Name: David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Breakthrough by Tasnime Mohamed in 5 A.M The Sound Of No One Listening/ Divine Sadness/ Searching for meanings.
Duration: 7 min 27 s
Description: To my friend and beautiful soul Moataz Elzeidy.

5 A.M The Sound Of No One Listening/ Divine Sadness/ Searching for meanings.

Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa - Chocolate Jesus

This song is a cover version of the famous Leonard Cohen song "The Partisan" performed by the danish tribute band "Birds On The Wire"

The song is about a survivor of the German bombings, and became a popular tune in the 50's in French-speaking countries.

It is now less famous than its almost homonymous "Chant des partisans" by J. Kessel and M. Druon. This last one was notably made "re-fashionable" by the André Malraux's speech during the transfer of Jean Moulin' ashes in the Panthéon of Paris.

Finally, Leonard Cohen gave the "complainte" a new life in 1969 with his "Partisan". Hy Zaret was the first to apply for a copyright (via the editor Raoul Breton) for the d'Astier-Marly song.

He heard the song on the BBC waves; maybe the radio broadcast didn't give him the name of the lyric writer, but only Marly's name, who wrote the music and gave the original performance. It's probably for this reason that only Zaret (for the English adaptation) and Marly (for music and French lyrics) were credited.

The Partisan

Joe Satriani -  Cryin'

T'es Beau (Pauline Croze)

joe bonamassa

"Wearing the Inside Out" is a song from Pink Floyd's 1994 album, The Division Bell.[1][2] It is the first Pink Floyd song since "Time" from The Dark Side of the Moon where Richard Wright sings lead, as well as his final lead vocal on a Pink Floyd album.

Richard Wright - Wearing The Inside Out

ire Straits

Dire Straits - Fade to Black

David Gilmour " Guitarist Extraordinaire "

To my friend and beautiful soul Moataz Elzeidy.

David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Breakthrough

Sweat and Roses - Mujeres

Beth Hart

from 1973 recording uploaded from 8-track ape

"The Great Gig in the Sky" - Pink Floyd (8-track tape)

Lyrics:
Juste un égard, encadré, enscèné
Il faut me regarder
Que je me sens aimé
Par vos yeux inconnus et masqués
Tout tournicotant, dans le mirage que
je m’invente
A la recherche d’amour négligé
Vient le temps de monter sur scène,
allumer les feux
Tout nu et sans gêne
Je m’éblouis, oh belle illusion, de me
pouvoir lâcher
Alors tombe la nuit, la solitude se
reconstruit
Un peu d’abri merde, ce n’est pas
trop demander
Non?
La traînée de mon espoir se répand
par les trottoirs
Oh mais demain, sacré demain
Vient le temps de monter sur scène,
allumer les feux, tout nu et sans gêne
Je m’éblouis, oh belle illusion de me
pouvoir lâcher
Juste, un petit coup d’oeil, pour
combler le creux, pour nourir le vide,
le fringale, et l’orgueil
Je vous en prie, un petit coup d’oeil,
pour combler le creux,
pour nourir le vide, le fringale,
l’exigeance, la manie, l’abattement
et l’orgueil
Vient le temps de monter sur scène,
allumer les feux, tout nu sans gêne
Je m’éblouis, oh belle illusion, de me
pouvoir lâcher
Juste un égard, encadré, enscèné

Aphrodite

La Vedette

Porcupine Tree - The Moon Touches Your Shoulder

Pink Floyd - Poles Apart [Bootlegging the Bootleggers Remastered]
From Bonuses Track of P•U•L•S•E Double Cd Edition

David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Breakthrough

Tasnime Mohamed

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