Larry Henley co-wrote a song that has become a standard and first made famous by Bette Midler. That song is “Wind Beneath My Wings.” But in 1964, Henley was a member of the Newbeats who hit big with a silly song called “Bread & Butter.”  The 45 may get you a loaf of bread and a stick of butter. It’s worth now more than $10.00. In 1965, Hickory Records released the album, “Bread & Butter,” by the Newbeats. A mono copy can fetch $50.00. But a stereo copy can sell for $125.00 today.