A-Z of Phil Collins Phil Collins

The finale of this collection of stories, songs and memories from Phil’s life and career thus far focuses on the last few letters - from T to Z. And it’s a big finale as we dive into the subject of Phil’s recent touring, the Urban Renewal album, X rays, You Can’t Hurry Love and Josef Erich Zawinul.
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As we continue our journey through the alphabet - and Phil Collins' life and work - our next stops are the letters P to S, which would include Percy (also known as Robert) Plant, meeting the Queen, the subject of reunions (and a certain other group) and the skills needed to be a great drumming session player.
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The letters M to O are our focus this week on The A to Z of Phil Collins - and we’ll discover Phil’s unusual nickname, learn more about his passion for model trains, hear the story behind his autobiography ‘Not Dead Yet’ and (of course) we had to include the legendary ‘One More Night’. 
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The A to Z of Phil Collins this week is all about the letters I to L - so we’ll cover 'In The Air Tonight' (and that drum fill), Led Zeppelin’s drumming hero John Bonham, playing Knebworth and the classic Genesis album 'Lamb Lies Down On Broadway'. Enjoy!
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This week in The A to Z of Phil Collins, Phil himself tackles the letters E through to H. So expect to hear about his classic tune 'Easy Lover', Flats in Dagenham (drumming lingo apparently), General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (quite a name, quite a guy) and how he feels about a certain rhythmical Gorilla.
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Welcome to episode one of The A to Z of Phil Collins starting (appropriate enough) with the letter A and running to D. Along the way Phil himself will chat about Another Day In Paradise, Band Aid, Collard & Collard (a very special piano) and the Disney song that won him an Oscar.
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