Phil Collins ❏ - Studio and live albums
Phil Collins - Compilations With Non-Album Tracks/Alternate Versions/Previously Unreleased Tracks
Phil Collins - Single-only versions/remixes
Phil Collins - Unavailable on LP tracks
Phil Collins - Lee w/PC on Various Artists Audio/Video Compilations
We are waiting to add an entry for the “Phil Collins - Live at Montreux 2004” DVD.
Phil Collins - All Live!
Glass 2083 (2002) - Brazil DVD
1 - Only You And I Know*
2 - Against All Odds*
3 - Who Said I Would*
4 - Sussudio*
5 - Behind The Lines*
6 - Westside*
7 - One More Night*
8 - In The Air Tonight*
9 - Band Intro
10 - Like China*
11 - You Can’t Hurry Love*
12 - It Don’t Matter To Me*
13 - Hand In Hand*
14 - Take Me Home*
15 - It’s Alright*
16 - Droned
Notes: 1) This entry is about a Brazilian DVD re-release of the video known as “No Ticket Required”, originally released in the UK in 1986 on WEA Music Video 252 411-3 (VHS) and 252 411 (laserdisc). The live concert video was filmed during the May, 29, 1985 date that PC held at the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas, during a leg of the “No Jacket Required” World Tour. According to web sources it is possible that this DVD release be a bootleg, of inferior image quality than its laserdisc counterpart. My copy shows indeed a rather muddy NTSC image, but I have not seen the PAL laserdisc so I cannot make any first-hand comparison. 2) Track 16 (“Droned”) is a cut from the PC album “Face Value” mixed over the closing video credits. 3) The following credits were integrated with those taken from an image of the UK VHS release case. 4) My apologies for the low quality of the above picture, which was taken from the web and enhanced. 5) PAL VHS tape running time was 89:16.
Audio/Tour Credits
Phil Collins - Vocals, Drums (6, 8, 13), Percussion (11, 12, 13), Keyboards
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)*, Vocals
Chester Thompson - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15), Percussion (7, 13), Vibes
Daryl Stuermer - Guitar, Vocals
Peter Robinson - Keyboards
Don Myrick - Saxophone, Vocals
Louis Satterfield - Trombone, Vocals
Rahmlee Michael Davis - Trumpet, Vocals
Michael Harris - Trumpet, Vocals
Craig Schertz - Concert Sound Mixing Engineer
Recording Location:
Reunion Arena, Dallas, Texas (May 29, 1985)
Video Credits
Jim Yukich - Director
Paul Flattery - Producer
Bob Hart - Executive Producer
Tony Smith - Executive Producer
Karin Mani - Associate Producer
Daniel Pearl - Director of Photography
David Foster - Editor
Patrick Couchois - Editor
George Massenburg - Video Sound Mixing Engineer
Craig Schertz - Video Sound Mixing Engineer
Peter Ashworth - Photography
Robert Ellis - Photography
Baker Dave at Assorted Images - Video Package
“Many thanks to Showco, The Reunion Arena & Pace Concerts”.
“For more information on PC…Brad Lentz,
P.O. Box 12250, Overland Park, Kansas 66212, U.S.A.”.
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source: my records
pic/catalog #s: the web
Phil Collins - Serious Hits… Live!
Warner Music Vision 2564 60487-2 (2003) - EU 2-DVD set
Disc 1
1 - Hand In Hand*
2 - Hang In Long Enough*
3 - Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)*
4 - Don’t Lose My Number*
5 - Inside Out*
6 - Do You Remember?*
7 - Who Said I Would*
8 - Another Day In Paradise*
9 - Separate Lives*
10 - Saturday Night And Sunday Morning*
11 - The West Side*
12 - That’s Just The Way It Is*
13 - Something Happened On The Way To Heaven*
Disc 2
14 - Doesn’t Anybody Stay Together Anymore*
15 - One More Night*
16 - Colours*
17 - In The Air Tonight*
18 - Band Introductions
19 - You Can’t Hurry Love*
20 - Two Hearts*
21 - Sussudio*
22 - A Groovy Kind Of Love*
23 - Easy Lover*
24 - Always*
25 - Take Me Home*
Disc 1 Extra Features
Multiple Camera Angles (on all tracks)
Stage Construction Stills Sequence
Tour Programme
Photo Gallery
Disc 2 Extra Features
Multiple Camera Angles (on all tracks except 14, 15, 18)
Interview (Interview by Doug Adamson. Directed by Gary Dyson)
Photo Gallery
Notes: 1) Following a cross-comparison with various web resources, this 2-DVD set appears to be a re-release of same performance already issued in 1990 as “Seriously Live In Berlin” on Virgin Vision VVD 783 (VHS - UK) and on Warner Music Vision 9031-72728-6 (laserdisc - Japan). Actual DVD video content shows indeed the “Seriously Live In Berlin” title superimposed on intial scene. According to same sources, track list and duration appear to be unchanged, minus the extra features. 2) While the DVD credits and title are alike to the LP’s (see entry in the Phil Collins - Studio and Live Albums post), the flip side of the case correctly states that the concert in question was filmed “In Berlin”. 3) Although both PC and Chester Thompson play percussion during the performance, no ‘percussion’ player is credited. 4) For more video notes and credits, please refer to actual video content. 5) Total duration is approx 184 mins, with concert being approx 160 mins and documentary (interview) approx 24 mins.
Audio/Tour Credits
The Serious Guys:
Phil Collins - Vocals, Piano, Drums (1, 10, 11, 16, 17)
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)*
Chester Thompson - Drums (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25)
Daryl Stuermer - Guitars
Brad Cole - Keyboards
The Seriousettes:
Bridgette Bryant - Vocals
Arnold McCuller - Vocals
Fred White - Vocals
The Phenix Horns:
Don Myrick - Alto Sax
Lui Lui - Trombone
Rahmlee Michael Davis - Trumpet
Harry Kim - Trumpet
Recording Location:
Recorded during the ‘Serious Tour 1990’
Remixing Studios:
The Townhouse, London
Linford Manor, Milton Keynes
Power Station, NYC
Studio 4, Philadelphia
Los Angeles
The Farm, Surrey
Tony Smith - Management
Andy Mackrill - Tour Direction
Morris Lyda - Production Manager
Robert Colby - House Sound Engineer
Jonathan Smeeton - Lighting Designer
Geoff Banks - Guitar Technician
Justin Crew - Keyboard Technician
Steve Jones - PC’s Equipment
Brad Marsh - Drum Technician
Rusty Lowrey - Varilite Operator
Howard Page - P.A. System Engineer
Phil Christensen - Stage Monitor Engineer
Sheryl Gordon - Media Relations
Malcolm Craggs - Tour Manager
Danny Gillen - Assistant Tour Manager
Carol Graham - Band Wardrobe
Video Credits
Jim Yukich - Director
Phil Collins - Producer
Robert Colby - Producer, Mixing Engineer
Paul Gomersall - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Lewis Lee - Photography
Wherefore Art - Design
Phil Collins - Design
“Between Feb. and Oct. 90 we played 127 shows across the world. I would like to thank the band and crew for giving 100% of their love and enthusiasm at every show. I’d also like to thank the fans, who play more of a part in a show than they realise, for their loyalty and affection. Love Phil Collins”.
“Very special thanks to: Carole, Vicky, Nicky and all at Hit & Run Music, Peter Bailey, Paul Devine, Peter Dlemos, Mike Farrell and I.T.G., Joe Flanagan, John Giddings and Solo, Dizzy Gosnell, Peter Greenlund, Howard Hopkins, Howie, Paul Kalenak, Peter Kenwood, Peter Lothian, Bob Mardon, Terry Millard, John Thomson, Michael Waters… plus others too numerous to mention but just as important!”.
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UK & Japan catalog #s: the web
Phil Collins - Finally…The First Farewell Tour
Warner Music Vision 2564 61982-2 (2004) - EU 2-DVD set
Disc 1 Live At Bercy, Paris
1 - Drums, Drums & More Drums
2 - Something Happened On The Way To Heaven*
3 - Against All Odds*
4 - Don’t Lose My Number*
5 - Chat To Audience
6 - You’ll Be In My Heart*
7 - One More Night*
8 - Can’t Stop Loving You*
9 - Hang In Long Enough*
10 - True Colours*
11 - Come With Me*
12 - Groovy Kind Of Love*
13 - I Missed Again*
14 - Another Day In Paradise*
15 - No Way Out*
16 - Separate Lives*
Disc 2 Live At Bercy, Paris
17 - In The Air Tonight*
18 - Dance Into The Light*
19 - You Can’t Hurry Love*
20 - Two Hearts*
21 - Wear My Hat*
22 - Easy Lover*
23 - Sussudio*
24 - It’s Not Too Late*
25 - Take Me Home*
Disc 1 Extra Features
Extra Angles (on tracks 1, 11)
Original Music Videos:
V1 - Something Happened On The Way To Heaven*
V2 - Against All Odds
V3- Don’t Lose My Number*
V4 - You’ll Be In My Heart
V5 - One More Night*
V6 - Can’t Stop Loving You
V7 - Hang In Long Enough*
V8 - True Colours
V9 - Groovy Kind Of Love
V10 - I Missed Again
V11 - Another Day In Paradise*
V12 - No Way Out
V13 - Separate Lives
V14 - Against All Odds (Philadelphia Live Aid Performance)
V15 - Pick Up The Pieces (Wild Card - Live at Montreaux Jazz Festival, 1989)
Disc 2 Extra Features
Extra Angles (on tracks 21, 22)
Original Music Videos:
V16 - In The Air Tonight
V17 - Dance Into The Light
V18 - You Can’t Hurry Love
V19 - Two Hearts
V20 - Wear My Hat
V21 - Easy Lover
V22 - Sussudio*
V23 - Take Me Home*
V24 - In The Air Tonight (Secret Policeman’s Other Ball Live Performance)
Phil’s World:
V25 - A Bit Of A Parking Problem
V26 - But First… The Final Documentary*
V 27 - Phil’s Flash Gallery (Tour Photo Gallery)
Phil’s Special:
V28 - At Last… The Long Lost Network TV Special*
Notes: 1) Entry is about the 2-DVD release of PC’s performance at Le Palais Omnisports Paris Bercy, Paris, France held on Wednesday, June 16th 2004, during PC’s “First Farewell” Tour. 2) Extra features include many of PC’s promotional music videos, plus a “Live Aid” performance and a “Secret Policeman’s Other Ball” performance. Lee’s presence in the music videos has been listed both when actually playing on the audio track and when only acting. Since the audio track on these music videos is the same as on official record releases, please see the Phil Collins - Studio and Live Albums post for more detailed musician credits. 3) Lee is interviewed in the tour documentary (V26). 4) Extra features include a 1990 TV special filmed for CBS Television in the US by director Jim Yukich “Seriously… Phil Collins”. (V28). 5) Occasionally, other members of the band besides Luis Conte appear to be playing percussion. These have not been credited. 6) Total duration of DVD is approx 357 mins, with concert being approx 133 mins and extras approx 224 mins. 7) For more video notes by PC, please refer to actual video content. 8) For more credits pertaining to the music videos, please refer to actual video content.
Audio/Tour Credits
The Band:
Phil Collins - Lead Vocals, Drums (1, 17, 21, 25)
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)* On Extra Features: Bass Guitar (V3, V5, V11, V23, V26, V28), Actor (V1, V3, V7, V22, V26, V28), Interviewee (V26)
Chester Thompson - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
Daryl Stuermer - Guitar
Ronnie Caryl - Guitar
Brad Cole - Keyboards
Luis Conte - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25)
The Singers:
Amy Keys - Singer
Lamont Vanhook - Singer
Lynne Fiddmont-Lindsey - Singer
Connie Jackson-Comegys - Singer
Bill Cantos - Singer
The Vine Street Horns:
Harry Kim - Trumpet
Gerald Albright - Sax
Dan Fornero - Trumpet
Arturo Velasco - Trombone
Project Policed by Phil Collins
Harry Kim - Horn Arrangements
Recording Location:
Le Bercy, Paris, France (Wednesday, June 16th 2004)
The Crew:
Tony Smith - Tour Director
Tim Brockman - Tour Manager
Steve Jones - Production Manager
Howard Hopkins - Production Manager
Danny Gillen - Personal Assistant to PC
Noel Rush - Assistant Tour Manager/Security
Jane Finn - Production Assistant
Vince Foster - Lighting Designer
Tellson James - Lighting Operator
Michel Colin - Front of House Engineer
Alain Schneebeli - Monitor Engineer
Paul Eastman - Backline/Keyboards
Brad Marsh - Backline/Drums
Aidan Mullen - Backline/Guitars
Dave Rule - Backline/Guitars
Mark Smith - Backline/Drums
Scotty Duhig - Lighting Crew Chief
Ruary Macphie - Video Director
Stuart Heany - Video Engineer
David Lloyd Rowe - Lead Rigger
Eileen Litrici - Wardrobe
Martha Heckman - Wardrobe
Video Credits
Hamish Hamilton - Director
Jim Parsons - Producer
Tony Smith - Executive Producer
Carol Willis - Coordinator
Ray Shulman for Isonic - Authoring
Nick Davis - DVD Sound Mixing Engineer
David Costa for Wherefore Art? - Package Art Direction, Design
Emil Dacanay for Wherefore Art? - Package Art Direction, Design
Phil Collins for Wherefore Art? - Package Art Direction, Design
Guido Karp - Live Photography
“If all has gone according to plan, you have in your hand more than just a memento of my last full tour. You will have a broad overview of a lot of what I’ve done in the last 25 years. There’ll be huge gaps of course…Genesis, there’s 30 years of work there alone. Brand X…the Princes Trust events… Hugely enjoyable times with Eric Clapton as his drummer…my big band tours with Quincy Jones and Tony Bennett, and the album that followed. …The acting…the numerous gigs, sessions and albums with some of my heroes… Lots more that I’m probably forgetting… So yes, there are some quite large holes that only a 5 or 6 DVD set could fill…maybe one day…
Anyway, just focusing on the solo work, as well as the full concert, you have access to many of the clips for the various singles…some hits, some not. Some seen, some not. Access to a few moments of relevance like “Live Aid” when I hopped continents, or “The Secret Policemans Other Ball” where I played “In The Air” on the piano for the very first time, quite terrified. Little moments that give alternate views of the same song.
There’s an interesting “period piece” that CBS screened in the USA to a mystified public during my “golden years” in the late 80’s, featuring a bizarre mix of people like Bruce Willis, John Travolta, John Candy, Dr. Dre, Henry Mancini, Gilbert Gottfried, The Ultimate Warrior and many many others… All this has been wrapped up to give a pocket guide to my efforts thus far, so dig in and enjoy…”.
“Before I go…..
to the players and singers who gave 110% every night just to make my music sound good,
to Pud and Howard and the crew for getting everything up in time and working,
to Tim, Danny and Noel for shepherding the band from sleep, to hotel, to stage, to hotel and back to sleep again,
to Michel and Alain and the sound crew who made it sound good whether we were in an arena, a stadium, an abattoir or a concrete shell,
to Vince and Telson for giving us something great to look at
to Scotty and the lighting crew for nursing the sick lights back to health,
to Ruary and his band of merry men for catching all the right moments,
to David and Vincent for ensuring the whole bloody thing didn’t fall on somebody,
to Eileen and Martha who had to be mum to the band and crew, and sew and iron and fix and wash,
to Mike and the Chippies for adding a bit here and taking it off there,
to the bus drivers who drove diligently through the night ferrying a sleeping crew just so they could put it all up again,
to the truck drivers who safely carried the instruments, lights and stage and confetti guns from country to country,
to the caterers who fed the army of skilled and unskilled labour as if it were a family of 4,
to the agents and promoters who gave everyone the opportunity to look and listen one last time,
to Nicky for balancing the books,
to Tony who with his left and right hands, Carol and Jo, guided and plotted the last 25 years of my life,
to Mike, Tony, Peter and Steve who shared some trailblazing moments all those years ago,
to all my friends and heroes who let me guide them or play for them,
to the fans who loyally stood in the wind, rain or snow so they could be at the front,
to the fans that bought the records,
to my kids who for the last 30 years have followed dad around the globe without complaint just because that’s his job,
to my wife Orianne for loving me and for responding honestly to my occasional great and sometimes terrible ideas,
to indeed everybody that has contributed in any way, small or otherwise, to me being able to play my music and make a living, and beyond…..
……..a huge thank you. PC xxx”.
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source/pic: my records
Phil Collins - The Long Goodnight - A Film About Phil Collins
Philip Collins Limited (2007) - US DVD
Notes: 1) This entry is about a video documentary released in 2007 and sold exclusively at concert venues during that year’s Genesis tour. 2) Documentary was filmed during the 2005 Europe/Mid East leg of the Phil Collins “First Final Farewell Tour” and is a chronological assemblage of behind-the-scenes footage shot during those concerts, with in-camera interview material and short performance clips. 3) Besides Phil Collins and Lee, some of the other people interviewed in the video are musicians Daryl Stuermer, Ronnie Caryl, Luis Conte and Harry Kim, and tour director Tony Smith. 4) Following credits were taken exclusively from the DVD cover. For more extensive credits please do refer to DVD content itself. 5) For a complete list of performers on this tour please check out the “Finally…The First Farewell Tour” DVD video entry above. 6) NTSC running time is 75:54. 7) DVD video comes in region-free encoding.
Video Credits
Anthony Mathile - Director, Producer
Phil Collins - Music
Tony Smith - Producer
Bill Lord - Producer
Marcus Viner - Producer
“In 2004 I came to a major decision in my life. I decided to stop my seemingly endless days of touring. I had been on the road for the last 30 years, and now with 2 young children I decided that enough was enough. // It was time to say goodnight. // This film documents the last stage of that goodnight tour. It covered many places I'd never played before, and some places NO ONE had played before. The result was that we encountered many remarkable obstacles. // Sadly it was during this tour that my marriage slowly disintegrated before my eyes....and there was nothing to be done but continue. // Filmmaker Anthony Mathile was with me from the first day of rehearsals to the last day in Prague. Therefore he captured many moments, good/bad...happy/sad. For me it is a film of mixed emotions, but it is also a film that touches me more than anything I've done before. // PC”.
“The Long Goodnight - A Film About Phil Collins” - US DVD - disc screen print
“The Long Goodnight - A Film About Phil Collins” - US DVD - back cover
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