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Perhaps not 100% on topic, but thought this would be of interest.

A cover, but the energy is off the scale!

Great hypnotic track (with an uncredited Little Feat backing him up!).

I just took the info on Discogs as gospel (which I know I shouldn't!): The Savages (3) Great Neck, New York Members: Ken Sonnenberg, Neil Portnow, Rick Lazes. Neil Portnow's Wikipedia entry mentions The Savages at least: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Portnow

"She Should Care" is penned by Ken Sonenberg who was a member of The Savages that had a 45 on Red Fox (one of the sides on that one is penned by him as well and published by Gil Music). "She Should Care" is great and actually sounds quite a bit like The Savages to my ears...

I checked BMI for track A1 on that LP pictured above. It threw up the following info, there's quite a few leads you might want to explore: --- LITTLE GIANT MUSIC PUBLISHING CO [email protected] LOVE GROOVE MUSIC PUBLISHING COMPANY 269 SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE # 1214 BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212-3807...

Here's the flipside: https://d1e9ycqe323hkh.cloudfront.net/audio/68919724170ee27d504b4dfd3c21f632.mp3 and here's the YouTube clip that was mentioned in the post above:

It is pure folk from 1966. Moody for sure, but doesn't even pass for the "loner" tag. Soundclip: https://d1e9ycqe323hkh.cloudfront.net/audio/2cdc1185df1f67ff00011a27c501e944.mp3

Both sides copyrighted 25 August 1967. Penned by Thomas Arthur Van Steenburgh Thomas (age 81) seems to be living in Gloversville, NY right now. AIN'T GONNA DANCE; w & m Thomas A. Van Steenburgh. 1p. © Thomas A. Van Steenburgh; 25Aug67; EU11871. TURNED OUT MIND; w & m Thomas A, Van...

Went for $300.

The auction soundclip with portions from the 5 tracks is still available: https://ecp.blob.core.windows.net/playermedia/13916f20-11aa-48ef-b75f-d50a6b86835e/a55a0d8d-4b26-4f88-9967-1c3698d3cad2.mp4

The Sons Of Adam in Sydney Pollack's 1965 movie "The Slender Thread":

Someone should cover this. 1960s demo/home recording.

Noticed that neither of these by pre-The Heirs group The Critters were rated (though mentioned) in TBM so I've uploaded them. Moody tunes that I'm sure would score very low. Copyrighted in August and September 1965. "You'd Better Slow Down" was later re-recorded on Panorama by The Heirs in a...