Back in Britain, Collins met Austin John Marshall, whom she later married. She also proceeded with her singing career, appearing releasing on three compilations albums ("A Jug of Punch", "A Pinch of Salt" and "Rocket Along") in 1960 and an EP, "Heroes in Love", in 1963 (now included with "False True Lovers" on the CD release). It was after that, in a series of influential albums, that she helped to introduce many innovations into the English folk revival. In 1964, she recorded the landmark jazz-folk fusion of "Folk Roots, New Routes", with guitarist Davy Graham.