Rosie Hamlin was only 14 when she wrote the lyrics to one of Rock and Roll’s early classics. At 15 she recorded “Angel Baby” for Highland Records. A copy from 1960 is worth up to $50.00. John Lennon said it was his all-time favorite song. Due to a royalty dispute, Rosie left Highland and signed with Brunswick Records who in 1961 released her album, “Lonely Blue Nights.” A mono copy is worth up to $250.00. But a stereo copy can get you $350.00 today.

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