One of the lesser-known bands of the British Invasion was one-hit-wonders, the Nashville Teens. In their native land they backed up American rockers like Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, and Gene Vincent. On their only hit, “Tobacco Road,” it was Jimmy Page on guitar who provided the bite in the production. The 45 is worth no more than $10.00 but  the album “Tobacco Road,” released on London Records in 1964, can get you $50.00 in stereo and up to $150.00 in mono.