov Ben Selvin on The European Library.org Ben Selvin on Bnf.fr Ben Selvin recordings at the Discography of American Historical Recordings. 1898 births 1980 deaths American bandleaders Big band bandleaders Columbia Records artists Vocalion Records artists 20th-century American conductors (music) Burials at Mount Hebron Cemetery (New York City)