His most notable contribution to the band's catalogue was "Once She Was", an arrangement of the folk song melody "Scarborough Fair". He remained a member until 1981, citing his increasing dissatisfaction with the whimsical vocally-based direction that the band was taking, as his reason for leaving.
He had his most lasting effect on the band's catalog with "Once She Was", an arrangement of the folk song melody "Scarborough Fair". He remained a member until 1981, mainly because he was disillusioned with the band's increasingly innovative vocal direction, which ultimately led to his departure.