coming up on episode of 1,567, it's time for another cover story for a dude who started out in a band,

got, got, came in as a replacement vocalist, actually was part of the band before,

came in as a replacement vocalist, turned that band into a different kind of band,

more of a pop band from the Prague band that it was,

then became an incredible solo performer

and also a soundtrack go-to.

I'm talking about Phil Collins.

Phil Collins just turned 75.

We're going to do a Phil Collins cover story.

All this and more coming up right now on Coverville.

Music cover story. All this and more. cover me. Greetings from Coverville for a Thursday morning.

Well, I'm looking for a ho-hoo.

Come on in and cover me.

Greetings from Coverville for a Thursday morning. It is Thursday, January 29th, 2026. My name is Bradven. Welcome to another edition of Coverville, a cover story edition, where we focus on one band or artist and kind of take you through some of their biggest songs either as covers or

covers that they do themselves. This is your coverville 101 in case you're brand new here. Today

that subject is Phil Collins. A drummer for Genesis then became drummer and lead singer

once Peter Gabriel left the band and and then solo artist, and like I said,

used for so many soundtracks, just either one-off songs or duets or entire soundtracks like Disney's

Tarzan, so many, so many different ways you can enjoy your Phil Collins.

Let's get to what my, what I would consider the best way is, uh, the peak of his solo stuff.

Um, this is, uh, uh, one of those songs that you just can't help air drumming to.

And for a guy, I believe, if I remember correctly, he invented that gated drum sound that you just can't help air drumming to. And for a guy, I believe, if I remember correctly,

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