The British musician Phil Collins, who was one of the best-selling musicians in the world in the 1980s, announced his return at the end of last year from the musical retirement he entered in 2011. He started his second musical spring by reworking his own past solo albums, but in addition to the reworked the covers of the tracks also caught our eye. At first glance, they are identical to the originals, and indeed they are, with the important difference that Phil Collins from 2015 or 2016 and not a younger version. The albums are part of the music retrospective Take A Look At Me Now.
Phil Collins, British musician, who sold more than 100 million independently and another 50 million more albums that he recorded with the band Genesis (he was the drummer and frontman), he returned to the music scene in 2015, announcing his renewed foray into the music stages and charts with the release of reworked solo albums as part of the retrospective Take A Look At Me Now.
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On this occasion, Phil Collins is for reissues of his albums recreated or re-recorded as well original album covers Testify, Dance Into The Light, Hello, I Must Be Going, Face Value, Both Sides and No Jacket Required.
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