The guest-heavy Mike Heron's Reputation album finds the remnants of the recently collapsed ISB (even a guesting Williamson) coming up with a classic slab of country rock, featuring a song about a dead dog and moving farewell to the ISB which contains the lines:

We weren't ready for the country, me and you,
just a couple of city boys, we couldn't even sing the blues.
And we couldn't even light a fire, or find the pole star...

Features Singing the Dolphin, later covered by Manfred Mann on the execrable Roaring Silence album. For more, images especially, see Here.