Hugh Hopper
In April, Ayers's place was taken by vocalist and harmonica player Graham Flight, his roommate. With their new frontman, the Wilde Flowers recorded their second batch of songs in the summer of 1965, including two tracks by Hugh Hopper, one by Brian Hopper and one by Wyatt. By September, both Flight and Sinclair had left, with Wyatt taking over on lead vocals and Richard Coughlan joining on drums. During the spring of 1966, this four-piece lineup of the band performed at the "Melody Maker" Rock/Folk Contest, as well as recording seven more tracks, most of which were written by Hugh Hopper.