Vinyl Album - Darrell Banks - Darrell Banks Is Here! - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Darrell Banks
Title:	Darrell Banks Is Here!
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-216
Date:	Jul 1967
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Darrell Banks	Here Come The Tears	Gerald Sims	Rate
A2	Darrell Banks	I've Got That Feelin'	Gene Redd, Jimmy Crosby, Rosemarie McCoy	8.0 Rate
A3	Darrell Banks	I'm Gonna Hang My Head And Cry	Donald Bell, Cleveland Horne, Rosemarie McCoy, Gene Redd	Rate
A4	Darrell Banks	Look Into The Eyes Of A Fool	Gene Redd, Cleveland Horne, Donald Bell	8.0 Rate
A5	Darrell Banks	Our Love (Is In The Pocket)	George Clinton, Rosemarie McCoy	8.0 Rate
B1	Darrell Banks	Open The Door To Your Heart	Darrell Banks	10.0 Rate
B2	Darrell Banks	Angel Baby (Don't You Ever Leave Me)	Sylvia Moy, Henry Cosby	8.0 Rate
B3	Darrell Banks	Somebody (Somewhere Needs You)	Frank Wilson, Marc Gordon	9.0 Rate
B4	Darrell Banks	Baby What' Cha Got (For Me)	Charles (Edwin Starr) Hatcher, James Barnes	Rate
B5	Darrell Banks	You Better Go	Teddy Randazzo, Lou Stallman, Bob Weinstein	Rate

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Although Darrell (Banks) Eubanks had learned to sing in gospel churches during his boyhood, Mr. Banks chose a career to sing secular music. He signed a contract with Revilot records, from which his best tune "Open The Door To Your Heart" was issued and had nationally reached a peak position of # 27 by means of the Billboard hit parade of discs of 45 rpm.

When Mr. Banks left Revilot records to record at the Atco recording company, he had this disc of 33.33 rpm plus four tunes of this disc, which were "Here Come the Tears", "I've Got That Feelin", "Angel Baby (Don't Ever Leave Me)" and "Look into the Eyes of a Fool" issued in 1967 by means of two discs of 45 rpm. Sadly, neither one of the a-sides of these two discs had reached any national success.

Afterward, Mr. Banks left Atco to cut his final recordings at the Stax record label from which his final disc of 33.33 rpm was issued. Sadly, Mr. Banks was fatally shot by a policeman the 24 February 1970 in Detroit because this policeman thought that Mr. Banks might do intentional harm to him due to the fact that Mr. Banks saw that this cop might have sexually harassed his girlfriend.

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