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In fact it was Maxi's admiration for the likes of Dennis Brown and John Holt that persuaded him to stick to singing while all those around him in South-East London took the fast track to a level of respect by becoming MCs. You can hear his idols' influence emerge on his glorious new lick of Brown and Holt's 1983 duet "Wildfire".
His time as a worldwide reggae/R&B crossover icon in the 90s is something he remains proud of. He proved that reggae did have a place on the modern dancefloor - and his impact spread a lot further than that. It was Maxi's uncredited voice that was sampled calling the name "Shabba" on a string of hits, and he laughs at the way it was impersonated by a frustrated DJ in Peter Kay's wickedly funny Phoenix Nights. "What can I say - I think it's great! It's a compliment that you've got through to that level!"
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