Ibiza Bar

"Ibiza Bar"
Single by Pink Floyd
from the album More
A-side	"The Nile Song"
Released	1969
Format	7"
Genre	Hard rock, psychedelic rock
Length	3:19
Label	Harvest
Writer(s)	David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason
Producer(s)	Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd singles chronology
"Point Me at the Sky" (1968) "The Nile Song" (1969) "One of These Days" (1971)
More track listing 13 tracks Side one "Cirrus Minor" "The Nile Song" "Crying Song" "Up the Khyber" "Green Is the Colour" "Cymbaline" "Party Sequence" Side two "Main Theme" "Ibiza Bar" "More Blues" "Quicksilver" "A Spanish Piece" "Dramatic Theme"

"Ibiza Bar" is a song by English rock band Pink Floyd, featured on their third album, More.^[1][2]

Music

The song opens with a rhythm guitar riff notably similar to that of "The Nile Song". However, unlike that track, "Ibiza Bar" does not change keys, staying with a verse of E and D major chords, and a chorus resolving to A major. The chorus could be said to modulate, via a series of chords based on accidentals, all major: A to C, G to B-flat, and F back to A. David Gilmour's lead guitar parts use a good deal of echo. This and "The Nile Song" are among the few flirtations the band made with a heavier sound, along with "The Gold It's in the..." from Obscured by Clouds and "Young Lust" from The Wall.

Personnel

• David Gilmour - electric guitars, lead vocals
• Richard Wright - piano, Farfisa organ, backing vocals
• Roger Waters - bass
• Nick Mason - drums

Cover

The song was covered by psychedelic/grunge band Love Battery on their album Between the Eyes, and Replicants on their eponymous debut album.

References

External links

• Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics