Editing Ben Pollack (section)

==Labels==
In 1926, Pollack began recording for the [[Victor Talking Machine Company]]. A 1927 newspaper ad promoted "a new Victor organization – Ben Pollack and His Californians."<ref>{{cite news|title=(Aaron's advertisement)|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/5463761/the_daily_courier/|work=The Daily Courier|date=February 3, 1927|location=Pennsylvania, Connellsville|page=3|via = [[Newspapers.com]]|access-date = June 2, 2016}} {{Open access}}</ref>

Pollack left Victor in late 1929 and recorded for [[Hit of the Week]] (1930), the dime store labels ([[Banner Records|Banner]], [[Cameo Records|Cameo]], [[Domino Records (1924)|Domino]], [[Lincoln Records|Lincoln]], [[Perfect Records|Perfect]], [[Romeo Records|Romeo]]) (1930–1931), Victor (1933), [[Columbia Records|Columbia]] (1933–1934), [[Brunswick Records|Brunswick]], [[Vocalion]] and Variety (1936–37), and [[Decca Records|Decca]] (1937–1938).

Most of these records are listed in discographical books (such as [[Brian Rust]]'s ''Jazz Records'') as by Irving Mills. ''Jack Teagarden's Music'' lists them as a "Ben Pollack Unit".