Mick Pointer

Mick Pointer (born 22 July 1956), originally from Brill in Buckinghamshire England, was the original drummer and founding member of the progressive rock band, Marillion. Pointer later formed the band Arena with Clive Nolan, after a long break from the music industry.

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Steve Rothery · Mark Kelly · Pete Trewavas · Ian Mosley · Steve Hogarth Fish · Mick Pointer · Jonathan Mover · Doug Irvine · Brian Jelliman · Diz Minitt

Studio albums	Script for a Jester's Tear · Fugazi · Misplaced Childhood · Clutching at Straws · Seasons End · Holidays in Eden · Brave · Afraid of Sunlight · This Strange Engine · Radiation · Marillion.com · Anoraknophobia · Marbles · Somewhere Else · Happiness Is the Road

Compilations	B'Sides Themselves · A Singles Collection · The Best of Both Worlds

Live albums	Real to Reel · The Thieving Magpie · Made Again

Singles	"Market Square Heroes" · "He Knows You Know" · "Kayleigh" · "See It Like a Baby" · "Thank You Whoever You Are"

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