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Pink Floyd - Irish singer Finbar Furey signs a guitar after taking part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pink Floyd drummer, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.

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Irish singer Finbar Furey signs a guitar after taking part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pink Floyd drummer, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
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  • Pink Floyd - LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 06: Nick Mason of Pink Floyd with his wife Annette attend 'The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus' UK film premiere held at the Empire Leicester Square on October 6, 2009 in London, England.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Irish singer Finbar Furey signs a guitar after taking part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pink Floyd drummer, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Irish singer Finbar Furey signs a guitar after taking part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, Pink Floyd drummer, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason (L) and former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman take part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason poses for photos before taking part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Rolling Stone Bill Wyman takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album at Abbey Road studios in west London on September 7, 2009. The group including Sir Terry Wogan, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, singer Midge Ure and many others will be recording a version of the Beatles' classic 'All You Need Is Love' for the forthcoming 'Bandaged Together' album.
  • Pink Floyd - Sir Terry Wogan poses for photos before part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - Sir Terry Wogan poses for photos before part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan takes part in a charity recording of a Children in Need album, joining forces with Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, ex-Rolling Stone Bill Wyman, singer Midge Ure and many others at Abbey Road studios, in west London, on September 7, 2009. Radio veteran Terry Wogan announced on Monday that he will be leaving Radio 2's breakfast show, the nation's most popular, and that he will be replaced by Chris Evans. Speaking live on air, the 71-year-old said the decision to leave Wake Up To Wogan at the end of the year was the hardest of his career.
  • Pink Floyd - CHICHESTER, ENGLAND - JULY 04: Rock Star Nick Mason of Pink Floyd drives the 1937 Auto Union type D during day two of The Goodwood Festival of Speed at The Goodwood Estate on July 4, 2009 in Chichester, England.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd's drummer Nick Mason (R) poses with his wife Annette as they arrive to the Fourth Raisa Gorbachev Foundation Gala Dinner at Hampton Court, west of London, on June 6, 2009.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd Bass player Roger Waters (R) addresses the "Cinema for Peace" charity event next to Former German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher in Berlin on February 9, 2009. The Berlinale is taking place from February 5 to 15, 2009 with 18 productions vying for the coveted Golden Bear for best picture to be awarded February 14.
  • Pink Floyd - BERLIN - FEBRUARY 09: Pink Floyd member Roger Waters pretends to hold his Honorary Cinema for Peace Award at the Cinema for Peace 2009 on February 9, 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
  • Pink Floyd - BERLIN - FEBRUARY 09: Pink Floyd member Roger Waters holds his Honorary Cinema for Peace Award at the Cinema for Peace 2009 on February 9, 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason plays the drums during a music workshop in north London, on November 4, 2008. Former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes part in six-day Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp giving fans the opportunity to play with their heroes.
  • Pink Floyd - Pink Floyd's David Gilmore (R) arrives with his wife writer Polly Samson at the Q music awards in London, on October 6, 2008.
  • Pink Floyd - Nick Mason (L) and Roger Waters (C) of British group Pink Floyd receive the Polar Music Prize from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at a gala ceremony at the Stockholm Concert Hall on August 26, 2008.
  • Pink Floyd - US soprano Renee Fleming receives the Polar Music Prize from the hands of Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf (not pictured) on August 26, 2008, at a gala ceremony in Stockholm. British rock group Pink Floyd also received the prize and the one million kronor (106,700 euros, 156,385 dollars) that goes with.
  • Pink Floyd - Nick Mason (L) and Roger Waters (R) of British group Pink Floyd pose after receiving the Polar Music Prize from King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at a gala ceremony at the Stockholm Concert Hall on August 26, 2008.
  • Pink Floyd - Nick Mason (L) and Roger Waters of the Pink Floyd pose during a press conference at Stockholm's Grand Hotel on August 25, 2008. The three will be awarded the Polar Music Prize at a gala ceremony held at Stockholm Concert Hall on August 26.
  • Pink Floyd - (From L) Nick Mason of the British group Pink Floyd, American soprano Renee Fleming and Roger Waters of the Pink Floyd are pictured during a press conference at Stockholm's Grand Hotel on August 25, 2008. The three will be awarded the Polar Music Prize at a gala ceremony held at Stockholm Concert Hall on August 26.
  • Pink Floyd - Photo dated on July 02, 2005 shows British rock band Pink Floyd (l-r David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Richard Wright) taking a bow at the Live 8 concert in Hyde Park, London 02 July 2005. Pink Floyd founding member and keyboard player Richard Wright died Monday at the age of 65 after battling cancer, his spokesman said.
  • Pink Floyd - Musician Richard Wright from the band Pink Floyd performs on stage at "Live 8 London" in Hyde Park on July 2, 2005 in London, England. Pink Floyd keyboard player and founder member Richard Wright has died aged 65 from cancer. Wright appeared on the group's first album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, in 1967 alongside lead guitarist Syd Barrett, Roger Waters and Nick Mason.


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