Both sides of the Zephyrs 45 on Colonial are very sedate ballads.

“Take Her Back” has a loner garage feel to it, though I find the backing vocals intrusive. “The Price of Love” is a folky duet, and if it’s awkward as music, the downbeat vibe is somehow endearing.

Don’t know a thing about the Zephyrs other than the Berkeley Springs, West Virginia location and the songwriting credits – R. Fulton and J. Newbraugh for both songs.