7:53 after hearing this song and seeing the video for the first time, I told my mom I wanted to play trumpet for Phil Collins! I was 8 at the time, LOL, but I did play trumpet for about 7 years!
Next music lesson; Phil Collins and Philip Bailey - Easy Lover. It's just a banger! In 2015, when Collins was asked “What would you consider an artistic achievement?” Collins replied: “Easy Lover. If you put this record on today, it still sounds good. “It doesn’t age.” I 've got the long time record (in Germany called Maxi Single) at my 14th birthday as a present and I still love this song until today! Greetings from northern Germany 🇩🇪♥️
"The brass section is fire!" Well, they should be. They're from Earth, Wind, and Fire. They are the Phoenix Horns. Phil used them often for his solo projects. If you want a true "Yacht Rock" song, you listen to Crosby, Stills, and Nash "Southern Cross". It's actually about Steven Stills' yacht of the same name.
Wikipedia-Collins has said that he "improvised" the lyrics. Collins was playing around with a drum machine, and the lyric "su-sussudio" was what came out of his mouth. "So I kinda knew I had to find something else for that word, then I went back and tried to find another word that scanned as well as 'sussudio,' and I couldn't find one, so I went back to 'sussudio'", Collins said. According to Collins, the lyrics are about a schoolboy crush on a girl at school
Love Phil! He did a lullaby for his daughter Lily and later sang it for the Disney movie Tarzan. It might be something you could play for your new baby girl. It's called 'You'll Be In My Heart'.
As a dad of two girls, you definitely need to check out ‘You’ll Be In My Heart’. I wanted to play this for the father-daughter dance at my daughter’s wedding, but she didn’t want it because she said she would cry and ruin her makeup.
Your impression of Micheal McDonald was accurate. :) Also, that's Leland Sklar playing bass next to Phil. That dude has played for EVERYBODY. Funny thing, he looks pretty much the same today as here in the video. Last point, you should check "I Can't Dance" by Genesis, which was the band Phil was in before he went solo.
The concert I saw was for this album, No Jacket Required. It was a HUGE hit and all over the radio-and proof he was a super talented composer, singer and performer. It began his all over presence in music that eventually led to a backlash from people saying he was overexposed and a sellout. Hindsight has proven them wrong--he was simply a super talented dude doing what he was meant to do-create music and perform it to bring it to people who appreciated great music.
According to Patrick Bateman, Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like In the Air Tonight and Against All Odds. But he also thinks Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and he stresses the word artist. This is Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite.
@@marquisdelafayette1929 *Do you like Phil Collins? I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums. Christy, take off your robe. Listen to the brilliant ensemble playing of Banks, Collins and Rutherford. You can practically hear every nuance of every instrument. Sabrina, remove your dress. In terms of lyrical craftsmanship, the sheer songwriting, this album hits a new peak of professionalism. Sabrina, why don't you, uh, dance a little. Take the lyrics to Land of Confusion. In this song, Phil Collins addresses the problems of abusive political authority. In Too Deep is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting. Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as anything I've heard in rock. Christy, get down on your knees so Sabrina can see your asshole. Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like In the Air Tonight and Against All Odds. Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it. But I also think Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and I stress the word artist. This is Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite.*
Growing up as a kid (born 1979) my pops always had Phil Collins or Genesis always cued up in the tape deck. His voice and sound is a nostalgic time machine for me. Hearing this song takes me back to the humid summer days of Rhode Island mid 80s. I can still smell my dad’s Bruit cologne and see his feathered Mullet he wore proudly. We were not a family of means, but we were rich with music. My mom and dad always had the radio on and playing the hits.
When Phil was writing it... He used the made up word as a place holder, it was the same syllabic size needed and when he went back to replace the word, nothing seemed to fit so he kept it in. The Beatles did the same with the song "Yesterday" they used the placeholder "scrambled eggs" (3 syllables) When they were finished with the song they went back, took out "scrambled eggs" and dropped in "Yesterday" Silly, useless, fun facts 😊
Wouldn’t say Phil is yacht rock… I know he once said Susudio wasn’t about anyone he said he did have a horse by the same name but that was close as it came! Love this song so much love Phil!
The Yacht Rock legend you imitated (quite well!) is Michael McDonald who wrote many songs for other artists and sang background for many artists along with his solo stuff and his stint leading the Doobie Brothers.
I just love his voice and energy! Sussudio was about a girl but it was a made up name that he used with writing the melody then he wrote the lyric s and couldn’t come up with a real name to plug in that fit the melody so he kept it! Serendipity! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
Those are the Phenix horns EWF horns. Phil liked them so much that they performed and record with him often. Check out I don't care anymore and I can not believe is true
@@jmat5857 yes they are Amazing, he used them in his solo albums, hello I must be going and face value albums if I'm not mistaken, listen to the song I can not believe is true and the horns there sound Amazing.
This is 80s dance-pop with a heavy funk influence. Almost everyone says it sounds like Prince's 1999 and Phil even admitted to being a big fan of that song.
Hey BP. Had to give a little extra thanks for this one. Took me back to being a kid. Dad at the BBQ, mum pinning us down to smother us in sun lotion. Phil Collins was and is still one of my parents favourite artists. Tina Turner , and the main main man Rod Stewart. Anyways proud to be a member. But man PLEASE 🙏🏻 have a look at SHINEDOWN while you on ya rock journey they have broken numerous records on the US billboards. They can go real hard rock but got some amazing ballads you’ll know them without knowing. They did music for Sly’s film expandables Sly went to them. There’s an interesting story behind it. Anyway lots of love , respect to you and Don ✌🏻❤
@@chelseahaley8350 yes Chelsea 🙌🏻 I’m surprised they haven’t come across BP’s radar yet. I mean to me you look for rock then it’s gotta be shinedown right ? 21 years of number 1 hits and god knows how many “firsts” with the billboards. Brent’s voice is insaaaaaame and I could just have every record on all day. But then there’s my Ren. He’s taken me on a mad journey. He popped up on my home page about 18 months ago and been on the journey. That’s how I found BP looking for reactors and BP was same as me and got so excited showing other people etc. But no come on BP. 2 of us shouting for SHINEDOWN now !! Where you from Chelsea? xx
@@kerrysmethurst3972 Brwnt has one of my absolute favorite voices!! I got to see them live last year, and he's even more amazing in person!! I so hope he dives down that rabbithole!! I'm in Oregon! 😊
Sussudio isn't a word, as such. It was a place-holder whilst writing the song. He couldn't think of anything else to replace it with, so it just stuck. The brass section are part of Earth, Wind & Fire, who were known as the Phenix Horns and performing with Phil Collins a lot, particularly during the 80's material and became kind of a trademark sound of his for a while. 'I Missed Again', is a perfect example.
I personally in all my 66 years have not heard of yacht rock. Not saying I am a music guru, but but there are so many genres now in music that it’s ridiculous. It’s just music if you like it listen to it if you don’t don’t listen to it. That’s the way I see music. We stereotype music as much as we stereotype people. lol
I agree! I just love all music ( not much into opera) I don't think nor care what label it has. Why does it even have to have a label? I hear black music or white music, I don't care! Just enjoy it! I'm 76 and aI still listen to Hard rock Motown etc, labeled! Just good and sometimes Great music! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This was a huge hit for Phil, who at the time couldn't put out anything that wasn't fire. The man was everywhere in the 80's. Not only solo but with Genesis. His music was in movies, he sang on duets, he did Live Aid on two continents in the same day. Nothing stopped this guy and we didn't want him to stop. Check out his duet with Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire called - "Easy Lover". Yacht Rock is much more calming style of music. This is too pop and hyped up. To be considered Yacht Rock you need to be able to sit back, chill, feel the breeze blowing while enjoying a cocktail. This makes you want to jump onto the dance floor.
You've never heard of yacht rock because it didn't exist. In recent years , people started calling it that. We just called it soft rock back in the day.
You should check out Prince's "1999" which heavily influenced the sound of this record. It was reported they had to change the bass line because the version that was to be released sounded eerily similar to "1999". Also, Phil Collins' follow up hit single, "One More Night" was inspired by The Jacksons' "One More Chance" from their 1984 Victory album that included all Jackson brothers, including Jermaine and Michael.
You’re obviously thinking of Michael McDonald who was and probably still is the most sought after singer to work with in the studio great musician and singer! As far as Phil Colin’s well known for being a drummer but is a multi instrumentalist who can play several instruments and has on his albums!
I just want to tell you that I really enjoy your channel. I'm a 65 year old white woman from Minnesota and I don't normally listen to hip hop but, because of your channel, I've been checking it out. I love the one you just did with Anthony and Andiroo!😊
Written by Phil Collins. He changed the direction of Genesis when Peter Gabriel left to go solo. 3:18 Chester Thompson. He played drums 🥁 for Genesis when Collins does not. 3:42 Bearded man on left is Leland Sklar. He played bass guitar 🎸 for Collins and many musicians. Leland Sklar has a UA-cam channel where he teaches anybody to play ▶️ bass guitar 🎸. He, Rick Beato, Wings of Pegasus and Mary Spender have problems with musicians (such as AC/DC, Bryan Adams, Don Henley, Estate of Prince and Garth Brooks and any client of Irving Azoff) call for takedowns of videos. 😖 Suggested video 📹: 1 Phil Collins and Sting sing Take Me Home 🏡. 2 Peter Gabriel sings Big Time.
I recently made a playlist of music I wanted to listen to when I am with my 5 year old nephew. I was pleasantly surprised by how many Phil Collins/GENESIS songs were on there, the calm before the storm of AC/DC, AEROSMITH, BOSTON, DEF LEPPARD, GUNS & ROSES, KISS, LED ZEPPLIN, METALLICA, MOTLEY CRUE, OZZY OSBOURNE, NIRVANA, PEARL JAM, POISON, QUEENSRYCH, SOUNDGARDEN, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS, VELVET REVOLVER & WHITESNAKE. I realy enjoyed your reaction to the Professor OF Rock. Sent a thumbs up and a sub.
I heard this the other day and thought a Black Pegasus reaction would be cool. Thanks man! One thing I love about 80's music is the horns!!! And I'm a Metal Head! Never heard of Yaht rock though.....
I love me some Phil Collins!j) We used to jammed out to his music in the 80s. My understanding recently that all the songs he wrote were about his wife who they divorce because of his wanting to be a musician. Most of the jams that he made talking about love and loss were about his wife.
he does the whole soundtrack on the original disney Tarzan movie, which i love his voice is so unique. he never said sail away in this song 🤦🏽♀️ he said say the word.
Phil Collins isnt really considered Yacht rock, but I think some of his slower songs can be put into that genre! For me, yacht rock artists consists of.... Little River Band, America, The Doobie Brothers, Loggins and Messina, Toto, Dan Fogelberg, Poco, Gerry Rafferty, James Taylor, etc....One of my favorite genres of music! ❤
Phil Collin’s DRUM DUET with Chester Thompson (Genesis & Phil’s tour drummer) from the “1987 GENESIS Invisible Touch Tour Wembley Stadium” Must be this particular one. PLEASE check it out. 🥁👍🥂
You have to check out, I Don't Care Anymore! One if his best.
Yes!👍 and I can not believe is true.
Perfect song for a break-up
Phil just loved having earth wind and fire horn section play on his stuff.
“Easy Lover” with Philip Bailey from Earth Wind & Fire is fire.
Didn't know that learn so much reading the comments, Thanks
@@FinallyTunedI've always loved that song!!
Roller skating to this on Friday nights was crazy and fun!!
7:53 after hearing this song and seeing the video for the first time, I told my mom I wanted to play trumpet for Phil Collins! I was 8 at the time, LOL, but I did play trumpet for about 7 years!
This is 80's pop rock. For yacht rock you want more like Christopher Cross, or Jimmy Buffett
For sure, Jimmy Buffett
Or just like on the show Family Guy you need some Bob Welch like Peter was asking about. R.I.P. Bob.
Yeah! Christopher Cross! Especially with his song “Sailing!”
If you notice, the long hair and bearded bass player is the same guy but grey and older in his video "In the Air Tonight". Legendary bass player!
leland sklar
Next music lesson; Phil Collins and Philip Bailey - Easy Lover.
It's just a banger!
In 2015, when Collins was asked “What would you consider an artistic achievement?” Collins replied: “Easy Lover. If you put this record on today, it still sounds good. “It doesn’t age.”
I 've got the long time record (in Germany called Maxi Single) at my 14th birthday as a present and I still love this song until today!
Greetings from northern Germany 🇩🇪♥️
He reviewed Easy Lover a couple of months ago.
@@alitheweepingangel1742 Thank you, I've missed that... 😎
"The brass section is fire!" Well, they should be. They're from Earth, Wind, and Fire. They are the Phoenix Horns. Phil used them often for his solo projects.
If you want a true "Yacht Rock" song, you listen to Crosby, Stills, and Nash "Southern Cross". It's actually about Steven Stills' yacht of the same name.
Wikipedia-Collins has said that he "improvised" the lyrics. Collins was playing around with a drum machine, and the lyric "su-sussudio" was what came out of his mouth. "So I kinda knew I had to find something else for that word, then I went back and tried to find another word that scanned as well as 'sussudio,' and I couldn't find one, so I went back to 'sussudio'", Collins said. According to Collins, the lyrics are about a schoolboy crush on a girl at school
Thanks for the info! Never knew what the heck "sussudio" meant🤣 - just knew I loved the song!
*Phil's daughter Lily had a horse named Sussudio when she was younger, so it's now formally name.*
Love Phil! He did a lullaby for his daughter Lily and later sang it for the Disney movie Tarzan. It might be something you could play for your new baby girl. It's called 'You'll Be In My Heart'.
As a dad of two girls, you definitely need to check out ‘You’ll Be In My Heart’. I wanted to play this for the father-daughter dance at my daughter’s wedding, but she didn’t want it because she said she would cry and ruin her makeup.
Add "Lullaby" by Billy Joel to the list. Also beautiful ❤️
Annabel by Don Henley. Fantastic daddy song
He's not singing "Sail Away"....he's singing "Just say the word...Susussidio"
Exactly. The words "Sail Away" are nowhere in the song.
As Jane is saying, Phil is singing "Just say the word..." and this really isn't about sailing at all. Just pop rock.
Phil absolutely oozes coolness. Anything that comes from him is 🔥
Agree
Yep, PC is my favorite artist!
Your impression of Micheal McDonald was accurate. :)
Also, that's Leland Sklar playing bass next to Phil. That dude has played for EVERYBODY. Funny thing, he looks pretty much the same today as here in the video.
Last point, you should check "I Can't Dance" by Genesis, which was the band Phil was in before he went solo.
Groovy Kind of Love by Phil Collins will melt your heart. I felt this so much when my first child was born. You will love it!!
The concert I saw was for this album, No Jacket Required. It was a HUGE hit and all over the radio-and proof he was a super talented composer, singer and performer. It began his all over presence in music that eventually led to a backlash from people saying he was overexposed and a sellout. Hindsight has proven them wrong--he was simply a super talented dude doing what he was meant to do-create music and perform it to bring it to people who appreciated great music.
I LOVED this when it came out. Still do, but don't hear it as much these days.
Leeland Skylar, on bass. The most underated Bassist, that you've heard for decades, and never knew it...check out his discography. ❤..
This is straight 80's Pop! One of my favorite songs!
It was considered rock back in the day
@@nancymjohnson I was back in the day, this song was never considered rock.
Please react to Phil Collins-I Don’t Care Anymore! The drums and lyrics will blow you away! Love your reactions! ❤
His catalog is extensive, to say the least. Phil was and still is very, very popular . You couldn't turn the radio on without hearing Phil. ❤❤❤❤
This song was huge even on Black radio stations here in Detroit. Love this song!!❤
Phil,what a legend,what a music,what a culture,voice and all of that in one person. Rare !
LAND OF CONFUSION BY PHIL COLLINS...AN ABSOLUTE MIND BLOWING CLASSIC WITH CLAY FIGURE CHARACTERS LIKE GUMBY AND POKEY 😊
Great suggestion, but it's actually Genesis
Genesis.
Michael McDonnell another iconic recognizable voice even in backups!!❤❤❤🎉😂❤Stay safe out there peeps❤
According to Patrick Bateman, Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like In the Air Tonight and Against All Odds. But he also thinks Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and he stresses the word artist. This is Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite.
Had to scroll way too long to find a Bateman comment. 😂
@@marquisdelafayette1929 *Do you like Phil Collins? I've been a big Genesis fan ever since the release of their 1980 album, Duke. Before that, I really didn't understand any of their work. Too artsy, too intellectual. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent. I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpiece. It's an epic meditation on intangibility. At the same time, it deepens and enriches the meaning of the preceding three albums. Christy, take off your robe. Listen to the brilliant ensemble playing of Banks, Collins and Rutherford. You can practically hear every nuance of every instrument. Sabrina, remove your dress. In terms of lyrical craftsmanship, the sheer songwriting, this album hits a new peak of professionalism. Sabrina, why don't you, uh, dance a little. Take the lyrics to Land of Confusion. In this song, Phil Collins addresses the problems of abusive political authority. In Too Deep is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting. Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as anything I've heard in rock. Christy, get down on your knees so Sabrina can see your asshole. Phil Collins' solo career seems to be more commercial and therefore more satisfying, in a narrower way. Especially songs like In the Air Tonight and Against All Odds. Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it. But I also think Phil Collins works best within the confines of the group, than as a solo artist, and I stress the word artist. This is Sussudio, a great, great song, a personal favorite.*
Said it before and I'll say it again. Whatever Phil does solo or with Genesis is tops in my books. Doesn't matter what it's called. Love it all.
"Take Me Home"
Best Phil Collins song ever.
The performance live in Paris ( the First Farewell Tour ) is just Unreal...
Growing up as a kid (born 1979) my pops always had Phil Collins or Genesis always cued up in the tape deck. His voice and sound is a nostalgic time machine for me. Hearing this song takes me back to the humid summer days of Rhode Island mid 80s. I can still smell my dad’s Bruit cologne and see his feathered Mullet he wore proudly. We were not a family of means, but we were rich with music. My mom and dad always had the radio on and playing the hits.
This was just ROCK when it came out. Played it on the rock stations I was on.
I love this song! The brass section is tearing it up! Phil Collins is so versatile, love him!❤❤
Elsewhere than in the US, the slang abbreviation "sus" is short for suspicious, rather than suspect.
The brass section was called "the hot tub club" and were from Earth Wind & Fire
I think this was the first single off Phil Collins' third solo studio album, *No Jacket Required*, which came out in 1985.
He says, "just say the word ohhhhh, su sussudio." Not sail away
I was wondering where he was getting sail away. lol
Love Phil Collins . B p maybe you might like hearing I Dont Care Anymore by him its a real good one but up to you iof course
The live version at Perkins Palace Pasadena. Angry Phil at his best!
@@bscott5965 man I checked it out. Thanks. You ain't kidding...🔥 straight fire 5 star imo.
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No boats in the song, believe it's about a girl. Phil was quite rock/pop...never heard of yacht rock before!
When Phil was writing it... He used the made up word as a place holder, it was the same syllabic size needed and when he went back to replace the word, nothing seemed to fit so he kept it in.
The Beatles did the same with the song "Yesterday" they used the placeholder "scrambled eggs" (3 syllables)
When they were finished with the song they went back, took out "scrambled eggs" and dropped in "Yesterday"
Silly, useless, fun facts 😊
Another great “Club” song. We didn’t care about the word..It was so much fun to dance to so…We Loved It!
Wouldn’t say Phil is yacht rock… I know he once said Susudio wasn’t about anyone he said he did have a horse by the same name but that was close as it came!
Love this song so much love Phil!
You can't go wrong with Phil and want to react to ALL his greatest hits.
Literally impossible to sit still when this song is playing.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE PHIL COLLINS ❤️♥️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Yacht Rock legend you imitated (quite well!) is Michael McDonald who wrote many songs for other artists and sang background for many artists along with his solo stuff and his stint leading the Doobie Brothers.
That imitation was on point....lol
The brass section is part of Earth, Wind and Fire 🔥
Earth, Wind and Fire horn section cause they were an excellent band...had their records as well. They should be reacted to sometime.
Love Phill love this song ❤❤
I've been a longtime fan of Phil Collins. The lyric is "just say the word".
The lighter side of Phil. I Can't Dance is another. Or his duet with Philip Bailey - Easy Lover - the video is really fun.
Just a fun dance tune from the 80s. 💃
I just love his voice and energy! Sussudio was about a girl but it was a made up name that he used with writing the melody then he wrote the lyric s and couldn’t come up with a real name to plug in that fit the melody so he kept it! Serendipity! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
This is the kind of music that MAKES you get up and dance!!
Those are the Phenix horns EWF horns. Phil liked them so much that they performed and record with him often. Check out I don't care anymore and
I can not believe is true
So they are the real guys from Earth Wind & Fire? Cool. No wonder they are so awesome,
@@jmat5857 yes they are Amazing, he used them in his solo albums, hello I must be going and face value albums if I'm not mistaken, listen to the song I can not believe is true and the horns there sound Amazing.
Back in my clubbing days they burn the dance floor up!!! With Sussudio!! ❤❤❤❤❤
This is 80s dance-pop with a heavy funk influence. Almost everyone says it sounds like Prince's 1999 and Phil even admitted to being a big fan of that song.
Hey BP. Had to give a little extra thanks for this one. Took me back to being a kid. Dad at the BBQ, mum pinning us down to smother us in sun lotion. Phil Collins was and is still one of my parents favourite artists. Tina Turner , and the main main man Rod Stewart. Anyways proud to be a member. But man PLEASE 🙏🏻 have a look at SHINEDOWN while you on ya rock journey they have broken numerous records on the US billboards. They can go real hard rock but got some amazing ballads you’ll know them without knowing. They did music for Sly’s film expandables Sly went to them. There’s an interesting story behind it. Anyway lots of love , respect to you and Don ✌🏻❤
I second soing any and everything by Shinedown!! They are one of my absolute favorite bands, and I could listen to Brent sing ALL day!! 🥰
@@chelseahaley8350 yes Chelsea 🙌🏻 I’m surprised they haven’t come across BP’s radar yet. I mean to me you look for rock then it’s gotta be shinedown right ? 21 years of number 1 hits and god knows how many “firsts” with the billboards. Brent’s voice is insaaaaaame and I could just have every record on all day. But then there’s my Ren. He’s taken me on a mad journey. He popped up on my home page about 18 months ago and been on the journey. That’s how I found BP looking for reactors and BP was same as me and got so excited showing other people etc. But no come on BP. 2 of us shouting for SHINEDOWN now !! Where you from Chelsea? xx
@@kerrysmethurst3972 Brwnt has one of my absolute favorite voices!! I got to see them live last year, and he's even more amazing in person!! I so hope he dives down that rabbithole!! I'm in Oregon! 😊
@@chelseahaley8350 I hear you. I saw them live in November last year in Nottingham UK. Wow wow wow come on BP !!!
Yeah Phil is saying, JUST SAY THE WORD! Not sail away. This song is even better Live!
Sussudio isn't a word, as such. It was a place-holder whilst writing the song. He couldn't think of anything else to replace it with, so it just stuck.
The brass section are part of Earth, Wind & Fire, who were known as the Phenix Horns and performing with Phil Collins a lot, particularly during the 80's material and became kind of a trademark sound of his for a while. 'I Missed Again', is a perfect example.
Phil Collins/Genesis - Mama - Misunderstanding - Follow You Follow Me.......... Some of my Favorites! Please check these out, Really Awesome Songs!
These are all GENESIS songs.👍🥂
I'm really happy I became a member ❤
I've been a member for several months and watching every morning. I binged on all his videos. Even his own stuff (he's great?) Tell your friends.
That real pop is The Phoenix Horns formerly with the great Earth, Wind and Fire. It's the percussions
So nice to see something besides In the Air Tonight!
I personally in all my 66 years have not heard of yacht rock. Not saying I am a music guru, but but there are so many genres now in music that it’s ridiculous. It’s just music if you like it listen to it if you don’t don’t listen to it. That’s the way I see music. We stereotype music as much as we stereotype people. lol
I've only heard of Corporate Rock for bands like Fleetwood Mac and Journey, never heard of Yacht Rock.
I agree! I just love all music ( not much into opera) I don't think nor care what label it has. Why does it even have to have a label? I hear black music or white music, I don't care! Just enjoy it! I'm 76 and aI still listen to Hard rock Motown etc, labeled! Just good and sometimes Great music! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This was a huge hit for Phil, who at the time couldn't put out anything that wasn't fire. The man was everywhere in the 80's. Not only solo but with Genesis. His music was in movies, he sang on duets, he did Live Aid on two continents in the same day. Nothing stopped this guy and we didn't want him to stop. Check out his duet with Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire called - "Easy Lover".
Yacht Rock is much more calming style of music. This is too pop and hyped up. To be considered Yacht Rock you need to be able to sit back, chill, feel the breeze blowing while enjoying a cocktail. This makes you want to jump onto the dance floor.
Phil is his own genre.
Phil goes pop with no apologies.
Another day in paradise is a great one. I think you'll like it and it has a pretty good awareness also
In my opinion, this is just simply great music.
I've never heard of Yaht Rock, I'm not sure if that existed in the 80's...
You've never heard of yacht rock because it didn't exist. In recent years , people started calling it that. We just called it soft rock back in the day.
@@connieclarke8552 thank-you!
You should check out Prince's "1999" which heavily influenced the sound of this record. It was reported they had to change the bass line because the version that was to be released sounded eerily similar to "1999". Also, Phil Collins' follow up hit single, "One More Night" was inspired by The Jacksons' "One More Chance" from their 1984 Victory album that included all Jackson brothers, including Jermaine and Michael.
You’re obviously thinking of Michael McDonald who was and probably still is the most sought after singer to work with in the studio great musician and singer! As far as Phil Colin’s well known for being a drummer but is a multi instrumentalist who can play several instruments and has on his albums!
Phil Collins is the most complet artist out there. All his songs are pure fire. Dude is super talented.
Love Phil Collins.❤❤❤❤
Yauht rock!! 😂 😂 Love this song, Phil is a legend ❤
Phil also is an incredible Drummer! Amazing talented guy! Loved him in Genesis as well
was a great hit mid 80s might be played on YACHT stations
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According to Wikipedia, Phil made up the word.
Written by Phil Collins. He changed the direction of Genesis when Peter Gabriel left to go solo.
3:18 Chester Thompson. He played drums 🥁 for Genesis when Collins does not.
3:42 Bearded man on left is Leland Sklar. He played bass guitar 🎸 for Collins and many musicians. Leland Sklar has a UA-cam channel where he teaches anybody to play ▶️ bass guitar 🎸. He, Rick Beato, Wings of Pegasus and Mary Spender have problems with musicians (such as AC/DC, Bryan Adams, Don Henley, Estate of Prince and Garth Brooks and any client of Irving Azoff) call for takedowns of videos. 😖
Suggested video 📹: 1 Phil Collins and Sting sing Take Me Home 🏡. 2 Peter Gabriel sings Big Time.
Phil and Genesis are great live. You should check out Mama live at Knebworth, 1990. You won't be disappointed. 😊
Thats my Phil thank you for reacting too it!!!!❤
Love Phil Collins. If you have not you should check out his live version of In the Air Tonight. Love your reaction!
Good energy song for the gym.
I heard this band when I watched the movie Kickboxer, I haven't gone down the rabbit hole yet but this is a good starting point.
Phil is so fun...rockin 😜
I love the songs you really jam to. You sir, are amazing!!
I recently made a playlist of music I wanted to listen to when I am with my 5 year old nephew. I was pleasantly surprised by how many Phil Collins/GENESIS songs were on there, the calm before the storm of AC/DC, AEROSMITH, BOSTON, DEF LEPPARD, GUNS & ROSES, KISS, LED ZEPPLIN, METALLICA, MOTLEY CRUE, OZZY OSBOURNE, NIRVANA, PEARL JAM, POISON, QUEENSRYCH, SOUNDGARDEN, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS, VELVET REVOLVER & WHITESNAKE. I realy enjoyed your reaction to the Professor OF Rock. Sent a thumbs up and a sub.
He was so handsome and talented!
I heard this the other day and thought a Black Pegasus reaction would be cool. Thanks man!
One thing I love about 80's music is the horns!!! And I'm a Metal Head! Never heard of Yaht rock though.....
BP could you react long long way to go, by Phil, this song was used in Miami vice. Check out the version live from Paris. (Live and lossse in Paris)
I love me some Phil Collins!j) We used to jammed out to his music in the 80s.
My understanding recently that all the songs he wrote were about his wife who they divorce because of his wanting to be a musician. Most of the jams that he made talking about love and loss were about his wife.
to me the first and best yaht rock song is from Christopher Cross, Sailing This song just takes you away. you closes your eyes and you are sailing.
💘💘💘💘💘 Phil Collins is wonderful. Try Genesis' "Mama". Phil is so different in that song.
Such a banger. Phil Collins was a Staple for me growing up. Great reaction as usual my friend and Peace out ✌️ ☮️
he does the whole soundtrack on the original disney Tarzan movie, which i love his voice is so unique. he never said sail away in this song 🤦🏽♀️ he said say the word.
I agree. Is meant for a Yacht. Danced to it many times on Booze Cruises on Lake Ontario!
And an amazing yacht rock Classic to check out is Christopher Cross sailing
Love Phil !!
Phil Collins isnt really considered Yacht rock, but I think some of his slower songs can be put into that genre! For me, yacht rock artists consists of.... Little River Band, America, The Doobie Brothers, Loggins and Messina, Toto, Dan Fogelberg, Poco, Gerry Rafferty, James Taylor, etc....One of my favorite genres of music! ❤
I agree. But that’s the brilliant things about Phil. You can’t put him in a category. I think when he was with genesis maybe yacht rock more so 🤔
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Phil Collin’s DRUM DUET with Chester Thompson (Genesis & Phil’s tour drummer) from the “1987 GENESIS Invisible Touch Tour Wembley Stadium” Must be this particular one. PLEASE check it out. 🥁👍🥂
The genre is TOP 40.
The horn section is from Earth, Wind & FIRE 🔥🔥
Song never gets old for me.