the recordings made by the Wilde Flowers were released for the first time by Voiceprint Records. The self-titled album also featured a number of tracks recorded in August 1969, after the band's breakup, by former members Hastings, Wyatt and the Hoppers. In subsequent years, the group have been credited for their introduction of Canterbury scene through a number of offshoot bands. In a review of a remastered collection of their tracks, Uncut writer Tom Pinnock credited the Wilde Flowers for "spawn[ing] a whole batch of England's finest songwriters and musicians", as well as "an entire genre". Similarly, Kieron Tyler of The Arts Desk credited the band for being "the hothouse enabling [its members] to refine their visions and pursue future paths". Members Brian Hopper – lead guitar ; saxophone, vocals Hugh Hopper – bass ; saxophone , backing vocals Robert Wyatt – drums, percussion, backing vocals ; lead vocals, tambourine, trombone Richard Sinclair – rhythm guitar, vocals Kevin Ayers – lead vocals, tambourine Graham Flight – lead vocals, harmonica Richard Coughlan – drums, percussion Pye Hastings – lead vocals, guitars Dave Sinclair – keyboards, piano Dave Lawrence – bass, backing vocals Timeline Discography Tales of Canterbury: The Wilde Flowers Story (1994) Canterburied Sounds, Vol. 1–4 (1998) The Wilde Flowers (2015, reissue) References Canterbury scene Musical groups established in 1963 English progressive rock groups