Hollies, The Incredible String Band, Fleetwood Mac, and The Four Tops, as well as comedians Peter Cook and Spike Milligan. She invited her old friend Leonard Cohen to appear in 1968, marking his British TV debut, and Led Zeppelin lead guitarist, Jimmy Page gave a rare solo performance, playing the "White Summer" and "Black Mountain Side" guitar pieces. Felix also regularly performed with her guests -- surviving segments from the show include her duetting with Cohen, singing and playing guitar with The Incredible String Band on their song "Paintbox" and singing her own song "Going to the Zoo", backed by The Hollies. Sadly, the BBC subsequently wiped most of the master tapes of her shows and only selected excerpts survive, which vary greatly in quality. Some of these can be viewed on YouTube. On May 1, 1967 she appeared on the German TV show Beat-Club; in September 1968 at the International Essen Song Days. She performed at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1969. In 1968, Felix was caught in possession of cannabis at Heathrow Airport, en route to Amsterdam. She was arrested, charged, and remanded on bail, and her public image suffered somewhat, although her TV show was not cancelled, as she had feared it might be. She was defended in court by John Mortimer, QC. In 1971 Felix travelled to New Zealand and performed at the Western Springs music festival. On 19 December that year she gave birth to her only child, a daughter, Tanit Alexandra Teresa Guadalupe, choosing to raise her daughter herself as a single mother. Felix would not discuss her child's father and never revealed his identity. She had two UK Singles Chart hits in 1970, the first of several on the RAK label, produced by Mickie Most. The first was with the song titled "If I Could (El Cóndor Pasa)", while the second, "Heaven Is Here", was written by Errol Brown and Tony Wilson of Hot Chocolate. Later life and death Felix continued to record throughout her career and released fourteen albums on various labels between 1972 and 2018; many were released by her own label, Remarkable Records, including the 1989 album Bright Shadows. In the late 1970s Felix relocated to Norway for several years, but she grew disenchanted with the direction her career was taking and returned to her native California, where she took a break from music to study yoga and other