Rick Wright, who of course everyone will recognise as being one of the founder members of Pink Floyd, died yesterday at the age of 65.
I'll leave it to the BBC to provide an obituary, saying as how it's rather well written.
Sad news indeed.
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1 comment:
I agree, very sad. On Meddle and dark side of the moon, his harmonies with dave gilmour are the quintessential floyd sound. And theres that great line in Breathe - hanging on in quiet dsperation is the english way.Sad, but he was in pink floyd for almost 50 years, which is more than I was. So I think he had a worthwhile life.
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