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14 July 2025

I Get Maximum Joy Out of Sharing These

 

Formed in 1979 from the ashes of another favorite of mine, Glaxo Babies by Tony Wrafter (saxophonist / trumpeter), Charlie Llewellin (drums), & Dan Catsis (bass). Catsis had been in The Pop Group as well as Glaxo Babies & brought along fellow Pop Group alum John Waddington (guitar). With Janine Rainforth at the helm as vocalist & co-founder along with Wrafter, Maximum Joy released a number of cult groove classic singles.

Maximum Joy - I Can't Stand it Here on Quiet Nights: Singles 1981-82 2x12",
Silent Street SSR001, 2017.
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Side A -
Silent Street / Silent Dub    

Side B -
White & Green Place (Extraterrestrial mix)    
In the Air (12“ mix)

Side C -
Building Bridges / Building Dub    
Simmer ‘til Done    

Side D -
Stretch (7" mix)    
Do it Today
 
 
 

The band toured extensively. In 1982 they released Station MXJY, an album produced by Adrian Sherwood. 
Maximum Joy - Station MXJY, Y Records Y28, 1982;

Catch 1 -    
Dancing on My Boomerang
Do it Today
Let it Take You There
Searching for a Feeling

Throw 2 -    
Where's Deke?
Temple Bomb Twist
Mouse an' Me
All Wrapped Up!
 
 


Look what the spice dragged in,
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