Sons of Adam continued to play and record, releasing another single on Alamo records, featuring "Feathered Fish", written by Arthur Lee of Love, who was attempting to convince drummer Michael Stuart to join his band, and the flip side "Baby Show the World." However, without Randy Holden the band lost much of its former musical chemistry. Michael Stuart, after Arthur Lee's constant requests, finally decided to join Love as their drummer just in time for the recording of the seminal Forever Changes; he was replaced in the Sons of Adam by Randy Carlisle from The Yellow Payges. Craig Tarwater soon left to join The Daily Flash. By June 1967, the Sons of Adam had disbanded. After the band broke up, Kooken and Port formed a new band, Genesis, but it soon collapsed and Port left the music industry. He experienced homelessness and drug problems before his death in 2014. Kooken, later known as Jac Ttanna, died in Thailand in 2022. Band members Randy Holden - guitar, vocals (1965-1966) Joe Kooken (aka Jac Ttanna) - guitar (1965-1967; died 2022) Mike Port - bass (1965-1967; died 2014) Michael Stuart - drums (1965-1967) Craig Tarwater - guitar, vocals (1966-1967) Randy Carlisle - drums (1967) Discography Singles "Take My Hand" / "Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day" (Decca, Dec 1965) - produced by Gary Usher "You're a Better Man Than I" (written by Mike Hugg, Brian Hugg) / "Saturday’s Son" (Decca, Jul 1966) - produced by Gary Usher "Feathered Fish" (written by Arthur Lee) / "Baby Show the World" (Alamo, 1966) - also recorded by The Other Half CDs Randy Holden: Early Works 64-66 (including 'Fender IV' and 'The Sons of Adam' material) --- Released on Captain Trip Records in 1997. Re-mastered and later released as The Sons of Adam: Bytes (including 'Fender IV' material) on Guitar God Records in 2007. Saturday's Sons: The Complete Recordings 1964–1966 --- 2022 compilation on High Moon Records of all known 'Fender IV' and 'The Sons of Adam' studio recordings, plus a live 1966 'TSOA' show. References External links Randyholden.com Band history by Bruno Ceriotti Rock music groups from Maryland Musical groups from Baltimore American garage rock groups Musical groups established in 1965 Musical groups disestablished in 1967