One of Britain's longer serving, and respected, broadcasters, David Jensen (born and raised in Canada) recently caught up with David Gilmour while he prepared for his current tour in a West London rehearsal studios. The interview was broadcast on Jensen's Saturday show on Capital Gold, and has now been made available on the radio station's website to listen to on demand.

Well, we had a mountain of entries for our latest Brain Damage competition, giving away some nice prizes to commemorate David Gilmour's new album and tour for "On An Island". It's taken a while to sort out all the correct answers, but we now have the lucky winners!

It has been announced that Roger Waters and Nick Mason will be participating in an upcoming show to benefit the UK's Countryside Alliance (CA).

The show, Highclere Rocks, is being held at the castle of the same name in the Berkshire countryside on Saturday, May 20th. It is being billed as a "picnic concert", running from 4pm until 11pm, and features The Band Du Lac - made up of Gary Brooker, Mike Rutherford, Andy Fairweather Low and Paul Carrack.

This weekend saw two elements of Pink Floyd successful in their solo endeavours.

First off, David Gilmour's new album "On An Island" entered the Official UK Album Charts at the coveted number one spot. Selling very heavily since it hit the stores last Monday (6th March), empty racks in a number of outlets bore testiment to the demand for his third solo album. This is despite a relatively low key promotional campaign to promote the release.