Phil Collins’ solo reissues campaign kicks off with the January 29th releases of deluxe editions of his albums Face Value and Both Sides. The next stage in the "Take A Look At Me Now" retrospective (via Rhino/Atlantic) comes on February 26th with brand new versions of Hello, I Must Be Going! and Dance Into The Light.

Phil Collins will soon begin rolling out super-deluxe versions of his solo albums as part of his "Take a Look at Me Now" retrospective campaign, beginning on January 29th with the re-release of 1981's Face Value and 1993's Both Sides. Collins dug into his vaults and unearthed many demos, B-sides and live songs to flesh out the albums into two-disc sets.

This re-mastered version of Collins' first solo album has been spruced up by Nick Davis, who has worked on ll the Genesis retrospective reissues.

There was a time when it was hard to get through the day without hearing Phil Collins.

He's back, but the legendary singer thought he had put the feet up forever!

The club of rock singing drummers is particularly exclusive, no doubt because it is reportedly one of the the hardest things to do musically.

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Blame Peter Gabriel. For five years, Phil Collins was just the drummer. But when the lead singer for Genesis quit in 1974, the band could not find a suitable replacement, and Collins reluctantly stepped in — and a superstar was born.

Phil Collins has explained why he’s being cautious about future plans after coming out of retirement last year.

Phil Collins just put out the first records from a solo career spanning retrospective, appropriately titled, "Take A Look At Me Now."