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    Posted: July 26 2004 at 18:12

Can you name the prominent musician who spent almost 3 months as drummer for MARILLION to leave the band later on to become one of the most renamed musicians under the name of another English band?

And what the hell... what year was that ?

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P.S. Guess Lucas will be the first to come up with an answer for this one...



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All I can think of would be Andy Ward.. who also use to be in Camel.
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Mick Pointer was kicked out of Marillion in 1983 and started Arena with Clive Nolan in 1994.
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Points: 1492 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 26 2004 at 18:54

Originally posted by threefates threefates wrote:

All I can think of would be Andy Ward.. who also use to be in Camel.

Damn you're good three!  (took me more to upload this thread than the time it took you to come up with an answer )

Yes, Andy Ward it is... he shared some good MARILLION times from 12 May 1983 to 8 August 1983

 

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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

Mick Pointer was kicked out of Marillion in 1983 and started Arena with Clive Nolan in 1994.

And you're good with facts dan! Yes, Mick was kicked out that same year...

as a matter of fact, Pointer was replaced by Andy in the first place. Later on, the former Camel drummer will be replaced by ex- SOS member John Martyr on drums (who only lasted one month, August 1983 to be more precise) and by Johnatan Mover who lasted from 25 Sept to 12 Oct 1983. Ian Mosley would join the band 1st Jan 1984, after being part of the Steve Hackett Band experience (where he played drums on "Highly Strung").  

 

 



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I thought Jonathan Mover, who then moved into GTR, then bcame (as he is so far) a very much i ndemand session drummer in the East Coast rock and modern blues circles.
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Originally posted by Cesar Inca Cesar Inca wrote:

I thought Jonathan Mover, who then moved into GTR, then bcame (as he is so far) a very much i ndemand session drummer in the East Coast rock and modern blues circles.

That I didn't know...

 

 
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Originally posted by landberkdoten landberkdoten wrote:

P.S. Guess Lucas will be the first to come up with an answer for this one...

Not this time. About Jonathan Mover, he contributed to the writing of "Punch & Judy's" music.
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Well I got lucky on that one.. Andy Ward was a friend of mine for awhile..
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Points: 1492 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 27 2004 at 18:35
Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

Originally posted by landberkdoten landberkdoten wrote:

P.S. Guess Lucas will be the first to come up with an answer for this one...

Not this time. About Jonathan Mover, he contributed to the writing of "Punch & Judy's" music.

Think both Mover and Martyr contributed in the realization of "Fugazi"... Pendragon did their part as well...

 
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Originally posted by threefates threefates wrote:

Well I got lucky on that one.. Andy Ward was a friend of mine for awhile..

Wow! Lucky you... the closer I've been to a prog rocker was during "La Carrera Panamericana" in Oct. 1991 when I shook hands with Dave Gilmour and Nick Mason and someone took our picture; and to Fish, when he performed before a little group of people at this cozy bar in the heart of Mexico City.  And I met Mariela González of Nexus at this prog-restaurant here in Mexico City as well, but she ain't no progger, she's an angel... so that's for my enjoyment only

 



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Andy Ward got a serious hand injury in the early 80's

 

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Andy Ward's serious hand injury was actually a wrist cut - he thought he couldn't handle his own alcoholism and manic depression, so he tried to end it all at once.

Nowadays he's a session drummer, taking it easy, and of course, taking his medication. He's also got a web page.
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