His first solo album, cut in France with a small band while Pink Floyd were on a break. Guitar-led rock, loose and unhurried, closer to a jam than a studio statement.
His second solo record, made after The Final Cut with guests including Pete Townshend and Steve Winwood. A cleaner, more mainstream eighties rock sound.
His first solo album in twenty-two years, calm and reflective, co-written with his wife Polly Samson. It reached number one in the UK.
A varied album ranging from blues and jazz colours to orchestral pieces, again written largely with Polly Samson. It topped the UK chart.
Recorded during the pandemic with producer Charlie Andrew, his warmest-received solo work in years. It includes a track grown from an old jam with Pink Floyd's Richard Wright.