Richard Wright

[mello yello]

I am so sorry to hear the sad news this morning that Richard Wright, founding member of Pink Floyd, sadly passed away at age 65

Pink Floyd's Richard Wright dies at 65

His brilliant keyboard works will always be with us but Pink Floyd will never be the same

RIP Richard Wright

Edited September 15, 2008 by mello yello II

[mello yello]

Hauntingly beautiful forever

The Great Gig In The Sky

[50mxe20]

I knew if I looked to see if anyone had posted this that good old Mello would probably be on the job.

God that's young.

Very sad. Indeed RIP.

[The D-Train]

agreed, very sad, lets hope gilmour lives forever.

[azure1503559508]

very sad news.. I'm a big fan of floyd and Rick Wright.

As many would know, over the years, I have expressed a number of times here that Sony or EMI should reissue his first solo album.

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=1225

(the site contains the track "Holiday" from the album)

Edited September 16, 2008 by azure

[Aloysius]

Ageed - a band of great influence.

[azure1503559508]

[stahc]

never heard of him..........but it'sounds like he meant a lot to many of you

Edited September 16, 2008 by chatswood63

[(ツ)]

Yep, he did to me.

Way ahead of his time. One of Rock music's "secrets"

[Cooksta59]

I am so sorry to hear the sad news this morning that Richard Wright, founding member of Pink Floyd, sadly passed away at age 65

Pink Floyd's Richard Wright dies at 65

His brilliant keyboard works will always be with us but Pink Floyd will never be the same

RIP Richard Wright

Sad news indeed

[Guest BlackFlash]

Aye, this is indeed a sad loss and especially with him still so young. I'll give "Echoes" a spin tonight.