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106. Bob & Fred, Baha Strings – I'll Be On My Way (Part 1)

Posted by Bill Rippel on February 22, 2021 - 11:56pm


Year: 1966
Record label: Big Mack
Worth Today: $4,190.51*

Bob & Fred and Baha Strings collaborated on “I’ll Be On My Way (Part 1),” a vinyl record released in 1966 on Big Mack. The 7” 45RPM single had the same song on the A- and B-side. Bob & Fred played the “I’ll Be On My Way” A-side track, while Baha Strings played the B-side.

M. Brisker is credited as the arranger, and McCoy Record Company took care of the pressings. The early pressings of this record have been known to peak at over $4,000 at auction. The lowest price for which this record has sold for has been $2,500. The price is so high because of its rarity.