Graham then formed Iron Prophet comprising ex Rabble / Trak / Child Rick Sharpe and ex Skull bassist Clive Sheperd & Dick Hawks that evolved into Five Day Rain. The recordings included guitarist John Holbrook, drummer Kim Hayworth and the harmonies of America ("Horse With No Name"). In addition to feature on the album was musicians Brian Carroll and Demon Lyon Shaw from the group Factory who had previously challenged the charts with "Try A Little Sunshine", Fairport's "Mr Lacey" and Family's "Second Generation Woman". The Five Day Rain project was a superb slab of Prog way past any Vinegar Joe / Dada fusion, hitting dead center straight from the opening "Marie's A Woman" with Sharon's crystal vox permeating the searing lead guitar and surging Hammond. Graham would also wade through a soulful version of Dylan's "Too Much of Nothing", not included on the album. Tender harmonies sweep through the dramatic "Leave It at That" until the seasons break through on the dimensional piano centered "Don't Be Misled".

Holebrooke attacks splendidly on "Rough Cut Marmalade", a master battle between Hammond and guitar, plus ravishing breaks on "Sea Song" and "Fallout". Five Day Rain were truly beautiful people stamped emphatically on Sharon's awesome "Goodyear", the vox phased "Reason Why"and dynamic "Fall Out". Sharpe, Shepherd & Maitland then formed the short-lived Studd Pump which disintegrated leaving Sharpe to join Streak. Graham joined Glencoe alongside ex Living Daylights Stewart Francis, ex Forever More Mick Travis and Greatest Show / Fuzzy Duck veteran Norman Watt Roy.