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As a child actor/singer, Phil Collins starred in London plays and landed small parts in several films, including a cameo in A Hard Day's Night. He cut his acting career short in 1970, however, when he joined Genesis as replacement drummer. Following the departure of front man Peter Gabriel, Genesis auditioned over 400 singers before handing Collins the reins. As Genesis' lead singer, Collins developed his signature sound and, while still part of the band, launched a solo career in '81 with the release of Face Value and the now classic "In The Air Tonight". Collins was one of the most popular mainstream artists of the '80s, topping the charts with decade staples like "Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)," "Sussudio" and "Another Day In Paradise."...more

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  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating  
Phil Collins CONCERT 12/16/1982 Berkeley Community Theatre 1:49:34 4.56
Bryan Ferry CONCERT 06/23/1977
Late Show		 Bottom Line 1:04:48 4.39
Phil Collins CONCERT 12/10/1982
Late Show		 Tower Theater 1:51:05 4.40
Eric Clapton CONCERT 04/22/1985 Richmond Coliseum 49:37 4.68
Phil Collins CONCERT 12/10/1982
Early Show		 Tower Theater 1:40:21 4.28
Bryan Ferry CONCERT 06/23/1977
Early Show		 Bottom Line 1:03:59 4.58
Genesis CONCERT 10/15/1986 Los Angeles Forum 2:31:37 4.71
Genesis CONCERT 06/10/1976 Hammersmith Odeon 59:21 4.74
Genesis CONCERT 10/22/1978 Hofheinz Pavilion 59:51 4.71
Genesis CONCERT 01/24/1975 Shrine Auditorium 2:06:26 4.72

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    Genesis may be the most confounding band of all time. Over the course of more than 30 years, the group has steadily increased in commercial success while charting a course that navigates two of rock ‘n’ roll’s most ridiculous tributaries (read more)

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