Band album, Masque (which was abandoned when the group was unable to secure the rights to use Holst's music from the trustees of his estate). Although the band was now nearing its end, Wilson's brief stint with Procession provided an unexpected side-benefit – it was during this period that he read a British newspaper article about the history of "juke joints" in the American south, and the accompanying photo, which showed dancers performing "The Eagle Rock and the Pigeon Wing" provided an inspiration for Wilson's breakthrough hit with his next band. Procession's final engagement was a month-long student cruise from London to New York. By this time David Joseph had lost interest in the band and was concentrating on the New Seekers. Procession officially disbanded in September 1969. After disbanding Wilson returned to Australia early in 1970 and formed a new group, Sons of the Vegetal Mother, and then their offshoot, Daddy Cool, which had an Australian No. 1 hit with the single, "Eagle Rock". He became a solo artist and record producer for Skyhooks, which led to his induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame at the ARIA Music Awards of 1989. As a member of Daddy Cool he was inducted for a second time at the ARIA Music Awards of 2006. Peacock returned to Australia and played with Gerry and the Joy Band in late 1971. He later played with Western Flyer before moving into rock management. He later lived on the Victoria coast. Griffin also moved back to Australia and joined Wilson in the Sons of Vegetal Mother but dropped out of the music performance scene. He wrote, "Love Is Like Oxygen", for UK band, the Sweet. He later lived in Memphis. Collinge remained in the UK and recorded with Manfred Mann Chapter Three, Third World War and Shoot. He was also involved in the bogus Fleetwood Mac band put together in autumn 1973. After returning to Australia he was a drummer in Marcia Hines' backing band. He later lived in Sydney. Hunt subsequently worked with Lonnie Donegan. Rogers briefly worked with Manfred Mann Chapter III, then returned to Australia, where he played with Doug Parkinson and a short-lived power trio, Bulldog, in 1970. On his return to England he joined Manfred Mann's Earth Band, recording with the group from 1971 to 1975. After another short spell back in Australia with Eclipse and Renée Geyer, he returned