When a music giant like David Gilmour talks, especially on a late night show, you look, listen, learn and even feel. Bless him, one and all! (Edit: Fallon has interviewed Roger and David, and now he just needs to interview Nick Mason!)
@@batekrown There is no proof, of course. There's no proof it doesn't exist either. So, you do you. You're better off. There will come a time you'll know. We do find out, you see.
@@ImaDogTrainer I have no interest in shredders whatsoever. Players like Gilmour and Page play with soul, which is far more important to me than technical ability.
I actually met him in downtown Chicago April 2016 said hi and shook his hand unbelievable! I could not think straight for hours my two sons were with me, which made the entire moment very special. Saw him that night was incredible. Saw him last week in Hollywood as well. Such a special kind one in a kabillion! Thank you David for all the fantastic years of beautiful music!
They say if you kiss the Blarneystone in Ireland, you’ll be gifted with eloquence; I sometimes wonder as a result if you were lucky enough to shake Gilmour’s hand would you acquire god-like guitar skills? So… can you play now?!?!?!
Amen. I would have paid $500 just to be in the audience. At 52, my bedroom still has all the Pink Floyd posters I had when I was a young college student….. found them in an old box about 4 years ago.
Mr Fallon, please. You are overflowing with energy and excitement, I get it. But when you ask a guest a question, can you please wait until they've finished speaking before you start talking again? And perhaps listen to what they've said, and maybe follow up on it, instead of moving on to the next question like they've never spoken?
I've followed this man going on 50 years and this is the most I've heard him speak in one sitting for anyone. The world needs to invite this man on more late night shows to share his insight on things. A true legend in the music world.
What's amazing in the almost 50 years I've listened to Dave sing this is the most I've ever heard him talk in length to anyone or any national audience. Man basically keeps to himself which is respectfully fine.
Wow, Gilmour seems so relaxed and funny, never seen him speak so lightly about his work and music. He's truly comfortable with the moment and family together.
This is why i think Jimmy Fallon is one of the great entertainers of these day: his light approach to the things he’s going to say makes you feel really relaxed! And that was happened with actors, musicians, people from entartainement industry and many more. Is the way you pose your questions that makes the guests feel as ease…a fantastic David Gilmour and an equally fantastic Jimmy Fallon!
I saw him at intuit dome and, my boy, it was a religious experience; now I've seen Gilmour and Waters and they are superb musicians. Wish I was born years ago to be able to see the band together live. I can only imagine. ❤
Love you Mr. Gilmour. Your music has been part of my life for decades and has had such different meanings for me during different times of my life. Most recently, it's helped me through the passing of my mom. If you ever see this, thank you. 💜
There are two names that can be mentioned alongside David as the best of all time. Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimmy Page. You can pick one, but music doesn't require us to pick. It only wants us to enjoy.
@@jamessweet5341 When will people get off this "best of all time" nonsense. Just enjoy all the different styles of guitar by all the great guitarists out there.
I haven't seen David Gilmour interviewed very many times, but of the ones I have seen, this is the most upbeat and enthusiastic I've seen him to sit in the interviewee's chair by far. Beautiful to see him so much enjoying this current album and tour and even the promotion - a rebirth of his career and a monster refresh for the legacy of Pink Floyd. I'm not too much younger than David and have been a great fan and terrible player of rock music since that Sunday night 60 years ago when The Beatles made their 1st appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show and changed everything. With all my own longevity, no musician has pulled as many tears and deep appreciation out of me as Mr. Gilmour has. I'm so thrilled that he is enjoying this magnificent rejuvenation and that he can see and appreciate how much he has meant to so many generations.
I agree. And he is a real class act all the way, and always has been, even when he was young. Actually Pink Floyd as a whole was a true class act, nothing like all the other "rock" groups out there, not even close. No stupid antics or weird outfits and hair, just four very respectable English guys writing, composing and performing the greatest music of modern times.
He has a certain English "reserve" that sometimes makes him seem dower but I think he's very perceptive and humorous behind that exterior - and quite self-effacing and humble - which is partly why his persona resonates with a lot of people IMO (besides the fact that he was part of the unparalleled musical phenomenon that was Pink Floyd...:)) Great to see him still healthy and productive 🙏
Not a Jimmy Fallon or R. Waters fan... but Sir David Gilmour O.B.E. is a true gentleman at its finest. A great role model for every man. Sure he's had his ups and downs over the years... But he put on his big boy britches.. realized and took care of his problems and came out clean on the other side... And kept on going.. and hasn't stopped since. The man is a saint to the eyes and ears of millions. It's amazing how many stories I've read of miracles and healing his music has performed in the past 60+ years .. I have every Pink Floyd album and every solo album of his... And every concert DVD..I can honestly say I owe my life to his music. Some years ago I read that he quit cocaine and drinking 30+ years ..and that was my motivation to quit drinking as well and it saved my life. I will forever be deeply indebted to him. When Pink Floyd released the Dark Side of the Moon in 1973 it turned the modern music industry upside down... And nothing ever since in the past 50 years can still compete with today's modern junk radio music.. which I refuse to listen to.... As most modern music is just remakes...or written by other people for that whoever artist... David Gilmour if you are reading this.. and I know you read some reviews occasionally.. just know how much we love you and thank you. I've been introducing Pink Floyd music and his solo music to my younger friends and family members. My nephew who is 15 was absolutely blown away... He was like ""this is not music this is a road trip experience of the mind"" especially after watching Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert... He used to listen to rap ..but no more. It's amazing how many young people are converting their music choices after listening to Pink Floyd. God bless you David Gilmour.🎉 🥰. I simply cannot imagine a world without Pink Floyd and David Gilmour. PF4EVERDG ✌️ Some of you here I understand don't even know who David Gilmour or Pink Floyd is or very little of them....or that your negative comments are based on the one song he played here... I would advise that you listen to the #1 selling album of all time Dark Side Of The Moon in its entirety ...or Comfortably Numb from the Pulse Concert... I will put the Links at the bottom... Then you'll know why Pink Floyd has been Billboard chart busting for years..... th-cam.com/video/k9ynZnEBtvw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=AnssrpbI3BFMiXU2 th-cam.com/video/7kWl-ZGMwkQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=beRN_1L2rI75GkLE ...No haters please... Keep your words short simple and sweet because one day you may have to eat them. .... If not, You know what to do ...and you know where you can go🤔 I believe that Jimmy Fallon truly is not a big fan as he says because of certain comments he said and how he said them ..... If he was a true fan he would not have said that he ""Heard"" that he was a musician for over 60+years. Every true or even casual Pink Floyd fans knows they go back to the 1960s = over 60 years ago.. That's basic elementary grade school math people. 🤔 Sounds like the writers were ""helping"" him out on a lot on this interview with ""help"" from Wikipedia on virtually everything that was said . I'm surprised that Jimmy Fallon didn't bow down to him..or ask him to autograph his album on camera...or ask to take a selfie like he does with other people... Those are the people that Jimmy Fallon ""truly"" is a fan of 🤔 ... Actions speak louder than words.
I think I've finally found another David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) fan who shares my passion for his music. Believe me when I say this: for 12 years, I didn’t play a single song by any other artist-not even once. It was always, and I mean always, Pink Floyd. My obsession was so obvious that everyone around me, from my closest friends to the security guard in my building, knew I was a die-hard Floyd fan. Then, on November 4th, I had the privilege of attending his concert in New York. It was pure euphoria, an experience unmatched-even more thrilling than when I climbed Mount Everest or when I shared my first kiss. I do not even remember how many times I cried or how many times I laughed. My bucket list feels so light after that night.
I don't watch the late show at all... But I could not resist hearing the legend speak... This mans music touched my soul when I was younger, all the way to present day... I imagine when my life is at an end his music will still be bring me comfort at the end.
Ur a wise person if u don't watch these shitty manipulative late night shows who thinks they can tell people who they need to vote😅 Trump though gave them a good meltdown moment
David Gilmour really is the true meaning of the word 'Legend' He looked so proud when talking about his kids playing along with him, who can blame him. He has achieved so so many great things in life but I guarantee, nothing will match the achievement of your kids following in your footsteps, especially when its someone as great as David Gilmour.
Go see him in New York this weekend you won’t regret it. Went to his show Monday and some kid in front of me flew in from the Philippines for the show and went home the next day…love it
I was at the show in Royal Albert, I flew in from Holland, but the dude next to me flew in all the way from Argentina. He said he just HAD to witness Gilmour one last time, and I couldn't agree more.
Last year I recorded at Abbey Road. We played Great Gig in there and it was very emotional feeling that history. Can’t believe it’s been fifty years - and Gilmour is still going. Good on him.
David Gilmour's playing blows my mind, every time. Even as a little kid in the 70's. His even steady voice is always refreshing to me. I am a long time fan. Likely shaped my views of things. That's the power of music in the hands of a Master.
Just saw David in Los Angeles last week. Doesn’t matter how old he is , that guitar TALKS…. I had chills in the encore when he ripped into the comfortably numb guitar solo. Every note , every second , you could feel the soul and beauty and creativeness of his playing. Absolute legend.
That is what it’s ALL ABOUT !! Almost a lost art. But a few of us are still out here. Still trying to teach a new generation how to be in “The Flow State “. Not always perfect notes , but ALWAYS 100% soul …. 100% feel ….. 100% heart ….. we won’t let it die. ✌️
He's just class. The room is full of his calming charm and everybody's listening. Same when he plays the most amazing tones on stage. Not only he's a fantastic musician, but also a proud family man, peacefully enjoying himself. 😊
When four of the original band members, Gilmour, Waters, Wright and Mason got together on Live 8 stage to play 4-songs, trust me, I cried a bit. This is a band, I owe my music to. My go to music in last 30+ years. Musical trends come and go. One thing that's constant is Pink Floyd Music. And this man is God of guitar. Comfortably Numb, arguably the best guitar solo ever written, I picked up when I was a teen in early 90s and today, kids in 2024, are still doing the same and posting on Instagram. That makes me so frikkin proud.
Just saw him on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. His bass player came out before the show and he said it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment that would never happen again. I'll always remember that.
It's awesome that he's still touring I saw him a few years ago at radio city music hall figuring it was probably one of my last chances to see him. I figured once he sold his black strat or he was done touring
What a wonderful human being David Gilmour has been. I've listened to his voice and amazing guitar playing for 50 years. His music has been a foundation of my musical life. What a beautiful, haunting magnificent voice Romany has, she will be an outstanding future to the Gilmour Legacy.
Great musician. David is one of those guitarists that can make you literally cry tears when he plays. I had the pleasure of seeing the Floyd in London many years ago. The lightshow was amazing, and 'Loud'...that doesn't begin to describe it!
Having been to 100+ concerts in my life by far the most incredible concert happened Saturday April 22, 1994 at the Oakland Coliseum Pink Floyd show. The show was amazing they turned the venue into a giant speaker bass speakers on the grass treble speakers in the seats and tweeters in the top tier there were so many speakers they displaced 500 seats. It was my 'Woodstock' moment and for that i thank you Mr. Gilmour. 🎉
@@Spaghetti_policy I found the actual concert filmed from the exact spot where I was standing to the left of front stage here on YT it was surreal lol I began looking for myself in the crowd scenes.
The greatest ever!! Had the pleasure of flying over from the UK to the Hollywood Bowl back in 2016 to see him and the show was absolutely amazing unbelievable.
Thank you Jimmy for bringing him to the show...honestly between all the "popular" stuff that goes on nowadays on TV, these are the artists and personalities that make me come back to TV and believe it's still worth it.
I traveled the whole way to NYC to see you for the first time Mr Gilmour, THANK YOU! I never thought this young man would have the opportunity to finally see you live!
This gentleman is the reason I started playing guitar back in 1991. I saw Floyd in 1994 in Madison Wi. Jimmy you are only lucky guy to be able to sit there and chat with David.
David said that “Luck and Strange” is his best album since Dark Side and it’s true. Luck and Strange asks *such* deep questions and gives such stirring replies without really answering those deep questions. You must listen to “Scattered.” It’s the best song by any member of Pink Floyd or by Pink Floyd since Comfortably Numb.
@@JackRice007 “Let’s hope it’s not just luck and strange” is such a haunting warning to humanity that we shouldn’t take how good we’ve got it for granted. 🙌🙌
Didn't think David would come on a late night talkshow. Awesome to see him so relaxed. I saw him 5 times on this tour (Rome, LA (3x) and NY). Seeing it might be the last tour (hope not), I went all out and it was worth it.
Yeah, i always had a feeling that he never went public, or very rarely. Maybe he does more often in the UK, but just look at his current tour.....4 cities, a handful of shows, and that's it. So glad he did this interview. And so glad i saw him play the night before at MSG.
@@Uninfluenceable I'll try to keep this short. In High School listening to the Wall - the whole album - it was just crazy great. I vividly remember telling a friend of mine how great the album was and that one song that stood out (especially the lead solo at the end) is called Comfortably Numb. I said the guitar feels like it cries out in pain, anger, sadness - as if it's singing a full song telling a full story by itself. Fast forward - I go to college, play football, met a woman, got married, had kids, I blink and i'm 50 years old. Never been on Social Media - and I hear about the app calked Vine. I play the guitar. I get on the app - meet other musicians and one day there is a Vine that says leave a comment on your favorite guitar solo of all time. Immediately I go to type: Comfortably Numb -by Pink Floyd - Then it occurs to me that the people on this app are 30 years younger than me. Nobody is going to know what I'm referring to - a song from the late 70's buried in a long concept album...I'll probably get laughed at with a lot of references to Grandpa!" - then I thought - I don't care - they asked for a favorite - so I posted it. The next day I get on and I'm going through the comments and there are a ton of them and to my shock - well over half of them are: Comfortably Numb. I couldn't believe it. I'm still in awe of that moment - even later on a youtube Channel by a guy named Rick Beato - he posted his top 20 lead solos of all time - his number one: Comfortably Numb. All that to say that it fed my soul a little encouragement - as I've grown older, it's become obvious that society pulls away from the old people as a whole with only very few exceptions. We become less relevant and it's just the way it has to be I guess. I don't know - but seeing how people were embracing a lead solo that was my favorite - from back in my time....made me feel....less forgotten. Ok. enough of an old guy rambling. If you say it rivals comfortably numb, I'm all in and I sincerely thank you for letting me know about it. I'll buy the album and listen to it many times over this weekend. Take care -
Could only sit through Fallon’s show for David Gilmour. I have few heroes on this Earth. He is one of them. A lifelong fan and I take every opportunity to listen to him.
Had the privilege of going to his show twice when he was in Los Angeles. What a performance, the genuine joy and affection of Dave sharing the stage with his daughter and the band was a tremendously special experience. Something about Dave’s music is how the songs take on a life on their own when played on the stage. It was a metaphysical experience.
It's called the "Dark side of the Rainbow" and there is definitely correlation from the song to the movie especially at the "witch is witch" under the house and "which is which" in the song.
an Absolute Class Act in every sense of the word ....and still humble ..this man has recorded some of the most inventive and timeless music of the last century ..yet he is still polite, humble and zero ego ..(watch and learn so called celebs/artists of today) ..the fact he says 'boring' towards the end of the interview when explaining about his recording /lyric / music writing process ...as if he assumed folks aren't interested in the details .and almost apologizes for it..,sums up exactly why he is such an incredible artist of integrity and kindness ....YES David ..it is these details we absolutely DO want to hear about ...🙂 I had the absolute pleasure of seeing him and his band play at the Royal Albert Hall in London last month ...felt so blessed...(first time seeing him since Floyd on Momentary lapse tour in the late 80s) this mans musical prowess is still outstanding and his playing has not diminished at all ..and his Daughter Romany has an incredible voice .....if you get a chance to still see him on this tour ..don't doubt it ..its something very very special indeed 🙂
David has always been such a gentleman, and always answers the same questions from the media with patience. Also one of those rare great players who also sings fantastically, like Clapton. There haven't been many who can do both so well.
Not enough is said about David Gilmour's amazing vocals. As a guitar god, his vocals are rarely mentioned. Romany is clearly a gifted songbird like her father. As well, her musicianship and talent I believe, have kept her father more motivated and we are the benefactors! PS Of course he was a model!
@@CLos93. That's good to hear. When he and Richard Wright sang together, it was magic. Any performer he sang with, made the song better. The very best version of, 'Running up that hill, is the live version he accompanies Kate Bush (who he discovered).
My favorite musician, from my favorite band, what a treat! 🥰 Thank you Mr. Gilmour, for everything you've accomplished, all the hours spent creating, rehearsing, collaborating. You, and your bandmates, gave me (and many millions of other people) so much joy. I cannot express how happy I am to be living in the same timeline that saw the birth and glorious ascension of Pink Floyd. I've been a fan for 40+ years, and my opinion has never changed. Pink Floyd is the greatest rock band on this planet, and you Sir, the greatest rock & blues guitarist. And not only are you a great musician, but you're a great role model as well. A mensch!
It was wonderful to see the one and only David Gilmour! Just two days before this interview, I attended a concert by Paul McCartney in San Jose, Costa Rica. It's funny how the world works and how everything is interconnected! In the interview, Gilmour even mentioned McCartney again, which was a surprise. I have tremendous respect for this amazing musician and his incredible stories. Thank you David!
Damnit I really wanted him to elaborate more on wizard of oz. It is an incredible coincidence that I’ve been obsessed with for 2 decades. I wanna hear more of David’s experience watching it
Would love to converse with David. And hear all his stories of his career. Keep the candle burning David! It's always a great journey I take, when listening to your career melodies in their own entities! Have fun on your tour!
What an incredible talent David Gilmour is and still producing great records. I have been into Floyd since Meddle came out and bought Dark Side the day it came out. I htink most that heard Dark Side for the first time thought it would be a classic decades on. I like how Jimmy made a reference to Syd Barrett since David produced a few of Syd's solo records and helped him along following his departure from the band. David is so lucky to produce his new music with his family.
David Gilmour, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Mark Knopfler....those were the pioneers of Rock music. Legends 🙌 i just wish the younger generation will fall in love with rock music again. It's a shame real instruments are so rare these days in songs. Everything is autotuned to death.
My favorite guitarist, so glad to see him being a happy old family man. I love that he has hundreds of voice memos on his phone of musical ideas that come to him, because I do the same exact thing! How cool!
This video could be 700 hours long and I would be here watching with a big smile. Much love, David Gilmour.
Totally agree!
Hyperbolic
If it were that long I'd still watch it twice
@@nelsonclub7722 I'm with you. Popcorn and soda?
I disagree, fallon makes these interviews unbearable 😂 just watch the one he did with Rick Beato
When a music giant like David Gilmour talks, especially on a late night show, you look, listen, learn and even feel.
Bless him, one and all!
(Edit: Fallon has interviewed Roger and David, and now he just needs to interview Nick Mason!)
There is no god, but besides that, you are right.
Thanks TH-cam
@@rast Why bother saying that? You don't know.
@@batekrown There is no proof, of course. There's no proof it doesn't exist either. So, you do you. You're better off. There will come a time you'll know. We do find out, you see.
@@batekrown Well, thank you, but I'm still very curious. Leave here with as much love shared as possible, hurt no one's soul. You'll be fine.
David is one of the few guitar players that can make me weep with his playing. Truly magical.
I've seen shredders from Malsteen to Santriani, but seeing DG play with emotion beats them all. Sometimes it's not what you play, it's what you don't.
@@ImaDogTrainer I have no interest in shredders whatsoever. Players like Gilmour and Page play with soul, which is far more important to me than technical ability.
@@propjoe1060 after a while, shredder solos all sound the same
weep? You sound fruity
@@r3tr0actiongamer24 and that makes you sound judgmental. You've never been moved by music? That's too bad
Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day 😊
Fritter and waste the hours in an offhand waaaaay
I saw want u did there! 😂
@@andreasarmiento1999i mean its pretty obvious
My favorite line of all time, “the sun is the same in a relative way but you’re older”.
These are Waters lyrics tho
I immediately heard this flawlessly in my head
I actually met him in downtown Chicago April 2016 said hi and shook his hand unbelievable! I could not think straight for hours my two sons were with me, which made the entire moment very special. Saw him that night was incredible. Saw him last week in Hollywood as well. Such a special kind one in a kabillion! Thank you David for all the fantastic years of beautiful music!
They say if you kiss the Blarneystone in Ireland, you’ll be gifted with eloquence; I sometimes wonder as a result if you were lucky enough to shake Gilmour’s hand would you acquire god-like guitar skills?
So… can you play now?!?!?!
I have kissed the balarney stone! But I play drums @@DemonNeil
@jamesmoody733 😡 just kidding lucky you!!
Glad to say I saw him perform once at Madison Square Garden. What a special thing
Cool.
only watched this show because of Gilmour, hes the GOAT
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❤love you and your amazing music ❤❤❤❤😊😊
Amen. I would have paid $500 just to be in the audience. At 52, my bedroom still has all the Pink Floyd posters I had when I was a young college student….. found them in an old box about 4 years ago.
Is this the best it's the guitarist 🎸 of all time
And I am a goat
Gilmour is a genius. This is like DaVinci being interviewed by Ronald McDonald.
You put this image in my mind 😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂
lololol good one 😂
True! 😂😂😂
@@barrywentworth4472 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mr Fallon, please. You are overflowing with energy and excitement, I get it. But when you ask a guest a question, can you please wait until they've finished speaking before you start talking again? And perhaps listen to what they've said, and maybe follow up on it, instead of moving on to the next question like they've never spoken?
I was irritated by this, also - how unprofessional and rude. For as long as Fallon's been doing this, you'd think he would know better.
Yes, I've never seen any shows of this guy before and I won't see one again. Very bad interviewer.
He must be a Howard stern fan. He's the worst when it comes to cutting of an answer to ask another question.
He also finishes all the others sentences. Horrifying
He wasn't very professional. Sounded a little false, but hey, I was only watching because Mr Gilmour was on....
“Fearless” by Pink Floyd from 1971’s Meddle is one of Gilmours best songs written imo.
My fav too
Meddle is my fave pre DSOTM Floyd album 💿
Very much agree
Agree!
Wot’s… Uh the Deal
I've followed this man going on 50 years and this is the most I've heard him speak in one sitting for anyone. The world needs to invite this man on more late night shows to share his insight on things. A true legend in the music world.
Listen to the Rick Beato interview.
When David Gilmour speaks it is like a spiritual moment, hope and pray we all have many more years with him 🙏
What's amazing in the almost 50 years I've listened to Dave sing this is the most I've ever heard him talk in length to anyone or any national audience. Man basically keeps to himself which is respectfully fine.
praying wont do much, just relax and enjoy
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Wow, Gilmour seems so relaxed and funny, never seen him speak so lightly about his work and music. He's truly comfortable with the moment and family together.
He's probably feeling relieved after the Pink Floyd sale and not having to put up with Roger anymore.
This is why i think Jimmy Fallon is one of the great entertainers of these day: his light approach to the things he’s going to say makes you feel really relaxed! And that was happened with actors, musicians, people from entartainement industry and many more. Is the way you pose your questions that makes the guests feel as ease…a fantastic David Gilmour and an equally fantastic Jimmy Fallon!
@@one_with_kevrything9825 this makes total sense
@@one_with_kevrything9825 too true 😆
i guess you could say hes comfortably numb
I saw him live at the hollywood bowl last week! A dream come true!
I saw him at intuit dome and, my boy, it was a religious experience; now I've seen Gilmour and Waters and they are superb musicians. Wish I was born years ago to be able to see the band together live. I can only imagine. ❤
100% agree. Saw him in Rome. Incredible unbelievable experience.
@@rojorohr4723 Yes I saw waters too and I agree, I can only imagine how amazing PF was in their heyday!
@@bohn90 Yes, I can die now hehe
Me too! Which night? I was there Wednesday. We could hear the show from the night before from our AirBnB balcony. What a memory!
We love you David. Thank you for still touring and creating music.
Love you Mr. Gilmour. Your music has been part of my life for decades and has had such different meanings for me during different times of my life. Most recently, it's helped me through the passing of my mom. If you ever see this, thank you. 💜
Sorry for your loss. Positive vibes from me to you.
So cool to see him do an interview like this.
It's promotion
@@richbailey8174 need a hug?
Jimmy was having a laugh attack but he kept it inside
Agree
🤟🏻-I agree!!!🤘🏻
I could listen to David tell stories forever...thank you David. For everything!
This man is beyond talented!! One of my favorite guitarist of all time!! ❤❤❤
There are two names that can be mentioned alongside David as the best of all time. Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimmy Page. You can pick one, but music doesn't require us to pick. It only wants us to enjoy.
@@jamessweet5341 When will people get off this "best of all time" nonsense. Just enjoy all the different styles of guitar by all the great guitarists out there.
@@57briben Enjoy as you will. Beauty is decided by the beholder.
@8:14 why the hell would you cut David gilmour off explaining the Paul McCartney joint meme!!!?!?!
I can't stand this Fallon. This is why.
Exactly
He's crazy for doing that
the interview is mostly scripted probably ..gotta keep it moving along ~
These wanna be late night USA guys are all same😂they were supporting Joe Biden can u just imagine how much money they get to sell their own souls
I haven't seen David Gilmour interviewed very many times, but of the ones I have seen, this is the most upbeat and enthusiastic I've seen him to sit in the interviewee's chair by far. Beautiful to see him so much enjoying this current album and tour and even the promotion - a rebirth of his career and a monster refresh for the legacy of Pink Floyd.
I'm not too much younger than David and have been a great fan and terrible player of rock music since that Sunday night 60 years ago when The Beatles made their 1st appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show and changed everything. With all my own longevity, no musician has pulled as many tears and deep appreciation out of me as Mr. Gilmour has. I'm so thrilled that he is enjoying this magnificent rejuvenation and that he can see and appreciate how much he has meant to so many generations.
Gilmour is a wizard. Musical craftsmanship of the highest order. His songs create safe spaces for the soul to dance in.
Wonderfully said
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"His songs create safe spaces for the soul to dance in." How beautifully expressed! 💗🧚🎶💗
I agree. And he is a real class act all the way, and always has been, even when he was young. Actually Pink Floyd as a whole was a true class act, nothing like all the other "rock" groups out there, not even close. No stupid antics or weird outfits and hair, just four very respectable English guys writing, composing and performing the greatest music of modern times.
I’ve never seen him so funny and “himself” during an interview 😍
I agree! He seems genuinely content and happy. Wonderful to see.
Watch all the Docs with him in them.
At this stage he can do what ever he likes , top man
He has a certain English "reserve" that sometimes makes him seem dower but I think he's very perceptive and humorous behind that exterior - and quite self-effacing and humble - which is partly why his persona resonates with a lot of people IMO (besides the fact that he was part of the unparalleled musical phenomenon that was Pink Floyd...:)) Great to see him still healthy and productive 🙏
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Not a Jimmy Fallon or R. Waters fan... but Sir David Gilmour O.B.E. is a true gentleman at its finest. A great role model for every man. Sure he's had his ups and downs over the years... But he put on his big boy britches.. realized and took care of his problems and came out clean on the other side... And kept on going.. and hasn't stopped since. The man is a saint to the eyes and ears of millions. It's amazing how many stories I've read of miracles and healing his music has performed in the past 60+ years .. I have every Pink Floyd album and every solo album of his... And every concert DVD..I can honestly say I owe my life to his music. Some years ago I read that he quit cocaine and drinking 30+ years ..and that was my motivation to quit drinking as well and it saved my life. I will forever be deeply indebted to him. When Pink Floyd released the Dark Side of the Moon in 1973 it turned the modern music industry upside down... And nothing ever since in the past 50 years can still compete with today's modern junk radio music.. which I refuse to listen to.... As most modern music is just remakes...or written by other people for that whoever artist... David Gilmour if you are reading this.. and I know you read some reviews occasionally.. just know how much we love you and thank you. I've been introducing Pink Floyd music and his solo music to my younger friends and family members. My nephew who is 15 was absolutely blown away... He was like ""this is not music this is a road trip experience of the mind"" especially after watching Comfortably Numb from the Pulse concert... He used to listen to rap ..but no more. It's amazing how many young people are converting their music choices after listening to Pink Floyd. God bless you David Gilmour.🎉 🥰. I simply cannot imagine a world without Pink Floyd and David Gilmour. PF4EVERDG ✌️
Some of you here I understand don't even know who David Gilmour or Pink Floyd is or very little of them....or that your negative comments are based on the one song he played here... I would advise that you listen to the #1 selling album of all time Dark Side Of The Moon in its entirety ...or Comfortably Numb from the Pulse Concert... I will put the Links at the bottom... Then you'll know why Pink Floyd has been Billboard chart busting for years.....
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...No haters please... Keep your words short simple and sweet because one day you may have to eat them. .... If not, You know what to do ...and you know where you can go🤔
I believe that Jimmy Fallon truly is not a big fan as he says because of certain comments he said and how he said them ..... If he was a true fan he would not have said that he ""Heard"" that he was a musician for over 60+years. Every true or even casual Pink Floyd fans knows they go back to the 1960s = over 60 years ago.. That's basic elementary grade school math people. 🤔 Sounds like the writers were ""helping"" him out on a lot on this interview with ""help"" from Wikipedia on virtually everything that was said . I'm surprised that Jimmy Fallon didn't bow down to him..or ask him to autograph his album on camera...or ask to take a selfie like he does with other people... Those are the people that Jimmy Fallon ""truly"" is a fan of 🤔 ... Actions speak louder than words.
I think I've finally found another David Gilmour (Pink Floyd) fan who shares my passion for his music. Believe me when I say this: for 12 years, I didn’t play a single song by any other artist-not even once. It was always, and I mean always, Pink Floyd. My obsession was so obvious that everyone around me, from my closest friends to the security guard in my building, knew I was a die-hard Floyd fan.
Then, on November 4th, I had the privilege of attending his concert in New York. It was pure euphoria, an experience unmatched-even more thrilling than when I climbed Mount Everest or when I shared my first kiss. I do not even remember how many times I cried or how many times I laughed. My bucket list feels so light after that night.
@@pradeepgahlawatI am so glad that you had that experience. Shine on!
I feel your love mate. The greatest guitarist of all time in my opinion.
@@professormarvel2935 me either mate! Thanks for sharing,
@@pradeepgahlawat+1 for that, I was in Rome Circo massimo the second night…
I don't watch the late show at all... But I could not resist hearing the legend speak... This mans music touched my soul when I was younger, all the way to present day... I imagine when my life is at an end his music will still be bring me comfort at the end.
Ur a wise person if u don't watch these shitty manipulative late night shows who thinks they can tell people who they need to vote😅 Trump though gave them a good meltdown moment
David Gilmour really is the true meaning of the word 'Legend'
He looked so proud when talking about his kids playing along with him, who can blame him.
He has achieved so so many great things in life but I guarantee, nothing will match the achievement of your kids following in your footsteps, especially when its someone as great as David Gilmour.
Go see him in New York this weekend you won’t regret it. Went to his show Monday and some kid in front of me flew in from the Philippines for the show and went home the next day…love it
This the end of the short tour? Yep he's fantastic live 👌🍀👍
I was at the Royal Albert Hall in a Grand Tier box, the people in front of us had come from New Zealand.
I was at the show in Royal Albert, I flew in from Holland, but the dude next to me flew in all the way from Argentina. He said he just HAD to witness Gilmour one last time, and I couldn't agree more.
I trained in from Cleveland on Wednesday
Absolutely.
Thank you for mentioning Syd Barrett Jimmy! He will forever have such a special place in my heart
"Pipers at the Gate of Dawn" is awesome. Gilmore also helped him on a solo album following his departure from Pink Floyd
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It was more like bowie helped him.
Yeh but why didnt he mention Roger waters?!
@@beetle1087 Maybe because he knows that they don't like each other.
He tried to make fun of Syd Barrett while interviewing Roger Waters. He didn’t want to get in trouble this time for disrespecting him
Last year I recorded at Abbey Road. We played Great Gig in there and it was very emotional feeling that history. Can’t believe it’s been fifty years - and Gilmour is still going. Good on him.
The interview we all wished for. I wonder when Rick Beato's going to release. Can't wait for that one! 🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤
David Gilmour's playing blows my mind, every time. Even as a little kid in the 70's. His even steady voice is always refreshing to me. I am a long time fan. Likely shaped my views of things. That's the power of music in the hands of a Master.
Nobody makes the guitar cry like gilmour!
@@davidedelman4536 Amen to that...
Jimi Hendrix
Agree.....the emotion he can create is unique
@@wesleygovender6579nope different boats
Eddy Van Halen is better💪🔥🌩
David is class act to the max! We need more great people like him in this world!
David for President! Oh wait......
Not much time for creativity if it's spent on TikTok watching people take stupid challenges.
Just saw David in Los Angeles last week. Doesn’t matter how old he is , that guitar TALKS…. I had chills in the encore when he ripped into the comfortably numb guitar solo. Every note , every second , you could feel the soul and beauty and creativeness of his playing. Absolute legend.
I was there, too. The magic carries over whenever I turn on his music in the car now. Magical night.
That is what it’s ALL ABOUT !! Almost a lost art. But a few of us are still out here. Still trying to teach a new generation how to be in “The Flow State “. Not always perfect notes , but ALWAYS 100% soul …. 100% feel ….. 100% heart ….. we won’t let it die.
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I was glued to this interview. A musical genius that has been affecting my life since 1973
He's just class. The room is full of his calming charm and everybody's listening. Same when he plays the most amazing tones on stage. Not only he's a fantastic musician, but also a proud family man, peacefully enjoying himself. 😊
When four of the original band members, Gilmour, Waters, Wright and Mason got together on Live 8 stage to play 4-songs, trust me, I cried a bit. This is a band, I owe my music to. My go to music in last 30+ years. Musical trends come and go. One thing that's constant is Pink Floyd Music. And this man is God of guitar. Comfortably Numb, arguably the best guitar solo ever written, I picked up when I was a teen in early 90s and today, kids in 2024, are still doing the same and posting on Instagram. That makes me so frikkin proud.
Gilmour was not an original member
I cried as well. I knew I was witnessing a historic musical moment and knew I would never see them together again.
They were literally in the first 10-20 videos I ever watched on this unfamiliar thing, TH-cam.
The solo at the end of Pigs blows anything I’ve ever heard away.
Well put my lord ❤
Just saw him on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. His bass player came out before the show and he said it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment that would never happen again. I'll always remember that.
It's awesome that he's still touring I saw him a few years ago at radio city music hall figuring it was probably one of my last chances to see him. I figured once he sold his black strat or he was done touring
No words can describe how amazing this man's work is.
What a wonderful human being David Gilmour has been. I've listened to his voice and amazing guitar playing for 50 years. His music has been a foundation of my musical life. What a beautiful, haunting magnificent voice Romany has, she will be an outstanding future to the Gilmour Legacy.
I haven't been tickled by anything in a long time, till Luck and strange...Thank you David Gilmore, your family and your amazing band...
I saw him at Massey Hall in Toronto, many years ago, he gave me a guitar pick I still have! Sweet man!
David is such a cool man!! Imagine meeting him at a pub and hearing stories all night. A window into time. We must protect him at all costs.
a living legend. such a great musician. what can I say. It's an honor to see you on the stage. Thank you David.
Wizard of oz talk starts at @9:30
Great musician. David is one of those guitarists that can make you literally cry tears when he plays. I had the pleasure of seeing the Floyd in London many years ago. The lightshow was amazing, and 'Loud'...that doesn't begin to describe it!
Having been to 100+ concerts in my life by far the most incredible concert happened Saturday April 22, 1994 at the Oakland Coliseum Pink Floyd show. The show was amazing they turned the venue into a giant speaker bass speakers on the grass treble speakers in the seats and tweeters in the top tier there were so many speakers they displaced 500 seats. It was my 'Woodstock' moment and for that i thank you Mr. Gilmour. 🎉
I was there. Pink Floyd’s sound system was the shiz.
That was the Turbosound Flash and Flood speakers tour. It was nicknamed Flash Flood Floyd as I recall. Point source arrays not line arrays.
Same here best day of my life April 3, 1994 in San Antonio, Texas , The Division Bell Tour
@@Spaghetti_policy I found the actual concert filmed from the exact spot where I was standing to the left of front stage here on YT it was surreal lol I began looking for myself in the crowd scenes.
The greatest ever!! Had the pleasure of flying over from the UK to the Hollywood Bowl back in 2016 to see him and the show was absolutely amazing unbelievable.
Fallon’s coolest guest ever. No question. 😎
Thank you Jimmy for bringing him to the show...honestly between all the "popular" stuff that goes on nowadays on TV, these are the artists and personalities that make me come back to TV and believe it's still worth it.
I traveled the whole way to NYC to see you for the first time Mr Gilmour, THANK YOU! I never thought this young man would have the opportunity to finally see you live!
This gentleman is the reason I started playing guitar back in 1991. I saw Floyd in 1994 in Madison Wi. Jimmy you are only lucky guy to be able to sit there and chat with David.
I saw them in 94 in Columbus, Ohio. My first-ever concert, hard to top it!
Me too, around the same time. Heard “Dark Side of the Moon” and wanted to learn guitar afterwards. No album like it really
David said that “Luck and Strange” is his best album since Dark Side and it’s true. Luck and Strange asks *such* deep questions and gives such stirring replies without really answering those deep questions.
You must listen to “Scattered.” It’s the best song by any member of Pink Floyd or by Pink Floyd since Comfortably Numb.
The end guitar solo is as good as anything he's done.
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That and the title track are the two best songs off the album
@@JackRice007 “Let’s hope it’s not just luck and strange” is such a haunting warning to humanity that we shouldn’t take how good we’ve got it for granted. 🙌🙌
David Gilmour is an icon , amazing guitar player!
David Gilmore is awesome❤ 0:37
So Awesome, you got his Name wrong.
Spread the word.
David Gilmour is even more awesome.
What a cool guy. A fantastic artist, humble and still passionate about making music.
Saw him in Rome a month ago. Brilliant. The guitar tone was an absolute pleasure.
Didn't think David would come on a late night talkshow. Awesome to see him so relaxed. I saw him 5 times on this tour (Rome, LA (3x) and NY). Seeing it might be the last tour (hope not), I went all out and it was worth it.
I think he has another album in him.....he indicated a few months ago
I also did Rome, LA, and NYC!
I did Brighton (rehearsal shows), Rome and London. Absolutely worth every penny
I did Brighton, Rome, and London x2… Regretting not travelling to NYC now… seen David and PF many many times since 87 including Live 8 with Roger.
Yeah, i always had a feeling that he never went public, or very rarely. Maybe he does more often in the UK, but just look at his current tour.....4 cities, a handful of shows, and that's it. So glad he did this interview. And so glad i saw him play the night before at MSG.
Didn't know he released something new. I'm all over that! The Wall came out when I was in High School...love Pink Floyd - David is the best.
You’re in for a treat.
The guitar solo at the end of the the last song of the album called Scattered, truly rivals Comfortably Numb
@@Uninfluenceable I'll try to keep this short. In High School listening to the Wall - the whole album - it was just crazy great. I vividly remember telling a friend of mine how great the album was and that one song that stood out (especially the lead solo at the end) is called Comfortably Numb. I said the guitar feels like it cries out in pain, anger, sadness - as if it's singing a full song telling a full story by itself.
Fast forward - I go to college, play football, met a woman, got married, had kids, I blink and i'm 50 years old. Never been on Social Media - and I hear about the app calked Vine. I play the guitar. I get on the app - meet other musicians and one day there is a Vine that says leave a comment on your favorite guitar solo of all time.
Immediately I go to type: Comfortably Numb -by Pink Floyd - Then it occurs to me that the people on this app are 30 years younger than me. Nobody is going to know what I'm referring to - a song from the late 70's buried in a long concept album...I'll probably get laughed at with a lot of references to Grandpa!" - then I thought - I don't care - they asked for a favorite - so I posted it.
The next day I get on and I'm going through the comments and there are a ton of them and to my shock - well over half of them are: Comfortably Numb. I couldn't believe it. I'm still in awe of that moment - even later on a youtube Channel by a guy named Rick Beato - he posted his top 20 lead solos of all time - his number one: Comfortably Numb.
All that to say that it fed my soul a little encouragement - as I've grown older, it's become obvious that society pulls away from the old people as a whole with only very few exceptions. We become less relevant and it's just the way it has to be I guess. I don't know - but seeing how people were embracing a lead solo that was my favorite - from back in my time....made me feel....less forgotten.
Ok. enough of an old guy rambling. If you say it rivals comfortably numb, I'm all in and I sincerely thank you for letting me know about it. I'll buy the album and listen to it many times over this weekend. Take care -
Give it a listen, it is one of the best albums of 2024
Get to New York this weekend for his last two shows of the tour!
Could only sit through Fallon’s show for David Gilmour. I have few heroes on this Earth. He is one of them. A lifelong fan and I take every opportunity to listen to him.
SYD BARRETT 🙏🙏❤❤🤘🤘you are still remembered 🎸🎶
Shine on you Crazy Diamond!
Had the privilege of going to his show twice when he was in Los Angeles. What a performance, the genuine joy and affection of Dave sharing the stage with his daughter and the band was a tremendously special experience. Something about Dave’s music is how the songs take on a life on their own when played on the stage. It was a metaphysical experience.
I love listening to Gilmour talk almost as much as I love listening to his guitar playing.
Been a David Gilmour fan since junior high school. One of the world’s best guitarists and the best guitar tone of them all.
Thank you Jimmy for actually shutting up for this one and not interrupting so much.
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Anything involving David Gilmour is Gold.A true Legend and Icon. I am glad he is still with us. Rock On!!
Probably one of my favorite jimmy falllon interviews of all time. WOW, totally brought me back down to earth tonight. I feel, comfortably numb.
Love You David - Thank You for all your beautiful gifts and everything you have given us!! Your music will last forever!!
It's called the "Dark side of the Rainbow" and there is definitely correlation from the song to the movie especially at the "witch is witch" under the house and "which is which" in the song.
an Absolute Class Act in every sense of the word ....and still humble ..this man has recorded some of the most inventive and timeless music of the last century ..yet he is still polite, humble and zero ego ..(watch and learn so called celebs/artists of today) ..the fact he says 'boring' towards the end of the interview when explaining about his recording /lyric / music writing process ...as if he assumed folks aren't interested in the details .and almost apologizes for it..,sums up exactly why he is such an incredible artist of integrity and kindness ....YES David ..it is these details we absolutely DO want to hear about ...🙂
I had the absolute pleasure of seeing him and his band play at the Royal Albert Hall in London last month ...felt so blessed...(first time seeing him since Floyd on Momentary lapse tour in the late 80s) this mans musical prowess is still outstanding and his playing has not diminished at all ..and his Daughter Romany has an incredible voice .....if you get a chance to still see him on this tour ..don't doubt it ..its something very very special indeed 🙂
David has always been such a gentleman, and always answers the same questions from the media with patience. Also one of those rare great players who also sings fantastically, like Clapton. There haven't been many who can do both so well.
Nothing but the greatest Mr. David Gilmour. The greatest family music 🎶 🎵 teacher on earth 🌎. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Not enough is said about David Gilmour's amazing vocals. As a guitar god, his vocals are rarely mentioned. Romany is clearly a gifted songbird like her father. As well, her musicianship and talent I believe, have kept her father more motivated and we are the benefactors! PS Of course he was a model!
Yea I would imagine it’s the first time in her life to see her dad In big shows like this. Especially to be in them ! Wow!
Really? I always hear people talk about his melodic voice being one the best
@@CLos93. That's good to hear. When he and Richard Wright sang together, it was magic. Any performer he sang with, made the song better. The very best version of, 'Running up that hill, is the live version he accompanies Kate Bush (who he discovered).
She’s ok. She’s got a very sweet voice but I doubt she’d be a pro without her dad….
Legend! Never expected to watch him on Fallon, it was great!
My favorite musician, from my favorite band, what a treat! 🥰 Thank you Mr. Gilmour, for everything you've accomplished, all the hours spent creating, rehearsing, collaborating. You, and your bandmates, gave me (and many millions of other people) so much joy. I cannot express how happy I am to be living in the same timeline that saw the birth and glorious ascension of Pink Floyd. I've been a fan for 40+ years, and my opinion has never changed. Pink Floyd is the greatest rock band on this planet, and you Sir, the greatest rock & blues guitarist. And not only are you a great musician, but you're a great role model as well. A mensch!
7:47 one of the most iconic music pictures
It was wonderful to see the one and only David Gilmour! Just two days before this interview, I attended a concert by Paul McCartney in San Jose, Costa Rica. It's funny how the world works and how everything is interconnected! In the interview, Gilmour even mentioned McCartney again, which was a surprise. I have tremendous respect for this amazing musician and his incredible stories. Thank you David!
Saw this guy in 2015 in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
I'll never forget. My favorite guitarist
Jimmy, more of THESE kind of stars please. MORE!
I just checked out this record and bought it. Wow!!! It’s epic.
Time is a tide that disobeys
And it disobeys me
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Damnit I really wanted him to elaborate more on wizard of oz. It is an incredible coincidence that I’ve been obsessed with for 2 decades. I wanna hear more of David’s experience watching it
Mr Gilmour please do interview with Rick Beato! It would be so insightful!
I'm sure David doesn't even know who Rick is. Let alone want to be interviewed by him.
@@dennisneo1608 his media people probably do however since Rick has many millions of viewers. Four times the tonight show nightly viewership?
@@dennisneo1608 He doesnt know till he will know, you dont understand how internet works
@@dennisneo1608 Rick Beato has interviewed all the best musicians in the world and his viewers dwarf all late night shows combined .
@@tvtoms Four times? Look at the subscriber numbers, Fallon's channel lists 31.9 million subscribers, Beato only has 4.58 million.
Absolute legend.
David is a master at his craft
Love David Gilmour. He's a living music legend in our time and it's such a treat that he's still making great music.
Would love to converse with David. And hear all his stories of his career. Keep the candle burning David! It's always a great journey I take, when listening to your career melodies in their own entities! Have fun on your tour!
What an incredible talent David Gilmour is and still producing great records. I have been into Floyd since Meddle came out and bought Dark Side the day it came out. I htink most that heard Dark Side for the first time thought it would be a classic decades on. I like how Jimmy made a reference to Syd Barrett since David produced a few of Syd's solo records and helped him along following his departure from the band. David is so lucky to produce his new music with his family.
Meddle got me hooked too
@@megmodaff5989meddle is their best imo.
Jimmy made the same thing when Waters was on his show like 12 years ago... he mentioned Syd. I think he's a huge Floyd fan.
David Gilmour, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Mark Knopfler....those were the pioneers of Rock music. Legends 🙌 i just wish the younger generation will fall in love with rock music again. It's a shame real instruments are so rare these days in songs. Everything is autotuned to death.
I agree, but I don’t think there will ever be a generation greater than the list you presented
I would add quite a few more to that list notably Lennon/McCartney, Ian Anderson, and many others.
Absolutely 💯
Add Andy Latimer and Steve Hackett in there, they kept the beauty in rock to this day!
Gotta love when braindead boomers feel the need to talk about autotune when they clearly have no idea how it works
Smokin a joint with Paul in a picture ❤
Ah but he didn't say he was smoking it, just holding it! 😉
@ ….Look at his eyes, lol he is stoned….and the puff of 💨❤️
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Went to the MSG show a couple weeks ago, impossible to explain the level of talent. Forever grateful I was able to make the trip.
Seeing him on the last day of the tour tomorrow. Can't wait!!
silence in the studio is astonishing while he is talking. God bless you David Gilmour. when you play, time stops.
You just made a reference to Atom Heart Mother, right (if you know, you know)?
@ well man, here is a loud announcement isn’t it?
Love Pink Floyd, love David… so much talent in that group..
Classy, talented man. Also a genius guitar player.
This guy just earned more respect than I thought was possible. Dave is super Chill!
I saw them last night at the MSG, absolutely outstanding! what a great performance, this is one of the best concert I ever been so far, I'm 62.
Thank you for all the amazing music you’ve created David! Your music has inspired millions of people. Hands up🙌🏻 the best guitarist 🎸of all time! 🐐
Mild British winters aren't a problem for recording outdoors in an old holey shed in January.
The Legendary Sir Gilmour...🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Crazy that’s he’s only CBE and not a full Knight.
My favorite guitarist, so glad to see him being a happy old family man. I love that he has hundreds of voice memos on his phone of musical ideas that come to him, because I do the same exact thing! How cool!
I NEVER would have missed this interview but I don’t stay up late anymore! LOVE DAVID GILMOUR!
Amazing musician and good honest human being