Wealthy Scale MBA | Growth Lessons on Instagram: "The £30 Voice That Changed Rock Forever In January 1973, a 25-year-old session singer named Clare Torry walked into Abbey Road Studios expecting an ordinary job. Pink Floyd was finishing The Dark Side of the Moon, and the team asked her to improvise over an unfinished track called The Great Gig in the Sky. She asked what they wanted. Their answer: “Sing about death — but without words.” For two and a half minutes she poured out raw emotion, so in

Annals Of History on Instagram: "In January 1973, a 25-year-old session singer named Clare Torry walked into Abbey Road Studios for what she thought was just another gig. Pink Floyd was finishing The Dark Side of the Moon, and engineer Alan Parsons asked her to improvise vocals over an unfinished track called The Great Gig in the Sky. Clare asked, “What do you want me to sing?” The band basically said: “Feel it. No words. Just emotion.” She got paid £30. Standard session fee. And her name didn’t

How one unknown voice turned Pink Floyd song ‘Great Gig in the Sky’ into a classic