KB-1261 - HEP 2102

MYRON LEE and the Caddies

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KB-1261A - Lover’s Holiday   (North Star Publ.)

KB-1261B - Magic In A Summer Night   (North Star Publ.)

HEP 2102

1936 University Ave, St Paul, MN

Hep is a continuation of the North Star Record Label.

Source: Udo Frank

KB-1257 - DREEM 1001

RED BERRY and the Bel Raves // LOU BERRY and the Bel Raves

59   (BB = 29 Jun 59)

KB-1257A - What A Dolly  (Shelter Publ.)

KB-1257B - Hot Rod   (Shelter Publ.)

DREEM 1001

8504 North 29th St, Omaha, NE

Source: Terry Gordon

KB-1255 - KAY BANK LP 1255

Bethel College Choir, C. Howard Smith, Director

59

KB-1255A – Side One

KB-1255B – Side Two

KAY BANK LP 1255

Minneapolis, MN

KB-1241 - SOMA LP 1222

RONIE NEWMAN TRIO - “Ronnie Newman At The Padded Cell”     

59

KB-1241A - Side One

KB-1241B - Side Two

SOMA LP 1222

119 North 9th St, Minneapolis, MN   (Amos Heilicher)

KB-1225 - RAKO 1225

RAY STINSON
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KB-1225A - Everyone's Got Rainbows In Their Eyes   (Tone-Song Publ.)
KB-1225B - That's The Way It Is   (Tone-Song Publ.)
RAKO 1225
Box 4435, Minneapolis, MN

KB-1224 - RAKO 1224

STINSON BROS.

May 59

KB-1224A - Make Me Know You Love Me   (Big Music)

KB-1224B - Diggin’ That Rock And Roll   (Big Music)

RAKO 1224

Minneapolis, MN

Great rocker with superb guitar break. Not heard the A side as yet.

Source: Michel Proost

KB-1221 - SOMA 1107

MARTY NEVERS with Dick Marrone’s Velvetones

59

KB 1221A – Then There Was You   (No Publ.)

KB 1221B – Hindustan Rock And Roll Band   (No Publ.)

SOMA 1107

119 North 9th St, Minneapolis, MN   (Amos Heilicher)

KB-1192 - SOMA 1104

THE JAGS  vcl Walt Clark

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KB-1192A - Lost Woman  (Walt Clark ©)

KB-1192B - Hey Little Girl  (Walt Clark ©)

SOMA 1104
119 North 9th St, Minneapolis, MN   (Amos Heilicher)

The Jags were from Lemars, IA and the band consisted of Walt Clark (Vocals and bass), Dave Puetz (Vocals / Rhythm Gtr), Bob Galles (Lead Gtr) and Jack Hoffman (Dms). Booked to play around dances in their locality, they frequented the LeMars County Club where the place would be packed to the rafters whenever the band played. The Soma record was a local hit and then broke into several cities, mainly Los Angeles where it reached No.# 5 on the LA music charts!

The band were inducted into the Iowa Hall of Fame in 2005.

Source: Udo Frank

KB-1190 - D.I.R. 101/2

DOCTOR ROSS

Apr 59  

KB-1190A - Thirty Two twenty   (Alibri Music)

KB-1190B - Industrial Boogie   (Alibri Music)

D.I.R. 101/2

Detroit, MI   (Isiah Ross)

The Yellow label appears to be a repress. There is a 78rpm version of this record, but cannot confirm if it's a Kay Bank Pressing.

KB-1188 - PLEASANT PEASANT 5-59

THE JOLLY BREWERS

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KB-1188A – The Jolly Lumberjack   (BMI)

KB-1188B – When Colonel Oompah Reviews The Troops   (BMI)

PLEASANT PEASANT 5-59

Cologne, MN