Top 10 Songs and Guitar Solos of David Gilmour – Most Melodious and Famous

One of the greatest guitarists of all time, David Gilmour is a legend. The mixture of his is melodious solos and psychedelic composition makes the listeners of the music get lost into his beautiful cosmos. He is not just the key member of the band, but also the driving force behind Pink Floyd’s sound, both as a vocalist and guitarist. Over the years, he has collaborated with Paul McCartney, Pete Townshend, David Crosby, and Graham Nash, while producing the Dream Academy and his former bandmate Syd Barrett, among others. Along the way, Gilmour’s solo work has echoed across generations.

List of David Gilmour’s Best Songs and Guitar Solos

With no surprise, he has given many hits and composed many beautiful songs and guitar solos in these years. While a single note he plays can make us dissolve into a different space, these are arguably some of the best guitar solos from David Gilmour while in Pink Floyd.

1. Comfortably Numb

Album: The Wall
Released: 1979


2. Coming Back To Life

Album: The Division Bell
Released: 1994


3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Album: Wish You Were Here
Released: 1975


4. Time

Album: The Dark Side of the Moon
Released: 1973


5. High Hopes

Album: The Division Bell
Released: 1994


6. Wish You Were Here

Album: Wish You Were Here
Released: 1975


7. Money

Album: The Dark Side of the Moon
Released: 1973


8. Another Brick In The Wall – Part 2

Album: The Wall
Released: 1979


9. Hey You

Album: The Wall
Released: 1979


10. Breathe

Album: The Dark Side of the Moon
Released: 1973


Some More Beautiful Pink Floyd Songs To Listen:

Marooned

Album: Divison Bell

The Great Gig in the Sky

Album: The Dark Side of the Moon

Louder Than Words

Album: The Endless River

Poles Apart

Album: Divison Bell

What Do You Want From Me 

Album: Divison Bell

Take It Back

Album: Divison Bell

Lost For Words

Album: Divison Bell

Its What We Do

Album: The Endless River

 


Note: These are all my personal/favorite picks. Yes, it can be subjective but these are all great pieces of music that nobody with fine ears and heart can deny. Agreed? 

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