PINK FLOYD: NEW TRIBUTE ALBUM

A new Pink Floyd tribute album has just been released! It is named “Still Wish You Were Here – A Tribute To Pink Floyd”.

The album features awe-inspiring performances from a whole host of rock, metal and pop music legends such as keyboard wizard Rick Wakeman, Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice, recent Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee Todd Rundgren, ex-Queensrÿche vocalist Geoff Tate, guitar god Joe Satriani, Zombies/Argent vocalist Rod Argent, spacebass super genius Bootsy Collins, David Ellefson and lots more. 

“Still Wish You Were Here” is available on both CD in a beautiful six-panel deluxe digipak and a stunningly gorgeous gatefold vinyl in a variety of colors.

Apart from all these well-distinguished musicians, this new Pink Floyd tribute album features James LaBrie in “Have A Cigar”. 

One of the most iconic characters ever created in song — the smarmy, nefarious record executive dreamt up by Roger Waters for Pink Floyd’s 1975 single “Have A Cigar”, who infamously asked “Which one’s Pink?” — is being brought to life in a whole new way, courtesy of the legendary voice of prog metal superstars Dream Theater, James LaBrie, and a spectacular new concept video from award-winning director Vicente Cordero of Industrialism Films. LaBrie’s superb rendition of the song, taken from the just released album “Still Wish You Were Here – A Tribute To Pink Floyd”, gives the lyrics a far more sinister edge than the original recording, as does the razor-sharp guitar work from Steve Stevens, which contrasts nicely with the laid-back rhythm section composed of The Damned’s Rat Scabies and Public Image LTD.’s Jah Wobble and some supremely tasteful keyboard work from The Moody Blues’ Patrick Moraz. This fantastic new version of the song inspired the first-ever dramatic portrayal of this character, performed by seasoned character actor Noel Jason Scott for Cordero’s video, as a stylish Mephistopheles who casually tempts a young, naive musician into a malevolent Faustian bargain that grants him all the riches and rewards of rock superstardom before exacting a treacherous toll. LaBrie’s performance is a major highlight of “Still Wish You Were Here”.