When the Glaxo Babies split in 1979, saxophonist/trumpeter Tony Wrafter formed Maximum Joy with vocalist/clarinetist Janine Rainforth and two other former Glaxo Babies members, bassist Dan Catsis and drummer Charlie Llewellin, as well as ex-Pop Group guitarist John Waddington.
They were later joined by two other former Glaxo Babies members, bassist Dan Catsis and drummer Charlie Llewellin, as well as ex-Pop Group guitarist John Waddington. When the Glaxo Babies split in 1979, saxophonist/trumpeter Tony Wrafter formed Maximum Joy with vocalist/clarinetist Janine Rainforth.
When the Glaxo Babies split in 1979, saxophonist/trumpeter Tony Wrafter formed Maximum Joy with vocalist/clarinetist Janine Rainforth. They were later joined by two other former Glaxo Babies members, bassist Dan Catsis and drummer Charlie Llewellin, as well as ex-Pop Group guitarist John Waddington.
When the Glaxo Babies split in 1979, saxophonist/trumpeter Tony Wrafter formed Maximum Joy with vocalist/clarinetist Janine Rainforth. They were later joined by two other former Glaxo Babies members, bassist Dan Catsis and drummer Charlie Llewellin, as well as ex-Pop Group guitarist John Waddington.