Phil Collins - Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me

[@AmericanShia786]

Whoah! Where have I been? I didn't know Phil Collins sang Soul Jazz! I loved the Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Woody Herman versions of this old tune. Collins does a great updated arrangement!

[@Sluggo01]

This is soooo old …WOW…Phil spot on…my fav song

[@kdakuginow]

Every time I see this guy, he amazes me. I never imagined him doing this, but he made it his own. Bravo Phil Collins.

[@johnwalton9461]

Great song! Phil put everything he had in this one! 🎉

[@laraoneal7284]

Phil Collins should do nothing but this kind of music. I didn’t even know who was singing when I had the Jook Joint CD. I couldn’t believe how fantastic this was and found out it was Phil Collins and was shocked. Best thing he’s EVER DONE. Wore that CD Out.

[@Mahlercougar]

This just shows the Genius of Quincy Jones. To take the gifts of someone extraordinary like Phil Collins and put him in a completely different genre like an old R&B standard and have him sound incredible. Im not taking anything away from Phil. I love his voice and already by himself, Phil Collins Has got Soul! It just needed Q to put it all together :)

[@marianofranciscogarciazaba9650]

It´s not a R&B standard. This is a Duke Ellington´s classic song.

[@mskeonna1st]

my parents danced to this on there wedding :)

[@CLance-mo7bo]

SEPTEMBER, 21,SAT NIGHT,2024 AROUND MIDNIGHT!!!AM BACK AGAIN,😂 I JUST NEEDED TO HEAR THIS SONG AGAIN!! SO BEAUTIFUL ❤

[@tinkhix]

YESSSSSS!!!! YES!!! nothing moves the soul like strong horns and and percussions!!! Phil Collins PHIL COLLINS!!! What more can I say!! He is amazing!!!!! I miss his voice!!!

[@7531monkey]

My god man, are you deaf? Its like this song died in an elevator going up to a fucking dentist’s office.

[@mrsappletree888]

Harry Kim and Phil made so special arrangements, that is soooo amazing 🫶🏼

[@SouthernBeautie2010]

I was looking at Quincy's Album Juke Joint and heard this on it. I was surprised that Phil was on it but instantly liked it so. I love all those horns going in this song. Nice groove.

[@sheilabrucepatt4847]

can't get enough of this song

[@CLance-mo7bo]

Such a smooth voice, I could listen to him sing,this song for hours.,.just so ,soooo sweet!!

[@JessieJansen61]

Oh I absolutely adore this song

[@MrJimcarlton]

Collins does a nice job but the real artistry here are those wonderful players and Quincy Jones' extraordinary arrangement of this marvelous Ellington/Strayhorn tune. The changes Jones created are magnificent so I'd like to lobby for priorities if I may. Hundreds of vocalists could have sung this well but Q's arrangement of this brilliantly composed tune is where the real magic manifests. And certainly Collins was very wise to hire Quincy so more power to him.

[@kathleencaston1181]

I love this song and this video was when Nathan East had hair...

[@solitarysoul7604]

It should be against the law to that many amazing musicians in one room. Phil is my hero, but check out all those other greats on that stage!

[@BenJandrell]

For me, made perfect by the nimble fingers of Nathen East's bass playing...Superb.

[@ArthurWright-uv4ww]

Great version

[@supertchoupi]

me enamoré hace años, con esta canción.............

[@yvettemorton5502]

A great song with a strong message that Phil Collins delivers.

[@L77kim77l]

Love this version with Phil the most, wonderful!!

[@cordellsenior9935]

That was cold blooded. Beautiful, fantastic music from my mom's library.

[@CLance-mo7bo]

September 8,2022 YES,I JUST NEEDED A LITTLE MORE OF THE BEAUTIFUL SONG AND BEST RENDITION EVER!!!!SO ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!

[@caryonkirkland1632]

I love this version the best!

[@Gxyz222]

Damn straight! This is where it's at!

[@Letisha_Letisha_Letisha]

Genius pure genius!!!

[@CLance-mo7bo]

Well ,I am back for just a little more,can't get enough.,love this song and this rendition, just wonderful.

[@kitspics526]

Love love love that sax and the rest

[@michaelsammin9055]

Best version I ever heard.

[@frankrizzo7454]

Never heard Ella's then.. with Duke.

[@toddkirby1404]

it doesn't any better than this..........WOW

[@zeusincoming282]

Beautiful!

[@bigh210670]

I'll be honest i don't particularly like Phil Collins but how can you not like this wow this is awesome just the band alone make it! Thanks for posting.

[@edwardjames50]

@volgurl11 ~ Toni Tennille also did a phenomenal cover of this Ellington classic on one of her albums of old standards. Good music never dies!

[@simonecostasantos6449]

The best!!

[@marcelobarreto9927]

Natan East on bass.

[@yeahno990]

Smoooooth!

[@felipeloureiro3622]

Grande Phill! Grande Gerald! Grande banda!!

[@marianofranciscogarciazaba8382]

A Duke Ellingtons classic!!!

[@silvav3621]

Wow wow never heard this

[@elizavetacarlsen7374]

Хорошо🦋

[@simonecostasantos6449]

🔥

[@DisRuptoROfficialTV]

Cool

[@kirkharris9055]

Shweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!

[@SIKONGE]

This track once i played to a lady who sadi her boy friends like very much Phil Collins. I played for her almost 5 minutes and she just guesed but not sure, is thi Phil Collins? When i said yes she was like WOW!!!!!

[@jazzbirdbecky]

Love this Phil collins. Who is playing opening sax and trumpet solos? Great feel here, guys.

[@chergil802]

+Becky Davis , that is Joshua Redman on sax solo and Jerry Hey on trumpet solo. True musicians!

[@Chrisjohnw15]

Gerald Albright on tenor sax solo

[@supertchoupi]

con esta canción me enamoré de un sin verguenza, pero mientras duro la cancion fue bonito

[@Zephonic]

No, this arrangement was first recorded for Q's 1995 album "Jook Joint". On a different note, has nobody noticed how the trumpet is spectacularly out of tune in the first bit?

[@ztevozmilloz6133]

yep at 0:58 ;)

[@blaquejew]

I just thought that the trumpet player hit the wrong note.

[@legitibitmaster3264]

Vinnie colaiuta on drums ❤️

[@Adrienn7715]

wow

[@ВалерийЛюбашин]

Нэйтан Ист - браво! Бас!!!

[@ellalena1873]

Wonderful... even tho he got his lines mixed up at one point it didn’t matter one bit.

[@mattgoing1]

Love this song. Does anyone know where I can download it?

[@Mahlercougar]

oh yes.. my mistake. Typo.. It is a JAZZ standard originally by Duke Ellington. Quincy arranged it .. and made it R & B for Phil. Phil totally did it Justice. :)

[@dmgsoultogetherness6667]

is that weckl on drrums?

[@Mahlercougar]

Yep.. Sure was :)

[@voliteon]

The song does have a message yeah, a message about a guy who regularly cheats on his wife/partner and expects her to wait around while he's cheating because he's never going to tell her the truth lol.

[@philcollinsfan100]

ers una riata phil lo mas grande que a dado la musica

[@TheBrassbeaver]

Where can I buy this Arrangement?

[@ThePragmo]

I love this song! Who on earth was trying to compare Quincy Jones to Kanye West? Only real producers can write music for a Jazz Orchestra for sure! Music today, especially the "Auto Tune" music that young people are dancing to a lot hardly makes sense to me in terms of true enjoyment.

[@CLance-mo7bo]

NO!!! COMPARISON ,EVER😊

[@125birdie]

is that grover washington on the sax?

[@coffinman5007]

+robin s It won't play for me at the moment, but I would guess it is probably Gerald Albright. He has some good gigs with phil. "Take a look at me now" is a good one.

[@TheBrassbeaver]

Luis Conte is playing the drums

[@MrMusicguyma]

He forgot some words in the 2nd verse, but overall Phil Collins did okay here. Quincy's arranngement was "of its time". A little too "funkified" for my taste, but okay. I suspect that the "worst version ever" to quote Pink Creams (and the comic book guy in the Simpsons) is being sung at a Holiday Inn somewhere. Peace

[@lindabarnett3794]

Surprisingly, he nails this melody line which is a bit tricky. Good job. Could do with a bit less orchestration, the beauty of this song is it's simplicity for me. Still other than the refrain, it's not one to go humming in the bath tub, you know ~

[@janedvinsson]

That was okay! But don't take the words from me, cause then Coilns doesn't stand a chance...or how was it now...?

[@ArthurKaletzky]

A great rendition - what in French would be called "une grande reference" of a great jazz (not R&B) standard. Really puts Phil up there as a very good jazz singer . Quincy's orchestration's a thing of beauty but that's not him conducting, is it ? If you want a great female version of this song, try Ella's (slow) or Karrin Allyson's (fast, almost uptempo).

[@Davegewitsch]

Nathan East on bass i think

[@veneralov]

definitely gerald albright

[@chrisedwards1135]

Wonderful arrangement, hilarious incorrect lyric, anyone spot it ?

[@MeisterEck]

It's porn

[@pinkcreams3134]

Worst version ever! this song goes best with the big band jazz era. you dont incorporate contemporary jazz instrumentals into the master piece ! Duke Ellington would turn in his grave if he hears this!

[@Oldscule62]

+Pink Creams So in other words, Duke Ellington would have been made at Stevie Wonder, Quincy Jones and a few other musical geniuses for taking his work and STILL KEEPING IT RELEVANT instead of in mothballs! STFU Because you don't know jackshyte about Duke Ellington! Quincy Jones created another GREAT CD!!

[@jazzedinvegas]

+Pink Creams The sign of a truly great composition is it's ability to cross generations & styles both forward and back .. Bravo to Quincy for this arrangement of 20 years ago of a composition from 75 years ago. Whether any one listener considers this to be the worst or the best version is totally irrelevant. The words & the notes tell the story. As Duke would say; "and now you know what jazz is."

[@AdiNour1]

gary anderson 8

[@andysmith6156]

Lighten up lucy, this interpretation was incredible, Duke would be flattered.