1931 Ben Selvin (as ‘Frank Auburn’) - I Found A Million Dollar Baby (with vocal trio)
Details
| Title | 1931 Ben Selvin (as ‘Frank Auburn’) - I Found A Million Dollar Baby (with vocal trio) |
| Author | The78Prof |
| Duration | 3:19 |
| File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
| Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=lefcFPBbKww |
Description
One of 1931’s greatest song hits, along with the also-posted flip side “In The Merry Month Of Maybe” ( https://youtu.be/lMn5yshHL8k ), were written for “Billy Rose’s Crazy Quilt,” a 79-performance 1931 revue that featured Fanny Brice, Phil Baker, and Ted Healy among the cast.
“Frank Auburn” was a pseudonym commonly seen on various dime store labels to represent the works of several well-known recording artists, including Ben Selvin, Harry Reser, Fred Rich, Sam Lanin, Phil Spitalny and others.
Transferred from 78rpm Velvet Tone 2404-V (also issued on other Columbia-owned labels) - I Found A Million Dollar Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store) (Warren-Rose-Dixon) by Frank Auburn & his Orchestra (Ben Selvin) with vocal trio (as Robert Wood), recorded in NYC May 28, 1931 .
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