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Don't Know What To Do/My Love Is Reserved
7-inch (Item 496865) Ever-Soul/Daptone, 1969 — Condition: New Copy
Massive work from Darrell Banks – two tracks from his rare album for Stax Records – both of them a perfect example of his unique talents! Banks was one of the deepest soul talents working on the Detroit scene of the 60s – a singer who could hit a motor city groove like the best of his contemporaries, but with raw vocal power that was much more at home alongside the best singers of the southern scene of the time. Both of these cuts show that balance beautifully – and come from some key Don Davis productions for Stax – almost the first step of that Memphis/Detroit bridge that Davis would forge even more strongly in the 70s. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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