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    Mick Pointer

    May 08, 2020 2 minutes
    As told to Grant Moon

    Where’s home?

    I’m in east Devon.

    Earliest prog memory?

    My brother bringing home Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967, when I was 11. Listening to it while poring over the cover, it felt like a new world.

    First prog album you bought?

    I bought Deep Purple’s with my first wage packet in 1972, and that really changed my life. It was closely followed by Yes’ .

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