Phil Collins – ...But Seriously
Tracklist
| A1 | Hang In Long Enough | |
| A2 | That's Just The Way It Is | |
| A3 | Find A Way To My Heart | |
| A4 | Colours | |
| A5 | Father To Son | |
| B1 | Another Day In Paradise | |
| B2 | All Of My Life | |
| B3 | Something Happened On The Way To Heaven | |
| B4 | Do You Remember? | |
| B5 | I Wish It Would Rain Down |
Companies, etc.
- Copyright © – Philip Collins Ltd.
- Copyright © – Hit & Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
- Copyright © – Stuermer Sound Inc.
- Copyright © – WEA International Inc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – WEA International Inc.
- Manufactured By – WEA Records Pty. Limited
- Distributed By – WEA Records Pty. Limited
- Published By – Essex Music
- Recorded At – The Farm
- Recorded At – A&M Studios
- Pressed By – CBS Records, Artarmon – MX304507
- Pressed By – CBS Records, Artarmon – MX304508
Credits
- Engineer [Assistant] – Simon Osborne
- Photography By – Mr. Trevor Key*
- Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Hugh Padgham
- Producer, Mixed By, Written-By, Keyboards, Vocals – Phil Collins
Notes
Recorded at the Farm, Surrey, England, and A+M Studios, L.A., U.S.A.
Recorded digitally except Bass & Drums. All horn parts recorded in Real Time!
The Phenix Horns are:
Don Myrick - Saxophones
Louis Satterfield - Trombone
Harry Kim - Trumpet
Rhomlee Michael Davis - Trumpet
Horns Arranged by Tom Tom 99.
Music Prepared by Maurice Spears.
David Crosby appears courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Eric Clapton appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.
Steve Winwood appears courtesy of Virgin Records.
Stephen Bishop appears courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Track B5 additional credit: and the guys & girls in the Choir, too many to mention!
All titles published by Essex Music.
© 1989 Philip Collins Ltd./Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
Track B3: © 1989 Philip Collins Ltd./Stuermer Sound Inc./℗ Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
All lyrics reproduced by kind persmission of Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
For Australia & New Zealand lyrics reprinted by permission of: MMA Music.
℗© 1989 WEA International Inc.
Manufactured and distributed by WEA Records Pty. Limited.
Recorded digitally except Bass & Drums. All horn parts recorded in Real Time!
The Phenix Horns are:
Don Myrick - Saxophones
Louis Satterfield - Trombone
Harry Kim - Trumpet
Rhomlee Michael Davis - Trumpet
Horns Arranged by Tom Tom 99.
Music Prepared by Maurice Spears.
David Crosby appears courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Eric Clapton appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records.
Steve Winwood appears courtesy of Virgin Records.
Stephen Bishop appears courtesy of Atlantic Records.
Track B5 additional credit: and the guys & girls in the Choir, too many to mention!
All titles published by Essex Music.
© 1989 Philip Collins Ltd./Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
Track B3: © 1989 Philip Collins Ltd./Stuermer Sound Inc./℗ Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
All lyrics reproduced by kind persmission of Hit and Run Music (Publishing) Ltd.
For Australia & New Zealand lyrics reprinted by permission of: MMA Music.
℗© 1989 WEA International Inc.
Manufactured and distributed by WEA Records Pty. Limited.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 0 2292-56919-1 0
- Barcode (Scanned): 022925691910
- Matrix / Runout (Side A label): MX304507
- Matrix / Runout (Side B label): MX304508
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, hand-etched): MX 304507 256919-1-1 MASTERDISK 56919-1-A-DMM SP3 - 3 SP-AUS
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, hand-etched): MX 304508 256919-1-2 56919-1-B-DMM SP3 - 3 SP-AUS
Other Versions (5 of 210)
View All| Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Recently Edited | ...But Seriously (CD, Album, Stereo) | WEA, WEA | 256 984-2, 256984-2 | Europe | 1989 | ||
Recently Edited | ...But Seriously (CD, Album) | Atlantic | CD 82050 | Canada | 1989 | ||
Recently Edited | ...But Seriously (Cassette, Album) | WEA | 256 984-4 | Europe | 1989 | ||
Recently Edited | ...But Seriously (LP, Album, Stereo) | WEA, WEA, WEA | 256919 -1, 256 919-1, 256 919 -1 | Europe | 1989 | ||
Recently Edited | ...But Seriously (LP, Album) | Virgin | V2620 | UK | 1989 |
Recommendations
Reviews
Edited 2 years agoIsn't it funny how different our tastes can be. For me, this is Phil's very best work. It's just so mature and emotional compared to some of his earlier pop songs.
I don't know there's a single bad track on this album, and I agree with the other poster - the order of music on the LP is far better than on CD.
I saw Phil in concert in Australia in 1990 when promoting this album, and I'll never forget the experience of hearing him play an extended drum solo. I had no idea what was coming (I was 18 and had no idea of his drumming credentials). The man is a drumming demon.
After the solo, which ran for about 10 mins, he had to have a sit down on the edge of the stage and sing a slow ballad.
Oh and his vocals live are almost imperceptible to his studio vocals - the dude is that good.
Love ya work Phil.
I have both the original Australian pressing and the modern re-release clear vinyl. In my opinion the original edges out the repress, even though the repress is spread over 2 records and the original is pushing 30 mins per side.- I've always had it on CD but it's nice hearing different running order. Give's the album a whole different vibe.
The last of Phil's good albums, before he kind of lost his way. Released a few years after No Jacket Required, it did not quite reach the stratospheric success of the previous album, but is still quite listenable. Unfortunately the album is recorded digitally apart from drums and bass and suffers as a result (No Jacket Required was only mixed digitally).
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