Rick Wills of the reunited Small Faces played on David Gilmour's 1978 album, David Gilmour, then joined Foreigner later that year.

However, when this section was played live on the band's 1977 " In the Flesh " tour, the sound was filled out by both Gilmour and Snowy White, who would trade guitar solos in a duet ( or known as the battle between Gilmour's black with white pick-ups Strat and Snowy's Goldtop Gibson Les Paul ) which would extend this section upwards to between 5 and 10 minutes.

Both he and Wilson played on David Gilmour's eponymous first solo album ; Parry played on several Pink Floyd records and tours and had a career as a session musician.

These shows are of note as Roy Harper guested on " Short and Sweet " and Gilmour's Pink Floyd bandmate Nick Mason played drums on " Comfortably Numb ".

Gilmour's work continued with Cribb, a Victorian Scotland Yard detective drama based on the novels by Peter Lovesey and House of Caradus, a series set in a fine art auction house, as well as twenty-seven episodes of Crown Court, a courtroom drama in which a case is played before a jury drawn from members of the public.

In 2006 Manzanera co-produced David Gilmour's album On An Island and played in Gilmour's band for tours in Europe and North America.

Manzanera also played rhythm guitar on Gilmour's world tour to support the album in 2006 and appears in Gilmour's concert films Remember That Night and Live in Gdańsk.

The version played on Gilmour's albums first appeared on the LP " For My True Love " and was performed by mezzo-soprano Salli Terri, guitarist Laurindo Almeida and flautist Martin Ruderman.

Rick Wills and John " Willie " Wilson played on David Gilmour's debut solo album in 1978.

After this repetition comes the first of several guitar solos, played on a Fender Telecaster, as opposed to Gilmour's usual Stratocaster.

The 1992 – 93 regular season, Gilmour's first full season in Toronto, saw the diminutive superstar score a franchise-record 127 points.

In the 1993 Campbell Conference Final, Gilmour's Toronto Maple Leafs came face-to-face with Wayne Gretzky and the Los Angeles Kings.

On January 31, 2009 Gilmour's number 93 was honoured by the Toronto Maple Leafs as it was raised to rafters at the Air Canada Centre.

With the departure of team captain Doug Gilmour to the New Jersey Devils during the 1996 – 97 season, Sundin was named Gilmour's successor, becoming the sixteenth Maple Leafs captain and first European captain in team history.

Gilmour's first game with the Leafs turned out to be his last as he and the Calgary Flames Dave Lowry collided inadvertently during Gilmour's second shift, with Gilmour tearing his ACL and missing the remainder of the season.

He has also worked with director Thomas Vinterberg on the 2003 film It's All About Love and provided orchestration for David Gilmour's 2006 album On An Island.

In 1984, he toured with Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour on Gilmour's About Face tour.

According to Finkleman, the show's title was loosely based on the name of Gilmour's Albums, a popular variety show on CBC at the time Finkleman's show was conceived.

Klose appeared as a guest performer on David Gilmour's 2006 album On an Island ( credited as " Rado Klose " rather than his former professional name " Bob Klose ").

Parry appeared on Gilmour's live dates in 2001 and 2002, one performance of which was released as David Gilmour in Concert.

It includes the first ever performance of " Smile " a track which would appear almost five years later on Gilmour's third solo album-On an Island, and Gilmour even plays a few Syd Barrett compositions.

The 30 minutes of special features on the DVD include the tracks " I Put a Spell on You " ( from Later with Jools Holland from June 1992 ), " Don't " ( from a Leiber-Stoller Tribute concert from June 2001 ), and a performance of Shakespeare's ' Sonnet 18 ' ( recorded on Gilmour's houseboat The Astoria ).

Finally, there are lyrics, a home movie of the band and choir rehearsing at home, and a ' Spare Digits ' feature-a camera on Gilmour's fretboards during six guitar solos.

The Farfisa was last used on The Dark Side of the Moon, but Wright reintroduced it to his keyboard setup on David Gilmour's 2006 tour.

Waters is said to have refused Gilmour's request for more time to complete his own ( Gilmour's ) material, which effectively denied Gilmour any writing credits on The Final Cut.

Among those depicted on the sleeve are Gilmour's then-wife, Ginger.

The band comprised Gilmour himself on guitars and vocals plus the two musicians on the album ( bass player Rick Wills and drummer Willie Wilson ) plus David Gilmour's brother Mark on rhythm guitar and Ian McLagan on keyboards and performed " Mihalis ", " There's No Way Out of Here ", " So Far Away ", " No Way ", and " I Can't Breathe Anymore ".

includes " Two of a Kind ", from Barrett's John Peel radio show performance in February 1970, and, courtesy of David Gilmour's personal collection, Barrett's previously-unreleased " Bob Dylan Blues ", an original recorded a few days after " Two of a Kind ", that before this release was a very rare and sought-after song.

Gilmour's dynamic two-way play lead him to becoming one of the only players in history to lead in post-season scoring without making it to the Stanley Cup Finals ; Peter Forsberg would also achieve that feat in 1999 with the Colorado Avalanche.

Gilmour's last word, " stone ", echoes slowly for many measures, gradually becoming distorted and losing its human character, before fading out completely ( It reappears later on the album, in the instrumental section of " Sheep ").

Chicago was situated at the bottom half of the standings during Gilmour's tenure, ultimately culminating with captain Chris Chelios requesting a trade to the Detroit Red Wings, and Gilmour assuming the team captaincy.

The song was extended in arrangement to fifteen minutes as a key part of the band's live set, and is a staple of Gilmour's various solo tours.

Gilmour's pedal steel for " Great Gig " was located accordingly beside Wright's Hammond.

The song " White City Fighting ", which features David Gilmour's guitar work, tells listeners that the White City was " a black, violent place " where " battles were won, and battles were blown, at the height of the White City fighting ".

The promotion paid off as the album made a respectable showing on the Billboard album charts peaking at number 29 ( which until 2006's On an Island ) was Gilmour's highest charting solo album in the US and eventually going Gold.

David Gilmour was the guest on White's 1994 album Highway to the Sun, appearing on the track " Love, Pain and Sorrow ", with Gilmour playing his Digitech Whammy pedal-induced Fender Stratocaster, which was recorded at Gilmour's houseboat studio, The Astoria.

Gilmour's Albums was one of the longest-running radio shows on CBC Radio, and was hosted by former newspaper reporter Clyde Gilmour.

This was David Gilmour's first TV work with the band.

The family business was lumber, and Gilmour's father was a partner in Gilmour and Highson Lumber.

While the tune influenced an entire generation of guitarists, " Albatross " was a clear influence on Pink Floyd's David Gilmour's playing style, from the single-string 3-note bends, the rhythmic pulsing bass and harmony guitars, to its spacey ambience.

According to Finkleman, the shows title was loosely based on the name of Gilmour's Albums, a popular variety show on CBC at the time Finkleman's show was conceived.