The 1960s singer Phil Collins never got to work with: “I realised it was important”
A more soulful angle.
Phil Collins
The 1981 song Phil Collins thought Genesis fans hated: “We’re going to reinvent ourselves”
Hurting their progressive credbility.
The 1967 song Phil Collins said had “the most incredible basslines of Motown ever”
The right kind of rhythm.
The 1986 Genesis song Tony Banks will never truly enjoy: “Straightforwrd rock”
Too simple-minded for his taste.
The 1990s album Phil Collins called the best he ever made: “I just am so proud”
The peak of lyrical prowess.
The 1978 song Phil Collins couldn’t stand performing: “It made me leave Genesis”
“I was trying to come up with ways to make it interesting.”
The one genre Phil Collins was never allowed to play: “It’s not what the band did”
Not right for their style.
The musical Phil Collins called the greatest ever: “One of the best scores ever written”
The most heartfelt melodies ever.
Roll with it: Oasis begrudgingly inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Phil Collins and Billy Idol
This year’s inductees have been revealed.
Five bitter feuds Phil Collins endured with fellow musicians
Not as easy listening as you would think.