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Pink Floyd news :: Brain Damage - Roger Waters' saxophonist, Ian Ritc... http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/latest/roger-waters-saxophonist-ian-rit... Home ∆ Latest News ∆ Floyd calendar ∆ Interviews ∆ Articles ∆ Reviews ∆ About Brain Damage ∆ Contact Us Latest Additions Current most popular items Roger Waters signed and donated bass guitar in David Gilmour sends a Postcard for Palestine charity auction Roger Waters "approves monument in memory of his Roger Waters meets Pussy Riot in New York father" Roger Waters' saxophonist, Ian Ritchie, doing string of Interview With Snowy White - Moscow, April 2011 European dates Nick Mason snares a special Icon drum! Hipgnosis exhibition launch and talk this month Nick Mason - happy 70th birthday! Roger Waters fan at 2014 Winter Olympic Stadium in Sochi? Home Latest News Roger Waters' saxophonist, Ian Ritchie, doing string of European dates Written by Matt Friday, 07 February 2014 Saxophonist Ian Ritchie, best Main Menu known to Floyd fans for performing The Dark Side Of The Home Upcoming releases, Moon (amongst other things) Search broadcasts and events with Roger Waters in over 50 Latest News countries on that extensive tour, Older News Archive from playing on Harry Waters' Concerts album , and for joining Roger 1965-2014 Upcoming concerts again for his appearance in the Upcoming releases 12-12-12 concert at the tail end 2010 WALL TOUR of 2012, is touring again in May this year. - No upcoming concerts 2011 WALL TOUR Ian will be playing his own tunes on this jazz tour 2012 WALL TOUR (mainly songs from his albums SOHO Project and 2013 WALL TOUR South of Houston) and will be accompanied by Czech and Slovak musicians. The band will play Roger Waters 2006 seven gigs in seven days - four in the Czech Roger Waters 2007 Republic, three in Slovakia. The tour poster shown Roger Waters 2008 here to the left gives details of the dates and David Gilmour venues, and for more information (in Czech) visit Group2006 discography danyhella.cz . Solo discography Artwork Gallery Downloads < Prev Next > Interviews [ Back ] Reviews Articles Obituaries Contact Us About BD Sitemap 1 z 2 9.2.2014 17:53 Pink Floyd news :: Brain Damage - Roger Waters' saxophonist, Ian Ritc... http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/latest/roger-waters-saxophonist-ian-rit... Links Translate Statistics We have 19 guests online Visitors: 30980716 www.Brain-Damage.co.uk - the Pink Floyd & Roger Waters news & info site All content except where noted otherwise is © Brain Damage/Matt Johns 2014. Please see 'About Brain Damage' page for legal details and the small print! Website generously designed and built by 3B Web Design 2 z 2 9.2.2014 17:53.

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