Kaybank Recording Corp.

1950s-1960s manufacturing facility and recording studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Performed pressing, plating, label printing and album fabrication services.
Owned at one time by Amos Heilicher, founder of [l=Soma Recording Co.] and later owner of the U.S. Musicland retail music chain.

Also owned a sister plant in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Vinyl releases can be identified by the following sequences, which can be added to the LCCN:
KB-#####
4-#### = 1964
5-#### = 1965
6-#### = 1966
7-#### = 1967
8-#### = 1968

In April, 1968 the pressing plant was renamed , while the recording studio became . Vernon Bank then retired from the record business.

For its sister profiles, see:
[l=Kay Bank]
[l=Kay Bank Recordings]
[l=Kay Bank Recording Company, Inc.]