Pink Floyd saxophonist Dick Parry, who died aged 83 in May this year, left an estate worth just £50,000 – a fraction of the fortune of the more famous members of the legendary band. Parry played saxophone on many of Pink Floyd’s greatest hits including tracks from the albums Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here. While he was never formally a member of the rock band, he played regularly with them and was considered much more than simply a session musician. Probate records released today reveal that Parry of Kentford, Suffolk, died intestate without leaving a will, meaning his estate gets split between relatives. His grant of probate…
