KB-743 - KAY BANK LP 743

FORT DODGE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
58
KB-743A - Side One
KB-743B - Side Two
KAY BANK LP 743
Minneapolis, MN

I'm guessing that this copy here is a repress as the dates don't match at all.

KB-740 - LINDY 740

T.J’s

May 58

KB-740A - Party Party   (Willet-Progressive)

KB-740B - Take My Love   (R.H.B. Music)

LINDY 740

223 Main St, La Crosse, WI   (Lindy Shannon)

The band consisted of Bill Wrigel, Tom Terry and Jack Roubik, with Duane Schroeder on bass. Listed as one of the first rock and roll bands from Wisconsin. (Source: Steve Kellemen)

Sources: Terry Gordon and Udo Frank

KB-739 - SOMA 1097

Jules Herman And His Orchestra

58

KB-739A - Tears (vocal - Ronny Brown)

KB-739B - Limehouse Blues

SOMA 1097

Minneapolis, MN

KB-738 - MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL 1096

Jules Herman and his Orchestra (Vocal - Lois Best / Vocal - The Casualaires)

58

KB-738A - The Iota Song

KB-738B - The Tourist’s Polka

MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL 1096

Minneapolis, MN

(1858-1958 (Soma 1096 catalog number)

KB-732 - KAY BANK 732

St. James High School Band

58

KB-732A -Barber Of Seville

KB-732B -First Movement From Symphony In B Minor

KAY BANK 732

Minneapolis, MN

(10’’ disc)

Source: Discogs

KB-723 - ZO-DI-AC 723 (Updated 5 Jan 2020)

The Curls  (Bill and Bob Evans)

Apr 58

KB-723A - Liv’ It Up    (No Publ.)

KB-723B - Walkin’ And A Talkin’    (No Publ.)

ZO-DI-AC 723

Hastings, MN

Source: Dean Craige Morris

Listed in the late 70's as "Primitive Rock-A-Billy", I've never seen or heard it since. Thanks to Dean, here are the label shots and he sent the music as well! Ok, primitive is right with very sparse backing - both sides are pretty good vocally and have a nice rhythm to the songs. Remind me a little of the Dotson Brothers on Janet Records. 

But "Primitive Rock-A-Billy"? Nah, not really.

KB-708 - SOMA SACRED 708

The Lofthus Sisters

58

KB-708A - I Want To See My Saviour

KB-708B - Let Me Burn Out For Thee

SOMA SACRED 708

Minneapolis, MN

Source: Discogs

KB-706 - (No Name Label) LP 706

Worthington High School Band

58

KB-706A - Side One

A1 Burst Of Flame

A2 Zueignung

A3 La Forza Del Destino

KB-706B - Side Two

B1 Waltzing Winds

B2 Elmira

B3 Music For A Carnival

B4 Beguine For Band

B5 Herbert Clarks Triumphal

(No Name Label) LP 706

Worthington, MN

Source: Discogs

KB-703 - FUTURE 2201

FIVE SPOTS  feat Don Glenn

Mar 58   (BB = 31 Mar 58)

KB-703A - Get With It   (Earl Barton Music)

KB-703B - It’s You (Who Stole My Heart Away)   (Earl Barton Music)

FUTURE 2201

Batesville, AR  (Earl Barton)

(Record pressed by Kay Bank - Labels by King. There maybe more than one pressing of this disc. Session directed by Billy Walker.)

Both sides are terrific rockers from Earl Barton's label. I don't believe the Five Spots have anything to do with the band of the same name who appeared on Soma Records.

Source: Terry Gordon

KB-700 - MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL 1095

THE APOLLO CLUB OF MINNEAPOLIS

58

KB-700A - Minnesota Hail To Thee   (Melrose Publ.)

KB-700B - This Is My Country   (Words And Music Publ.)

MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL 1095

Minneapolis, MN
(Uses a Soma catalogue number.)