after the album was released, the band began to perform at festivals and in clubs around britain. their second single, a version of american band kaleidoscope's song "please (mark ii)", was released in october 1968. however, that month kerrilee male decided to leave the band, and returned to australia. gerry conway said: "once we started playing live, it was very soon apparent that kerrilee didn't want to stay with it. i think she decided she didn't want to be in the music world." the band immediately replaced her with dorris henderson, an african-american singer who had moved to britain, performed in folk clubs, and recorded a 1965 album with john renbourn. the single was re-recorded with henderson's vocal replacing male.