'Sussudio' was released as a single from Phil Collins' 1985 album 'No jacket required'. The main lyric came about as Col...

'Do you remember?' was originally a track on Phil Collins's 1990 album 'But Seriously'. Shortly after the release of tha...

Phil Collins' debut solo single ' In the air tonight ' was re-released in 1988 as a remix. The remix was made by Phil Collins an...

Phil Collins debuted as a solo artist in 1981 with his album 'Face value'. Three singles were taken from the album, of which 'If...

'Both sides of the story' was the first single from Phil Collins' 1994 album 'Both sides'. It was one of his socially co...

'Something happened on the way to heaven' was written by Phil Collins and Daryl Stuermer for the movie 'War of the roses', b...

'I wish it would rain down' was released in 1989 as the second single from Phil Collins' album 'But seriously'. Phil Col...

Released as the first single from his 1989 album 'But seriously', 'Another day in paradise' was written to bring attention t...

'Two hearts' was written by Phil Collins and Lamont Dozier (of Motown's Holland-Dozier-Holland) for the 1988 crime comedy film ...

Unlike many of the earlier Supremes records, 'You can't hurry love' has inspired many different cover versions. The most notable...

Everybody remembers Phil Collins' debut single 'In the air tonight' of course, but can you also name the single that followed it...

'That's just the way it is' was written by Phil Collins as an anti-war ballad, about the conflict in Northern Ireland, The Troub...

Phil Collins has said that 'Don't lose my number' was actually written during the recording sessions for his debut solo album ...

According to Phil Collins, 'Sussudio' is the result of an improvisation. He was just playing around with a drum machine, and the lyr...

'A groovy kind of love' was written by Toni Wine and Carol Bayer Sager. It is heavily based on the Rondo movement of Sonatina in G m...

Stephen Bishop wrote 'Separate lives'. He reportedly recorded the song himself as a duet with Kim Wilde, but in the end, it appeared...

Phil Collins was playing around with a drum machine when he started saying the chorus of 'One more night'. He later recalled that ...

The song 'Take me home' is not to be taken literally: it's not about a man going home. Phil Collins has explained that the song ...

While in the UK ' Why can't it wait til morning ' was released as a single, mainland Europe preferred the more uptempo 'It d...

'Why can't it wait 'til morning' was the fifth single taken from Phil Collins' second solo album 'Hello, I must be g...