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For his first solo album, Richard Wright took Gilmour's advice and went to Superbear, wher he made his often overlooked, if somewhat bland, record, accompanied by top session musicians Mel Collins (Sax) Snowy White (Guitar), Larry Steele (Bass) and Reg Isadore (Drums). The sleeve was by Hipgnosis. No singles were released from the album, and Wright did not perform any concerts.
The lyrics to 'Pink's Song' (not 'Against The Odds', as stated on the US CD credits) were written by Wright's then wife, Juliette, who as Juliette Gale, was a singer with an early incarnation of Pink Floyd, The Abdabs. Appearances are not what they seem, the song is actually about their children's tutor, who happened to share his nickname with the star of 'The Wall'.

Info Source - Complete Guide To The Music Of Pink Floyd by Andy Mabbett

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