Roger Keith « Syd » BARRETT

6 January 1946 - 7 July 2006

- PINK FLOYD MEMBER -

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Marc BRICKMAN

15 June 1953

- LIGHT DESIGNER -

American producer, lighting designer and production designer. He worked with Pink Floyd when he was called at the last minute to help the band to set up the lights for 1980 « The Wall » live.

Since he worked with the New Pink Floyd and Roger Waters many times.

Robert Alan « Bob » EZRIN

25 March 1959

- RECORD PRODUCER -

Mark FISHER

20 April 1947 - 25 June 2013

- STAGE DESIGNER -

Architect, he worked on the most elaborate stage design in rock history with J.Park.

In 1976, he was commissioned to build a set of inflatable sculptures for Pink Floyd’s ‘Animals’ tour, with engineer Jonathan Park, and in 1979 they were asked to design the Pink Floyd arena show « The Wall ». 

He worked on the first Roger Waters tours in 1984 and 1987, plus « The Wall in Berlin » show.  He worked on the 1994 « The Division Bell » tour for Pink Floyd.

In 1984 Mark and Jonathan formed the Fisher Park partnership. In 1994 the Fisher Park partnership was dissolved and Mark established « The Mark Fisher Studio » which later became known as  « STUFISH Entertainment Architects ». He worked on the 2010 « The Wall » shows prior his death. 

Claudia FONTAINE

26 August 1960 – 13 March 2018 

- MUSICIAN -

Alongside Caron Wheeler and Naomi Thompson in Afrodiziak, Claudia Fontaine was one of the 1980s’ most sought-ater backing vocalists. 

She recorded with Annie Lennox, Elvis Costello, The Jam, Madness and Neneh Cherry, to name just a few, as well as singing on The Special AKA’s 1984 hit, “Free Nelson Mandela”. 

Ten years later, Fontaine joined Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell Tour.

Jill FURMANOVSKY

25 February 1942

- PHOTOGRAPHER -

Starting his career in 1972 as resident photograph for Rainbow Theater in London, she has documented the majors rock musicians as Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, Mike Oldfield, The Ramones, Bob Marley, Amy Winehouse, Eric Clapton, Blondie, The Police, The Clash, The Undertones, The Sex Pistols, The Pretenders and Oasis among others.

She was very close of Pink Floyd for whom she takes pictures during the 1974 « British Winter Tour » or recording sessions for « Wish you were here » album among others.

Ron GEESIN

5 August 1942

- MUSICIAN -

Ron originally began as member of The Original Downtown Syncopators jazzband between 1961 and 1965. The next year, he  commenced his solo career. He recorded some music for films, TV or radio show and gave some live show at the end of the sixties where he shared some bills with Pink Floyd. He releases the album "A Raise Of Eyebrows" in 1967.

After became friend with Nick and then Roger, he made with the late the soundtrack for a TV documentary "The Body".

He co-wrote Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother. 

In June 2008, Atom Heart Mother was the climax of his 2 concerts to open the Chelsea Festival at the Cadogan Hall, with David Gilmour as guest on the second night.

Robert Frederick «Bob» GELDOF

5 October 1951

- MUSICIAN -

Bob Geldof was the leader of the British-punk band The Boomtown Rats.

He was hired to the main role for « Pink Floyd The Wall ». He remained close of all members of the band.

As activist, he organized some major charity events as « Live Aid » in 1985 or « Live 8 » 20 years later.

He was the responsible of the full-reunion of Pink Floyd with Roger Waters.

David Jon GILMOUR

6 March 1946

- PINK FLOYD MEMBER -

He joined the band in 1967, shortly before the departure of Syd Barrett, and played a crucial role in their success with albums like "The Dark Side of the Moon," "Wish You Were Here," and "The Wall." Gilmour has also released several solo albums, including "David Gilmour" (1978) and "Rattle That Lock" (2015). He is renowned for his distinctive guitar style and has been involved in various charitable causes. Gilmour was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Pink Floyd in 1996

Nick GRIFFITHS

Born 1951 - 20 March 2005

- SOUND ENGINEER & PRODUCER -

Nick Griffiths became associated with the Pink Floyd when he engineered Damned’s «Music For Pleasure» produced by Nick Mason. He then went on to engineer Gilmour's first LP and Wright's Wet Dream in 1978.
Then, he become part of the team of engineers for The Wall 1978-79 sessions. He engineered Mason+Fenn's Profiles (1985) and then collaborated with Waters, co-producing and engineering his part of the soundtrack of «When The Wind Blows» (1986) and «Radio K.A.O.S». (1987). 

He work with the solo members since.

Roy HARPER

12 June 1941

- MUSICIAN -

English folk rock singer, songwriter and guitarist, Roy Harper released 32 albums. He was an influence for many contemporaries artists as Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, Pete Townshend of The Who or Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull,

He was only artist to be guested as main musician in a Pink Floyd album by taking vocals on Have A Cigar. He played live two times with the band in 1968 and 1975. 

David Gilmour played with him on record and live.

James GUTHRIE

14 November 1953

- SOUND ENGINEER & PRODUCER -

Guthrie first became involved with Pink Floyd in 1979 when he was brought in to co-produce « The Wall » sessions, for which he also shared mixing and engineering duties with producer Bob Ezrin. He subsequently mixed The Wall live performances and was the Front-Of-House mixer (1980-81) as well as recording supervisor for the live shows. 

He mixed Nick Mason's first solo album. He produced, mixed and engineered the film soundtrack for « Pink Floyd The Wall » (1982) and « The Final Cut » (1983). Guthrie also mixed Gilmour's « About Face » (1984) solo album. He supervised the digital remastering and 5.1 remix for the band's back catalogue and the Roger Waters works.

Peter JENNER

3 March 1943

- MANAGER/RECORD PRODUCER -

With his friend Andrew King, Jenner co-founded Blackhill Enterprises, in 1966.

 They produced Pink Floyd, T. Rex, Ian Dury, Roy Harper, The Clash among. others.

Blackhill were set up the first Hyde Park Free Festival in 1969.

Andrew Brooke «Andy» JACKSON

- RECORDING ENGINEER -

Jackson began to work as an engineer for Pink Floyd as assistant of James Guthrie for the recording of the performances of  «The Wall» at Earls Court. He then worked on the film soundtrack and on «The Final Cut», «A Momentary Lapse of Reason» and  «The Division Bell» among others. He has worked on all of Gilmour's recordings/multimedia projects as an engineer and/or co-producer since 1984. He was also the engineer on Roger Waters' first solo album

Michael Arnold KAMEN 

15 April 1948 - 18 November 2003

- PRODUCER/MUSICIAN -

Kamen first worked with Floyd in 1979, when he was asked to arrange orchestral scores for «The Wall» (1979) and he also produced «The final cut». He also contributed piano, orchestral arrangements, and conduction to Waters «The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking». He brought orchestral arrangements for the «About Face». He also accompanied Waters as a member of his touring band, with Eric Clapton, Andy Fairweather-Low, Tim Renwick, Mel Collins and others.

His orchestral scores were to be featured again on both Waters' Amused To Death (1992) and Pink Floyd's The Division Bell (1994). Before his untimely death, he performed with Gilmour in the latter's 2001 Meltdown concert and again in Gilmour's 2002 London and Paris concerts..

Andrew KING

3 March 1943

- PINK FLOYD PRODUCER -

Co-manager of Pink Floyd between 1966 and 1968, he formed the Backhill Enterprise

Adrian MABEN

1 January 1942

- MOVIE MAKER -

Adrian Maben filmed the band in the Arena of Pompeii in 1971 and shot some additional footage in 1973. He worked for the French TV. 

He worked with members of the band (Waters mainly) on some documentaries in the seventies.

Nicholas Berkeley « Nick » MASON

27 January 1944

- PINK FLOYD MEMBER -

Drummer of Pink Floyd, he has been the only constant member of the band since its formation. 

In 2018 Mason announced his new band, Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets. The band includes the bass player fo the later incarnation of Pink Floyd Guy Pratt. The band focus on performing tracks from Pink Floyd's embryonic years of 1967-1972.

Clive METCALFE

10 November 1944

- PINK FLOYD MEMBER -

Clive studied at Southampton Art College and Chelsea School of Art. He was a founding member of Sigma 6 along with Roger, Juliet, Nick and later Rick.

He worked as a designer and as a Build Manager. With Keith Noble, he co-writer the «A Summer Song» recorded by Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde who was a minot hit.

From 1999 to 2006, he ran the Metcalfe-Hofmann Studio Gallery in Deal, featuring Clive’s paintings and reproductions, and craftwork by leading makers.

Completed many corporate commissions, including the British Museum and Dover Harbour, and paintings used in several books

Keith NOBLE

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- PINK FLOYD MEMBER -

Keith Noble and Clive Metcalfe formed the band Sigma 6. Nick Mason and Roger Waters met Keith in 1963 at the Regent Street Polytechnic in London, and played together in Sigma 6, joined later by Richard Wright.

Keith and Clive quit the band on summer 64

In 1970, he releases an album entitled « Mr. Compromise » with Clive Metcalfe, Sheila Noble and Bob Klose (three of members of the pre-Pink Floyd incarnations). 

Alan PARSONS

 20 December 1948

- PRODUCER/MUSICIAN -

Parsons went to work as an assistant engineer at Abbey Road Studios at age of 18. He worked on « Atom Heart Mother » and became producer on « The Dark Side of the Moon », for which he received his first Grammy Award nomination. 

He worked on the « Household objects » project too.

In 1975, he declined Pink Floyd's invitation to work on the follow-up for « Dark Side … », « Wish You Were Here » (he was replaced by Brian Humphries), and instead initiated the Alan Parsons Project band with great success.

Peter Anthony WATTS

16 January 1946 - 2 August 1976

- PINK FLOYD ROADIE -

Watts was the road manager for The Pretty Things before joining Pink Floyd as their first experienced road manager. 

Alongside fellow roadie Alan Styles, he appears on the rear cover of 1969 album « Ummagumma ». On the 1973 album « The Dark Side of the Moon », he contributed the repeated laughter with his wife Patricia 'Puddie' Watts. He died by heroin overdose i

He was the father of the actress Naomi Watts