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3.1 Who started Marillion and when?
The very beginning was a band called 'Electric Gipsy', started in 1979 with Mick Pointer, Doug Irvine and Andy Glass. In 1979 Steve Rothery (guitars) joined Mick Pointer (drums), Doug Irvine (bass), and local keyboardist Brian Jelliman in an instrumental band. There was also a guitar player and a keyboardist, but that didn't last more than a week. Their names are unknown. There was no singer, but in the winter of 79/80, Doug took up the vocals and they recorded their first demo which included the songs "Alice" and "Lady Fantasy". These demos, and some instrumentals can be found on the bootleg "Haunters Having Lots of Fun" (see the section on bootlegs).
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