A rare and magical moment unfolded when David Gilmour, 78, legendary Pink Floyd guitarist, shared the stage with his daughter Romany Gilmour on Later… with Jools Holland. Their duet of “Between Two Points”, a tender cover from his latest solo album Luck and Strange, left the audience—and the nation—spellbound.
🌟 A Song Reborn
Originally recorded in 1999 by Montgolfier Brothers, “Between Two Points” received a heartfelt reinterpretation from Gilmour on the 2024 release Luck and Strange, where Romany’s harp and vocals added an ethereal texture to his classic guitar — creating a piece he called “some of his best work since Dark Side of the Moon”.
👨👧 Stage Presence Beyond the Spotlight
Filmed at London’s Alexandra Palace before an intimate studio audience, this pre-recorded segment showcased the deep artistic connection between father and daughter. Romany’s voice, both vulnerable and assured, weaved seamlessly with David’s guitar — a testament to their musical bond.
Watch the video down below and don’t forget to share this beautiful song with your friends and family…
✨ Why It Resonated
-
Generational harmony: A celebrated rock icon and his daughter, performing a deeply personal song, live.
-
Emotional depth: Their chemistry spoke volumes—no flash needed, just two artists honoring each other and the song’s soul.
-
Musical legacy: David celebrated family creativity—his wife, novelist Polly Samson, co-wrote lyrics on the album, and their children participated throughout.
🎤 Final Note
This wasn’t just a TV performance. It was a moment of legacy in motion—legendary guitar tones meeting fresh, heartfelt vocals. It reminded us that rock legends don’t fade; they evolve and pass the torch with grace and love.
“Between two points, there is still the sound of us.”
