Original Pink Floyd (Mk I) line up Syd Barrett guitar/vocals, Rick Wright keyboards/vocals, Roger Waters Bass/Vocals Nick Mason Drums. Due to Syd developing mental health issues David Gilmour was brought in to help out on guitar/vocalszperiodz Eventually Syd was dropped from the line up and became a solo artist. The band Pink Floyd (Mk II) carried on using session musicians in the studio and on live tours for extra instruments mainly Saxophone, and backing vocalists. The band developed internal conflicts during the recording of "The Wall" then on the last Album from that line up Rick Wright was replaced by Andy Bown (of Status Quo). The band broke up after the album and Roger Waters developed his solo work. Dave Gilmore and Nick Mason reformed the band Rick Wright agreed to play on the albums and tours but as a session musician. Pink Floyd (MkIII) for albums and tours was Gilmour/Mason with session musicians inc Rick Wright. Eventually Waters rejoined the band for the Live8 shows.
no. all the members of pink Floyd were born in England
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Currently no. There are only two dead members of Pink Floyd. Syd Barret, who died in 2006. And Richard Wright who died in 2008.
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Which one's Pink? ;-) But seriously, if any of the band members met either one of the jazz legends that made up their namesake, they did not say so in any official capacity.
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The musical by Pink Floyd was titled The Wall
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Other than starring in the movie 'Pink Floyd The Wall', no. He did however play a crucial role in encouraging the members to reunite at Live 8 London in 2005.