Seventy-six years ago, Terence Charles White "Snowy" to friends was born in southern England, specifically in the county of Devon, in Barnstaple, a town of 34,000 inhabitants (source: Wikipedia). He played as a solo artist and collaborated with many people as a guitarist before forming his own band. A lot has been written about him in relation to the blues, but I want to recall just one aspect related to his work with Pink Floyd, for whom he played and recorded various pieces, namely when he was called as a second guitarist after the passing of Roger Keith "Syd" Barrett to play on the album "Animals," including a central solo in the track "Pigs on the Wing." The interesting thing is that the PF later decided to split the song into two parts, thereby removing his solo from the vinyl album version, a solo that, quite curiously, was preserved in the Stereo8 format and nothing… Pink Floyd - "Pigs on the Wing" Rare Guitar Solo from 8-Track