David Gilmour
His guitar style was one of the most distinctive in progressive rock’s classic canon, and in the half-second before a David Gilmour solo broke open was the palpable anticipation of something lucid, piercing, doomed and beautiful. Gilmour was actually the last to join Pink Floyd, leaving Unicorn to support and ultimately replace Syd Barrett. Playing a supporting role to visionary Roger Waters in the band’s classic phase, David stepped into the spotlight as guitarist/vocalist in the re-formed Floyd after Waters’ departure. He has also released several solo albums, testing the waters as it were.
| Date | ALBUMS / Singles |
|---|---|
| 1978 June | DAVID GILMOUR |
| 1978 June | There's No Way Out of Here |
| 1984 March 5 | ABOUT FACE |
| 1984 March | Blue Light |
| 1984 May | Love On The Air |
| 1984 | All Lovers Are Deranged |
| 2002 September 17 | IN CONCERT |
| 2006 March 6 | ON AN ISLAND |
| 2006 | On An Island |
| 2006 | Smile |
| 2006 December 25 | Arnold Layne |
SEE ALSO...
SYD BARRETT discography
KATE BUSH discography
ROY HARPER discography
JOHN MARTYN discography
PAUL McCARTNEY discography
PINK FLOYD discography
UNICORN web link
David Courtney's First Day
Bryan Ferry: Boys And Girls
Hawkwind: Astounding Sounds...
Mason & Fenn: Profiles
Michael Moorcock: New World's Fair
Supertramp: Brother Where You Bound
Pete Townshend: White City
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