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===''Wide Open'' (1/1971)===

Kahvas Jute developed a reputation for their live performances and signed with [[Festival Records]]' subsidiary label, Infinity Records.<ref name="McF"/> They issued their debut album, ''Wide Open'' in January 1971.<ref name="McF"/> It was recorded at Festival Studios in Sydney and produced by [[Pat Aulton]].<ref name="Duncan"/> By the time that the album appeared, Gaze had already returned to Tamam Shud and Kahvas Jute continued as a trio.<ref name="McF"/> In June 1971, Davidson and Wilson travelled to the United Kingdom and temporarily used Mick Smith and Scott Maxey on bass guitar. Daisley arrived in London in July 1971 but Kahvas Jute didn't reform.<ref name="McF"/><ref name="Duncan"/> Daisley remained in the UK and became a member of several bands including: [[Chicken Shack]], [[Mungo Jerry]], [[Widowmaker (U.K.British band)|Widowmaker]], [[Rainbow (English band)|Rainbow]], The Blizzard of Ozz, [[Ozzy Osbourne|The Ozzy Osbourne Band]], [[Uriah Heep (band)|Uriah Heep]] and [[Gary Moore|The Gary Moore Band]], among others.<ref name="McF"/><ref name="Duncan"/>

===Chariot (5/1974–12/1977)===