Bivens' influence was apparent too in recordings by some male bands: for example, the Turtles' single "Happy Together" and the Cowsills' "The Rain, the Park and Other Things" (both major hits in 1967), as well as "I Will Have You" (1966) by the seemingly imitative British band, Just Five. In 2002, the British newspaper "The Independent" described We Five as having "bridged the gap" between Peter, Paul and Mary and the Mamas and Papas; indeed, Bivens' voice and that of Mary Travers had a similar atmospheric quality, although Bivens' was the more commanding. In the latter respect, there was a similarity with both Judith Durham of the Australian group the Seekers and Dusty Springfield, initially of the Springfields, who made their names in England in the early to mid-1960s as the lead singers of folk-oriented groups. Others whose vocal delivery has borne comparison have included, in the 1960s, Judy Dyble (the original lead singer of England's premier folk-rock band, Fairport Convention), Kerrilee Male and Dorris Henderson (successive lead singers of Eclection), and, more recently, Lavinia Blackwall of Trembling Bells and Zooey Deschanel in her recordings with M. Ward as She & Him. Jerry Burgan has cited Stevie Nicks of the British band Fleetwood Mac.