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Phil Collins – Testify – CD review
Six years had passed since Dance Into The Light before Phil Collins released a new studio album called Testify in 2002. Bernd Vormwald has listened to it.
Reviews of current and previous Phil Collins releases (including Flaming Youth and Brand X).
Six years had passed since Dance Into The Light before Phil Collins released a new studio album called Testify in 2002. Bernd Vormwald has listened to it.
Nachdem 1999 der Soundtrack zum Disney Film Tarzan im englischen Original erschien, legte Phil 2000 nach und veröffentlichte das ALbum unter anderem auch in deutscher Sprache.
When the DVD became increasingly popular Phil Collins released a documentary about how his debut album Face Value developed. It was published in the TDK series Classic albums. Christian Gerhardts checked it out.
Hudson Music released a VHS video and later a DVD of a special big band performance by Phil Collins.
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As the Volkswagen Group did when it sponsored Genesis’ We Can’t Dance Tour, Toyota also released a special CD as part of the promotion of Phil’s Dance Into Europe Tour, along with other “goodies”. Unlike the Wolfsburg We Dan’t Dance edition, which contained practically no new material but only six edited songs from the album,… View Article
Half a year after he officially left Genesis Phil Collins released Dance Into The Light. The album offers a couple of surprises, e.g. there is no drum computer on the record. Bernd Vormwald has all the details for you.
In 1996 a comprehensive and authorized biography about Phil Collins was published. Its author Ray Coleman had, however, already passed away when the excellent book came out.
During the Both Sides tour a VHS video was offered for sale at the merchandise stands only, the proceeds of which were donated for a good cause. Bernd Zindler tells us more about it.
After the highly successful Genesis tour in 1992 Phil Collins hurried back into the studio to (as it turned out later) cope with the problems of his private life. The result is Both Sides, a very personal album he recorded without any other musicians.