English psych-rock outfit The Pretty Things played their “Last Bow” farewell show at the indigo theater in London’s O2 last week, and the ’60s-era band welcomed a couple of very special guests in Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour and singer-songwriter Van Morrison for several tunes throughout the evening.

As Rolling Stone reports, Gilmour was the first of the two musicians to emerge, as the guitarist joined The Pretty Things during their second of three sets for five songs (most of which come from the band’s 1968 album S.F. Sorrow, which they rerecorded live at Abbey Road studios with Gilmour in 1998), while Morrison came out in the following set for for covers of “Baby, Please Don’t Go” and Bo Diddley’s “I Can Tell” and “You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover.” Gilmour then helped close out the third set on “L.S.D.” and “Old Man Going.”

The night’s encore also featured another collaborative Bo Diddley cover, when both Gilmour and Morrison joined The Pretty Things for “Road Runner” (which the band released as a single in 1965) before frontman Phil May and guitarist Dick Taylor closed out the farewell evening with “Loneliest Person.”

See the full setlist and a couple of fan-shot videos from the night below.

The Pretty Things
indigo at The O2, London, England

Set I: Honey I Need, Don’t Bring Me Down, Buzz the Jerk, Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut, Get the Picture?, The Sam Sun, Alexander, Defecting Grey, Big Boss Man, Midnight to Six Man, Mr. Evasion

Set II: Scene One*, S.F. Sorrow is Born*, She Says Good Morning^*, Baron Saturday^*, Trust^*, I See You^*, Cries From the Midnight Circus^*

Set III: I Can’t Be Satisfied, Come On in My Kitchen, Baby Please Don’t Go+, I Can Tell+, You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover+, Come See Me, Mona, L.S.D.^, Old Man Going^

Enc: Rosalyn, Road Runner^+, Loneliest Person

Notes: * w/ Skip Alan, Wally Waller and Jon Povey
^ w/ David Gilmour
+ w/ Van Morrison

Source: setlist.fm