Selvin

AYes she do
BI call you sugar

Label: Brunswick
Catalogue number: 3636
Genre: Dance
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #19795

Ben Selvin's orchestra, one of the most prolific dance bands of the 1920s, recorded 'Yes She Do' and 'I Call You Sugar' for Brunswick.

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2. B(Lombardo)I wouldn't change you for the World
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2. BValencia
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1. ABye bye Pretty Baby
2. B(Piccadilly Revels) Charmaine
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1. ACharming
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1. ACollegiate
2. B(Gresh) Row row Rosie
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1. ADaisy Days
2. B(Sherbo)Avalon
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1. ADardanella
2. B(J Smith)Yellow Dog Blues
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1. ADew dewy Day
2. BOh Doris where do you live
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1. AHi ho the Merrio
2. B(Ash) Precious
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1. AHolding my Honey's Hand
2. BSing a new Song
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1. AHow am I to know
2. B(Lombardo)My Fate is in your Hands
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1. AI can't give you anything but love
2. B(Reser)Too busy
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Columbia 5072 Dance
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1. AI cried for you
2. B(BarHarbor)When June comes along
Selvin for Vocalion, a minor American label, performing 'I Cried for You' and 'When June Comes Along'. Selvin is unrecognised. UK copies of American Vocalion pressings are scarce.AI summary

Vocalion M1173 Dance
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1. AI only have Eyes for you
2. B(J Green) A New Moon over my Shoulder
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1. AI'm just a Vagabond Lover
2. B(Clines)Sing a little Love Song
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1. AI'm walking between the Raindrops
2. B(Somers)Mississippi Melody
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1. AIf you want the Rainbow you must have the Rain
2. B(E Benson)My Beautiful Rose
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1. AIt's the darndest Thing
2. BEveryone in Town loves Little Mary Brown
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1. AJune Moon
2. B(Band)Yoo Hoo
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1. AJust a Girl that men Forget
2. BHoot Mon
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1. AJust another Day wasted away
2. B(Somers)Where oh where do I live
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1. AKa-lu-a
2. B(Bar Harbor)Say it while Dancing
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