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CD Details

Released: November 17, 1989
Originally Released: 1989
Label: Atlantic

Tracks:

1.Hang In Long Enough
2.That's Just The Way It IS
3.Do You Remember?
4.Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
5.Colours
6.I Wish It Would Rain Down
7.Another Day In Paradise
8.Heat On The Street
9.All Of My Life
10.Saturday Night And Sunday Morning
11.Father To Son
12.Find A Way To My Heart

Product Description:

Personnel: Phil Collins (vocals, keyboards, drums, tambourine); David Crosby (vocals); Daryl Stuermer, Dominic Miller, Eric Clapton (guitar); Steve Winwood (Hammond organ); Nathan East, Lelan Sklar, Pino Palladino (bass); Alex Brown, Marva King, Lynn Fiddmont (background vocals).

Phoenix Horns: Don Myrick (saxophone); Harry Kim, Rhomlee Michael Davis (trumpet); Louis Satterfield (trombone).

Recorded at the Farm, Surrey, England and A&M Studios, Los Angeles, California.

Phil Collins' fourth solo album, 1989's BUT SERIOUSLY, is the first solo release by the Genesis drummer after 1985's NO JACKET REQUIRED, the album which catapulted this oddly charming guy into a multimedia superstar with a budding film and television career. As the title hints, BUT SERIOUSLY is a mature, thoughtful album, less giddy than the hit machine that was NO JACKET REQUIRED, and with a newfound sense of social commentary on songs like "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven" and the anti-homelessness single "Another Day in Paradise."

What saves BUT SERIOUSLY from incipient earnestness is Collins' usual sense of diffident offhandedness, and his typically fine sense of pop songcraft. While BUT SERIOUSLY was not the worldbeater its predecessor was, it's a more satisfying and long-lasting album.