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Roger Waters To Join Foo Fighters On Jimmy Fallon Show

by Paul Cashmere on September 26, 2011

in News

Jimmy Fallon will hand his show over to Pink Floyd this week to mark the reissue of the classic ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ album and on Tuesday night Roger Waters will perform with Foo Fighters.

Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, David Gilmour, Syd Barrett, Nick Mason, Richard Wright

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Every night this week, Fallon will feature a different Pink Floyd song. Foo Fighters and Roger Waters will perform ‘In The Flesh’ from ‘The Wall’.

On the first show tonight, The Shins will perform ‘Breathe’ from ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’. Floyd drummer Nick Mason will also be a guest on the show.

Also this week, MGMT will perform ‘Lucifer Sam’ off the 1967 album ‘The Piper At The Gates of Dawn’, Thursday Dierks Bentley will perform ‘Wish You Were Here’ and Friday Pearl Jam will perform ‘Mother’.

EMI reissued ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ as a 6-disc package this week.

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