Title: The Bobby Fuller Four – I Fought the Law
Year/Genre: 1966, Garage Rock
Matrix #: M-901
Condition: VG+ (strong copy: light wear only)

Cultural Facts:

1. Released months before Bobby Fuller’s still-mysterious 1966 death, a case that fueled decades of speculation about foul play.

2. The title track was Fuller’s rework of Sonny Curtis’ song for the Crickets—later adopted by the Clash as a punk anthem.

3. Fuller self-produced much of the band’s work, insisting on tight, Buddy Holly–influenced arrangements despite label pressure.

4. Great rec for fans of The Crickets, early Rolling Stones, and ’60s garage comps like Nuggets.

Price Suggestions:
NM: $120–$160
VG+: $85–$120
VG: $60–$85
G: $30–$45

12/4/25 OB