a non-album single Back on the Streets before he and drummer Alan Powell were sacked for trying to broaden the scope of the band's music. One of his songs "Hassan I Sabbah", a collaboration between him and Robert Calvert was included on the album Quark Strangeness And Charm. The extended CD album also includes tracks where he plays guitar and bass on early cuts of the album songs. Powell and Rudolph formed the short-lived Kicks with Cal Batchelor and Steve York, before the pair of them worked on Mick Farren's Screwed Up EP. The EP led to the offer of an album, Vampires Stole My Lunch Money, but by then Rudolph had decided to return to his native Canada. There have been archive releases and reunions for both Pink Fairies and Hawkwind which he has resisted, with the exception of a pair of albums Pleasure Island and No Picture recorded with Twink and released under the Pink Fairies name. In September 2009, the What a Bunch of Sweeties Pink Fairies line-up re-united in the studio to record a new version of "Do It" for the various artists CD Portobello Shuffle. Cycling During his time in England, he discovered and indulged in another passion - cycling. He gained a racing licence and was taught by a master wheel builder, skills which he used to embark on a new profession which he still follows today. Discography 1969 – The Deviants – #3 1970 – Twink – Think Pink 1971 – Pink Fairies – The Snake (single) 1971 – Pink Fairies – Never Never Land 1972 – Pink Fairies – What a Bunch of Sweeties 1972 – Various Artists – Glastonbury Fayre 1973 – Brian Eno – Here Come the Warm Jets 1974 – Robert Calvert – Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters 1975 – Brian Eno – Another Green World 1975 – Robert Calvert – Lucky Leif and the Longships 1976 – Hawkwind – Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music 1976 – Hawkwind – Back on the Streets (single) 1977 – Mick Farren – Screwed Up (EP) 1977 – Brian Eno – Before and After Science 1978 – Brian Eno – Music For Films 1982 – Pink Fairies – Live at the Roundhouse 1975 1996 – Pink Fairies – Pleasure Island 1997 – Pink Fairies – No Picture 1998 – Pink Fairies – Mandies and Mescaline Round at Uncle Harry's (live 1971) 1999 – Pink