David Gilmour

In September 1987, during the live recording of 'Running Up That Hill' at the London Palladium, David Gilmour was riding the wave of his acclaimed solo career following the release of his self-titled debut album in 1978. Before this performance, he had also been a pivotal force in Pink Floyd, known for his iconic guitar work and soaring vocals. By this time, he had solidified his reputation not just as a band member, but as a captivating solo artist. Interestingly, Gilmour's collaboration with Kate Bush that night showcased not only her ethereal performance style but also his ability to seamlessly blend into diverse musical atmospheres. This concert marked a key moment for both artists, as they each celebrated their artistic expressions in a moment brimming with creative synergy.

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