Richard Wright (musician) - Pink Floyd Songs With Wright Singing Lead Vocals

Pink Floyd Songs With Wright Singing Lead Vocals

  • "Astronomy Domine", with Syd Barrett (1967)
  • "Matilda Mother", with Barrett (1967)
  • "Paintbox" (1967)
  • "It Would Be So Nice" (1968)
  • "Let There Be More Light", with David Gilmour and Roger Waters (1968)
  • "Remember a Day" (1968)
  • "Corporal Clegg", with Gilmour and Nick Mason (1968)
  • "See-Saw" (1968)
  • "Crumbling Land", with Gilmour (1970)
  • "Summer '68" (1970)
  • "Echoes", with Gilmour (1971)
  • "Burning Bridges", with Gilmour (1972)
  • "Stay" (1972)
  • "Time", with Gilmour (1973)
  • "Us and Them", with Gilmour (1973)
  • "Wearing the Inside Out", with Gilmour (1994)

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