Home / Music / Richard Wright's Financial Troubles: Tax Bills and Selling His MansionMusic band music richard-wright financial-troubles-tax-billsRichard Wright's Financial Troubles: Tax Bills and Selling His MansionDespite Pink Floyd’s massive wealth, keyboardist Rick Wright hit serious financial trouble in the late 1970s. During the band’s most profitable era, Search AmazonAs an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes1969 Live at the Paradiso Bootleg: The 15-Minute 'Astronomy Domine' Is Pink Floyd at Their Most Aggressive1974: Pink Floyd’s First Grammy Nomination (and Win) for The Dark Side of the Moon2011 Discovery vs. 1994 EMI Remasters: Which Pink Floyd Sound Is Better?2016 Back Catalogue Vinyl of A Saucerful of Secrets: Sourced from Analog Tapes, Original Tracklist Intact2017 Piper Mono Vinyl: Original Masters, but Not the Single Mix of Astronomy DomineExploreRon Geesin, 'Atom Heart Mother,' and the Classical Influences That Shaped Pink Floyd's Orchestral ExperimentsRon Geesin's Orchestral Intervention and the Recording Nightmare of 'Atom Heart Mother'Ron Geesin: The Orchestral Architect Behind Pink Floyd's Atom Heart MotherRon Wood’s 1974 Solo Album Was Basically a Stones Jam Session — Here’s How Jagger and Richards Got InvolvedRon Wood’s Ampeg V-4 and the Gritty Slide on ‘Miss You’Previous Richard Wright's Keyboard Setup on 'Dark Side of the Moon' and His Jazz InfluenceNext Richard Wright's departure from Pink Floyd during 'The Wall' and its reflection in the album's themes