Drum Duet - Phil Collins and Chester Thompson drums AWESOME!

[@loucontino4804]

It’s too bad people will never see the likes of these two on stage again. The immense power was like a tsunami building and coming upon you. I caught them only twice in my concert going years way back at MSG and Byrne Arena and their power was ground shaking.

[@rk41gator]

1978 best concert of my life. Chester and Phil brought down the house!

[@HandlesAreForTools]

Chester passed on a job driving school bus to audition and get the gig of being a drummer for Zappa. Clearly he made the right choice...

[@timothylawson3262]

Absolutely 💯

[@davidkavanagh8175]

Watched this about 20 times and never get bored of it, why isn't Phil Collins rated amongst the top drummers of all time,???

[@DRourk]

He is...

[@janpierzchala2004]

why do you disseminate underrated garbage about greats,,,

[@anthonymaylett5823]

He is

[@anthonymaylett5823]

And dont forget chester Thompson

[@davidherder3568]

Maybe THIS will explain why not... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqLWlWWQpNN9e7s

[@Butterflies-are-free]

Phil drums with his WHOLE BEING! He is poetry in motion. I love him 💕

[@edglover4680]

It's like he's dancing with the drums. His body is so fluid and his movement so beautiful.

[@blkcatzette]

Such passion from both Phil and Chester absolutely love it. Can hear this over and over and never get tired!

[@drfritzstill-small-voice7003]

55 years old. I've heard most great solos. Phil is the best. However, this is ICONIC for drum masters. Most drummers are so individualistic they get lost in their one percussion. These two are THE BEST. It takes stellar talent to work together and put together a cadence this complex. THIS IS THE BEST SOLO.

[@noeliajaime7656]

+Dr Fritz Still-Small-Voice hes 65,if you're talking about Phil.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

doesnt even come close to neil peart

[@sayret269]

@@Augfordpdoggie just as Peart doesn't even come close to Weckl.

[@jamessanneman5620]

Difficult to argue.

[@margaret1321]

@@AugfordpdoggieAnd yet he counted Phil as one of his influences

[@generatorx]

Both drummers with their eyes closed, just feeling the groove and in the same zone. Simply awesome!!!

[@j.b9648]

Phil Collins and Chester Thompson.... Two masterpieces on drumms... .

[@mageerussell]

The chemistry and timing between these two was unparalleled. Was lucky enough to see this live many moons ago....WOW!!

[@markdarwin4390]

Me too. Saw Genesis in 83, 87, 92, and 2007 and the drum duet was such a highlight.

[@TartarianTopG]

@@markdarwin4390mannn

[@88BigEtrain]

Playing drums like a boss and chewing a gum simultaneously.Only Phil can look so cool, be so in the moment, and make playing drums look so easy and natural.You've just met the most versatile, technically perfect drummer there's ever been. He owns the world of drums.

[@paulmccurdie6253]

Nah, Neil Peart is far better than Phil Collins.

[@ms.maison2107]

STR8 UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mortcola]

@@paulmccurdie6253 For what its worth, Peart counts Phil as the first or second most important influence on his playing; cites Phil's playing on Selling England by The Pound as "the enduring masterpiece of rock drumming", which "couldn't have been played better or differently"; hearing him on the tour for that album as his inspiration for becoming the best progressive drummer he could be; stated that he learned what he'd have to aim for as a drummer by hearing Phil's feel and capacity to get a sound, a tone, a touch, "Lyrical", "exciting", "dynamic" "always in service of the music", with "his refined technique", and that while Peart applied what he learned from Collins and a few others to his "fff approach" (musical term for very loud and hard hitting), he couldn't imagine reaching that degree of dynamic subtlety, the way Phil goes from delicate and swinging to making the drums "bark". Phil was a fanatical student of the drums - who developed his particular "technique" after drilling the rudiments, because he had a kind of dyslexia for music notation - but he stopped focusing on developing as a technical drummer, and shifted to playing tasty simple beats like the Motown and Basie-era drummers he loved. Peart went on and kept developing his unique and powerful control and creativity. Neil was a beast, who deserves his reputation, but he was modest about who he was and wasn't - he played mostly within a narrow, heavy dynamic range, and was specific about how he simply didn't have the capacity to develop the kind of touch needed to play jazz, even though he used some imitation big-band stuff in his solos, which were a lot of fun, using such a variety of triggers and sounds. Jazz drumming uses of lots of seasoning - shifting accents, grace notes, commentary and variation between limbs, as well as a certain way of laying out the punches (cymbal/bass drum accents), such as in big band music. Phil used actual big band swing approaches in Genesis, sometimes even mixing actual bebop and swing ride and snare patterns into the music (listen to Fountain of Salmacis, from Nursery Crime, his first album with Genesis in 1971) - NC is a serious piece of classic prog in which a 20 year old Phil, young and busy but tasteful, tosses everything he loved to do into the mix. That was just the beginning. And then there's Brand X, Unorthodox Behaviour being their first official album, which is a watershed album for complex, fun fusion - like Return To Forever mixed with Monty Python. Love Peart's playing (as you should)? Listen to Nuclear Burn, Running On Three, Malaga Virgin, ...and so to f... The Seconds Out version of Firth of FifthCinema Show (folks say that's Bruford.... but Bruford plays during the verses, and then switches to assorted percussion while Phil takes over the drum kit on the 7/8 instrumental section, with Bill coming in for double drums in the final third of the instrumental section). The studio version is a graceful 7/8 shuffle with jazz accents; the Seconds Out version is a burning, syncopated, symphonic-prog masterpiece). Then listen to Villa Strangiato or any of several Rush epics. You can hear how Peart synthesized several influences into his unique voice. but "better"... at this level, better doesn't apply. Each player is using his own voice to create what he hears. Phil did intricate things within the music which Peart simply never did, not that he couldn't, but Rush's music didn't need that particular approach, and Neil himself says it by emphasizing his own "fff" style. Collins' best stuff is much more intricate, more going on inside the music, than what Peart did with Rush; Peart was honest about what he did and didn't do. Neil composed and perfected awesome, powerful drum parts - never spontaneous, played with classical attention to detail and technical control; Phil created grooves which evolved and varied over the years, similarly to the way jazz musicians build upon standard songs, which develop organically and end up as new arrangements which become signature pieces which changed for each tour. Spontaneity with structure. Phil is divisive among people, but without getting too deep in the "greater than" thing, he is one of the chief inspirations for so many drummers of every style (except mainstream jazz, where he dabbled for a few years, using a tastefully old-fashioned swing approach devoid of fireworks. But the guy has helped define so much of pop history, and was the inspiration for so many artists of different genres, being the drummer of choice (and chief motivator, best friend.... Plant, Clapton, John Martin), that, taste aside, you can't question his significance or ability as a drummer during the twenty years or so in which he was on fire, and before hand and spine injuries. He was a unique voice on drums, and, doing things his own way, he had a remarkable degree of fluidity with all four limbs, extraordinary time and taste, and - this is a biggie - he made complicated time signatures sound like fun grooves. Turn it On Again has a pretty advanced turnaround, but sounds like its danceable in 4/4. Bonham taught Jason and used that song, plus lots of other Collins beats, considering them great tools for learning different sticking patterns as well as keeping a groove no matter what time signature it is. I'm thankful we have music and musicians like this.

[@hiseverest9074]

@@mortcola There is nothing special about Phil Collins drumming. He was a drummer, thats all.

[@Rustbukkit69]

Phil was probably my biggest influence as a drummer. Chewing gum and playing is easy as fk. Versatile? You have no clue what you're talking about.

[@caroleannlupton8257]

I never get tired of watching Phil Collins play the drums, the music just flows through him, makes it look effortless!

[@YoloSwagging]

My dad showed me this on VHS when I was 6 years old. Ever since then I wanted to drum. And I did. Love this video.

[@Noname-pz4hl]

They have music in her blood, no other way. It's magic 💯💞

[@marcym2259]

Phil and Chester's drum duets - always a highlight at Genesis and Phil Collins concerts! Gives me goosebumps! Thank you for the memories - love you guys!!!!!!

[@stephenwatson1873]

Two masters of their art

[@LierenCavanaugh]

H . O. L. Y. S. H. I. T!!! It's a shame we'll never see Phil at his drum kit again. He's a master.

[@Joes45]

Lieren Cavanaugh Fantastic wasnt it! Yes its a shame we wont see him do it again but his memory will live long on.....and hes not dead yet! 😉😉😄💃💃

[@toddlavigne6441]

Phil Collins is, or was, one of the greatest progressive rock drummers ever. Listen to what he did with early Genesis before he went solo. This is child's play compared to what he can really do. Chester Thomas is also an amazing drummer. This solo is simply relative to what both these guys are capable of doing. It's a show and they must conserve their energy. Ever time I listen to Genesis, Phil's drumming is sublime. He is gifted beyond words in every aspect of being a musician. Also, I saw him play with Robert Plant and he just blew me away.

[@TinaReggie]

Truest statement I've ever read of Phil..

[@toddlavigne6441]

+Tina Reggie glad you. It gets tiring reading the John Bonham was the best. He was more famous but Phil Colin blows him away

[@SuperVideohack]

+Todd Lavigne Amen Todd, Phil Collins re-wrote the book on drumming. Besides being a lead singer behind the skins for years before getting a backup, his whole set-up and tuning was a first and never repeated. I have seen him live several times (including with Clapton) and never ceased to amaze me.

[@johnshanemusic]

+Todd Lavigne John Bonham's feel and groove are second to none. There are guys that play with more technical precision, but feel is instinctive. Feel can't be taught, and it can't be learned. Only feel can take a crap song, like Misty Mountain Hop, and make it groove hard.

[@Bentom86]

Only one correction to your comment: Chester Thompson is Phil's excellent partner in crime. As for the rest of what you said: Amen!

[@martinbrown8377]

Simply great. They are not competing but supporting each other. Each ego is subservient to the music and the combination they produce. Just brilliant.

[@bigheadbob37]

Oh it still gives me goosebumps. Makes my lungs to a Tom than my heart like the bass drum. I always share this to people who say Phil Collins is some middle of the road love song singer. The man is a genius in my eyes

[@fallenangelz951]

I know I'm old but damn it... I WAS THERE! It was superb....flawless :) Good times

[@CoTeCiOtm]

+Guy Pearce This show took place at the Earls Court Arena in November 1992. I don't really know which day it was because they performed there on 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 of November. When they edited the footage for this VHS/LD/DVD, they used pieces from all of those shows, if I'm not wrong.

[@chriscox5075]

Me too, what an amazing night. Saw them in 2007 too. Best ever!

[@repairitdontreplaceit]

me to at was indeed awsome

[@bradg8664]

I saw this also..still one of my greatest concert memories

[@dixiedog1179]

Angel Heart you a young one.

[@reubenstevens5884]

Chester Thompson has always been amazing. And he was able to play with Phil Collins , something I envy, and be great. Phil is an awesome drummer. And this drum battle shows the talent of both men.

[@SDatta-g4f]

Can't get over it. Phil master drumming duet with Chester is the most memorable piece in history of drumming . Cheers

[@Pitbullflboy]

Chester is beating those drums like they stole something!! He gets such a great sound out of his kit...TRUE GENIUS!!!

[@webber977]

One of the true greats

[@Pitbullflboy]

@@webber977 If Phil didn't want to get upstaged, he picked the wrong person to go up against! Both great drummers

[@webber977]

@@Pitbullflboy So true , seen them play twice , in 79 and 81, Chester was the man, Phil used to call him the heat artillery and man he was , stay safe bro , blessings to you

[@gerardtoner9191]

Absolutely pitbull , Chester fabulously talented

[@honour123]

I saw the double drum solo during the ABACAB tour. It was really amazing! I find that Phil Collins is one of the best rock drummers. His percussion is instantly recognized as that 80/90s rock/pop drum sound. It is a real shame about his current health but this is the way of life, nothing lasts forever. I was once a 13 year old kid watching Genesis playing ABACAB tour!

[@barking_mad6649]

There's plenty of great drummers, some arguably better than Phil (but not many). But how many drummers have an actual distinctive sound? I'd say even many non Phil Collins fans could recognise his drumming.

[@heidimeigs3109]

It’s 2021, June….and I’m sitting here alone, listening, and grinning like an idiot. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@tompatterson2580]

Ditto

[@bronwyntanner4501]

It's 2021 July - I'm sitting here alone - listening - grinning - nodding - having my breath taken away!!!!

[@duzabear50]

August 2nd, 2021 and the hair is standing up on my arms

[@carriesue2954]

I'm sitting here alone August 11 2021 listening to this.

[@robertweight1962]

Wow!! I sure I could have went to a concert back then,really missed out.

[@phneud]

This is simply amazing. I saw them do this live 3 times and it was just life changing.

[@peggiejohnson2022]

I was there. This was awesome! A moment of a lifetime.

[@bkbeban]

Phil Collins. Drumming with eyes closed. Check. Drumming while chewing gum. Check. Being one of the most versatile musicians in rock history. Check. Epic.

[@shahaffiq5860]

Yes

[@wildspirit6785]

Agreed

[@tessmendenhall6434]

Agreed!!!!

[@isylium1110]

full concert there kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2emf2xoqJmZgZo

[@georginapavitt8330]

❤️🤘🏻

[@chewbaccadrums]

Lets not forget Chester Thompson here! He kills it!

[@bonniroller]

Amazing ! I think drums are the backbone of live bands ! This is sick ! :)

[@nigeh5326]

Often the rest of the band rely on the drummer to keep time. Ringo Starr was v good at keeping time for The Beatles. You often see the other band members turned to the drummer listening to him and watching him for timing.

[@toddlavigne6441]

+Nige Hodgetts (Nige GSX1400UK) Ringo was also a very creative drummer, he did cool stuff, but always supported the music and never overpowered the music. Very underrated drummer.

[@nigeh5326]

I agree Todd but he wasn't IMO as good as Bonzo Bonham

[@peterperfik2126]

Chester always rocks

[@williammcdowell3276]

I was fortunate to have seen them perform together at Maddison Square Garden. Our seats were behind the stage looking down on the drum sets. It was truly mesmerizing and a performance I will always remember.

[@jayt9429]

Who’s here in 2020.. totally amazing.. 🤯🤯

[@KaraMeier-o7r]

Phil is lost in a trance. In another world. His groove is amazing!

[@gordonstuart5800]

Two Brilliant drummers

[@jamesmcgough7043]

It just shows you two people who have perfected there art and letting me and you listen how good is that.

[@whenloveexplodes46]

epic...goosebumps ... love chester´s performance,when phil collins sings take me home.

[@freakshow1822]

My dad loves phil collins and genesis. He also loves playing drums. He made me and my name is collin, and when i was young i was fascinated by the drums. Im now sitting here at 22 years old playing drums for a punk band. My belief is he named me after phil collins but he didnt expect i would be such a beast at the drums. Im glad im making my dad proud. Btw foxtrot is the best album

[@Robert-tu9ec]

They took the two drummer thing to high levels of playing, drum sound, and tuning. The really cool thing was the two of them playing during the instrumental sections of the older Genesis songs. They didnt just wing it, and get loose and sloppy, like other guys who have tried it. They were so well rehearsed, and precise; and knew exactly what they were doing at any point in the song. Ultimate professionals.

[@patriciaroberts100]

A phenomenal rhythm, synchronicity in motion

[@JayRiemenschneider]

The only drum solos(duets) that don't bore the shit out of you after 30 seconds

[@KellyBezz]

This is 6:08 of pure exhilaration! Thank you for sharing. 🥁

[@thomashauge4798]

3:30 Holy shit! Chester Thompson!!

[@crossleynj]

Genius. Both of them. Pure genius.

[@rc501st]

Still one of my all-time favorites!

[@VenomStryker]

Pretty amazing for a guy who can't read drum music. He learned everything by ear. Pretty awesome!

[@tshepomatlala2534]

Chester Thompson & Phill Collins best drummers ever.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Nope ginger baker or jim gordon

[@JSebastien94]

The singer took the place of the drummer. Able to create this is aweseome. And phils tone is unique!

[@redhead5150]

Seen these two go at it on the MAMA TOUR!!!! Phil & Chester tore it up like usual. Both are such great musicians.

[@CSIDecon]

don't get me wrong, both these guys are absolutely fantastic. And yes, you are right, I heard the same thing about Buddy. It's too bad Phil won't play drums anymore because of his health tho. Just love the interaction between those two, awesome.

[@gregoirederboven1926]

Lots of respect for these two drummers! Phil Collins is the best singer and drummer in the whole world! Phil Collins could make people happy with his beautiful lyrics he sang it was a natural talent!

[@morbidmanmusic]

"...in the whole world" well golly gee... that's swell. No He's not.

[@carlgibbons5777]

Saw the drum duel live on Invisible Touch tour.

[@valeriebrown6466]

Phil and Chester are in my opinion the best drummers hands down x

[@davidkavanagh9551]

Have you seen MICHAEL LEE. play? He was in the little angels,and played with echo and the bunny men. And Phil Lynot.and went on tour with. PLANT AND PAGE. FANTASTIC DRUMMER. R.I.P

[@jmaldo1076]

Drum Battle - Phil vs Chester - None Better ! You have to hear it Live. The Best !

[@anonymous-es5gi]

Effn awesome. Praises be to Phil for being a very talented songwriter, musician and the bestest drummer ever....

[@teddinardo8944]

great music ,great musicians, real drums, and great drummers ,and what do you get, this , thank you for putting this on KZbin farook46

[@Farook46]

I can't tell who's better. Phil is not my favorite drummer, I uploaded this because it's amazing and I wanted to share it to the world, I'm glad that more than 2.3 million persons saw it here. Phil Collins is one of the most creative drummers I've ever seen live. there are others that only sound like trrrrrrrrr with the double pedal.

[@snoolee7950]

I can't stand Phil Collins. can not explain why except that he seems light in the britches. I think his solo hits are cynically calculated, he left prog and went for the money and succeeded in the exploit. the tone of his voice does not do it for me and I have not ever found him to be either powerful or original as a drummer. Comic that many comments here do not know the difference in PC and the monster Chester Thompson, not even close. That's what I think! If I want a drummer, Cozy Powell.

[@KD-hr3iq]

Snoo Lee and your opinion is just that, an opinion. And a lot of other people have a very different opinion to you. So life’s good 🤣😂

[@johnterrels105]

you are right, phil can't drum, or sing or write..

[@GGritsun]

FABULOUS!! I was there with my Pa....he was up and dancing! He was spellbound by this as were the entire audience. Talent you rarely see today. Happy days

[@claudees]

Phil Collins and Chester Thompson the best drummers in the world. Thanks for sharing it on youtube.

[@bon6461]

Chester is definitely one of the best. Phil, he's good but I don't see him on Chester's level. Chester, Chad Smith, and Aric Improta are my top picks.

[@recoilrob4765]

Saw them do a duet in 1977 (I think, those years are kind of hazy), Wind & Wuthering Tour, Madison Square Garden. God, they were good.....

[@jimwelsh2192]

Saw that one also. Sadly, That was the end of the prog era for the band and they turned to the pop culture after that. Most songs after this tour don't last as long as this solo. I listened to Selling England before this. Gives perspective.

[@wainmanjulie]

no matter how many times I watch this ....It still blows me away

[@slippysam1]

a brilliant solo from two brilliant drummers

[@AirTrashed]

And you thought Phil Collins was a singer... I've been blessed to have seen this performed live over 5 times. Best pair in the business. I love you, but step aside, Neil Peart.

[@fallenangelz951]

Me too Randy. It was phenominal

[@kellydi3590]

Likewise in seeing Phil play and Neil as well. That said, Neil Peart over Phil Collins every day and any day.

[@robjones7410]

I dont know why but whenever I am feeling "stressed out" whenever I tell my Wifie I am cranking the PC drums I always feel sooooo much better afterwards...God Bless you Phil & Chester !!!!

[@fadhilarief1537]

Good job.. Chester Thompson and Phil Collins... amazing 🌿💢👍

[@MrRandomcommentguy]

Phil Collins and Chester Thompson to each other: "Hold my beer"

[@laffytaffytimes3]

Love the "drum duel"! Miss Phil Collins. WE ALL DO! WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK! You took our hearts with you.

[@AJ92mechanic]

Firstly awesome drum kits, and to be able to play like that whilst your not looking at what your doing and to never miss a beat is simply EXTRAORDINARY!!!!!

[@Boeing-747-8-D-ABYC]

Phil is the best and greatest drummer of ALL TIME!!!!

[@laurieanderson2502]

I was grateful to see Genesis live in the mid 80's during their "Mamma Tour". Impeccable professionalism all around. When Phill Collins & Chester Thompson did their duet drum insanity, the audience went numb from witnessing such awesomeness! I was taking drumming lessons at that time, & it's NOT an easy instrument to play. You either have rhythm in your soul, or not. R.I.P to Buddy Rich, Steve Porcaro, Neil Peart, Charlie Watts, , & more than I can mention whether living or in the celestial universe. Chris Savage from Def Leppard has my great respect from still drumming with only one arm, lost in an auto accident 40 yrs ago, & still going strong! Phill Collins had some medical issues & not sure if he's still drumming, but he's a brilliant drummer who could sing & drum at the same time as Don Henley & others, ( Ringo Starr). I give my kudos to ALL DRUMMERS whether famous or not. It's the oldest instrument on the planet, 🪘

[@hrc1966]

Why does (currently) 71 not like this video? It's great.

[@vicentegustavodessymelgar5634]

Phil and Chester rule!

[@SuperLinda531]

iF i COULD EVER MEET A ROCK STAR IN PERSON..i WOULD CHOOSE PHIL COLLINS FOR SURE...HE IS ONE OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD! This IS a totally awesome clip!!!

[@christinehoran7384]

One of my favorite

[@ErikBAnderson]

the camera editor is not a drummer

[@davehampsonofficial]

He also failed to notice that Chester Thompson’s vest kept changing from blue to pink.

[@markandrews5547]

Excellent observation, dude!

[@paulmarkwick346]

The 2 most gifted drummers I have had the priveledge to see!

[@CliffsRiffs]

some of us old farts were fortunate enough to have seen these two do this live. I almost melted.

[@TinaReggie]

Like me, 4 times in the early 80's. I never would have guessed that I'd be as blown away in 2015 as I was 30+ years ago when I attended. I am so incredibly grateful.

[@queenleena6209]

Cliff Yankovich i was 10 years old...my mum and dad took me for MY birthday...at the time i was like this is some old fart stuff but OMDZ it was life changing xxx

[@eddiep2899]

I was transcended... thinking it was somehow dubbed, to a point - THEN I zeroed in and watched Phil and Chester, unblinking, for 15-20 seconds intervals each. It WAS real and I DID see them doing this live - - - wow!

[@stephenjanes3931]

Saw the Way We Walk tour in Miami in 1992, amazing performance!

[@KimbradleyMasterGardener]

Saw these two in concert (Nashville )...one of the best days in my concert life!!!

[@jamesreid8523]

Is it me all do you find your self just air drumming alone to this.

[@maowen1120]

Saw them do this in 88. Toooo coooool and fun to watch!!

[@lindawilliams3762]

WOW!!! Outstanding both of you. Linda Williams

[@jim66798]

Freakin' incredible. I've played for years and I still bow down to this solo...

[@auriatedauri8806]

AWESOME 👍 Even these many yrs. Later! Phil Collins ❤️🙋 5-10-2019 ANYBODY 2019?

[@shellybessinger2299]

I’m with you

[@alphonsocoefield5046]

Definitely still with you'll on that hello!!!!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

When you’ve saw this live- you never forget it, facts. Geniuses…all of them.❤️🎼❤️

[@stevetingley2508]

These two men work so well together beautiful drums

[@rochlin11]

he is the best drummer in the world!

[@lukasschmidt225]

I whole heartedly agree, its not all about speed thats for sure

[@spaceelevations]

this is absolutely amazing! I used to drum along to this on video boxes when i was about 4.

[@vibefrequencyable]

saw this done live!

[@vibefrequencyable]

TheJules11 actually...3 times!!! jUST TO RUB THE SALT IN THE WOUND! : )

[@DH-ij9pe]

I use to watch this as a kid on repeat on VHS. So fucking good. Two legends of percussion

[@zolalloyd46]

I've seen some drummers in my life, and only perhaps 3 or 4 stand out - Cozy Powell, Neil Peart, Jack DeJohnette, Chester and of course Our Phil. They're all magicians in their own individual way.

[@debr2577]

In their body soul . Love me a drummer.

[@axeljoachim8906]

can't say it different , just great this two Phil Collins and Chester Thompson

[@wildspirit6785]

Thank you for this. Closing my eyes and enjoying every beat ❤

[@mgcservices7524]

I'm old too but damn it....I WAS THERE TOO! It was superb and still gives me goose bumps.

[@jonibrooks8878]

I could listen to these guys all day long!

[@skz671]

I cannot stop loving your music. I do not even have favorite, I love them all .

[@genez429]

Sandy Nelson ... what wonderful grandchildren you have!!!! ;)

[@anthonyorduno9634]

Phil Collins drumming is effortless and he gets into it that's the best part 👍

[@negusngast]

Holy shit! This is my favorite thing on KZbin. Thank you.