Dick Parry, Saxophonist on Pink Floyd Classics, Dead at 83
Dick Parry, the renowned saxophonist known for his work with Pink Floyd, has passed away at the age of 83. His contributions to iconic tracks such as 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' and 'Money' have left a lasting impact on music. David Gilmour, a longtime friend and collaborator, announced Parry's death on social media, highlighting his unique saxophone style.
- ▪Dick Parry was a saxophonist who played on several Pink Floyd classics.
- ▪He was a key performer during the band's concerts in the mid-Seventies and later reunited with them for the 1994 album 'The Division Bell'.
- ▪David Gilmour announced Parry's death on social media, praising his unmistakable saxophone playing.
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