Saxophonist Dick Parry, who collaborated closely with Pink Floyd and David Gilmour, dies at age 83, multiple outlets report. Parry is best known for the saxophone solos and parts associated with several of the band’s most recognized tracks. Sources cite his work on “Money” and “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” as well as contributions to “Wish You Were Here” and “Us and Them.” Several reports link these performances to Pink Floyd’s landmark albums, including “The Dark Side of the Moon” and “Wish You Were Here,” where his playing is described as central to key moments on the records. Rolling Stone and others also note that Parry was a longtime friend of Gilmour and that he often joined Pink Floyd on tour. Deadline reports that Gilmour announced Parry’s death. Across the coverage, Parry’s role is consistently characterized as a significant and widely remembered contribution to the band’s classic-era sound, particularly the saxophone work heard on major radio and album tracks.