Joy Unlimited

German Progressive Rock Band

Joy Unlimited was a progressive rock band from Germany that formed in the late 1960s. They were known for their eclectic style, which incorporated elements of jazz, rock, and classical music. The band was founded by saxophonist and flutist Hans W. Herkenne and featured a changing lineup of musicians over the years, including the notable vocalist Joy Fleming, who later pursued a successful solo career. Joy Unlimited released several albums throughout the 1970s, showcasing their versatility and musical experimentation. Their work is characterized by complex arrangements and an adventurous approach to composition and performance. While they never achieved major commercial success, they have been appreciated by connoisseurs of progressive and psychedelic rock for their innovative contributions to the genre.