Phil Collins Sits Down With Johnny and Performs “Against All Odds” and “The Roof Is Leaking”

[@markbirchette8740]

No lip syncing or auto tune just pure talent.

[@slimlynn6085]

VERY HARD to find these days. Zero talent out there lately. I'm so happy I've gotten to enjoy 70's, 80's, 90's that's my music. Love Phil Collins. Sad to see his health deterioration. 😢

[@slimlynn6085]

😂 I miss JC!!

[@kevinoshea4134]

Yeah you know it

[@jaytelford4890]

Amen

[@PEPPERJET7]

Well said! Todays talent is fake and synthetic. Our generation is long gone. The true authentic generation is long gone 😢

[@Drchainsaw77]

If you weren't there in the '80s it's impossible to overstate how BIG this guy was, and how well his "everyman" persona made him accessible to the old school like Carson. Truly phenomenal.

[@Drchainsaw77]

@@circusbrains That is most definitely NOT what I said.

[@TheRomeerome]

Well said and exactly.

[@sakaridis]

100% this!

[@mondavou9408]

Was there - yep

[@bastidface]

As Peter Gabriel (first Genesis vocalist) once told Steve Hackett (ex Genesis guitarist), you can't take a piss in a hotel or restaurant bathroom without hearing a Phil Collins song being piped in through the speakers. 😅

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

“I’m not the singer, I’m the drummer. I’ll just do the vocals until we find a singer.” - Phil Collins, 1976, Genesis: Trick of the Tail sessions.

[@anneominous7172]

Tickles me to this day that he never considered himself much of a singer.

[@Rondo2ooo]

​@@anneominous7172 Because he was first of all a phenomenal drummer in his 70s prime, and he's very demanding about musicianship quality.

[@jer1er]

The idea that Phil Collins was a backup singer to Peter Gabriel is still mind boggling to me. Then they both become huge solo acts on their own. I think only the Beatles ever had that much singer/songwriter talent in one band.

[@gastondeveaux3783]

Phil was an absolute hit machine. He played the drums, piano, and that voice! Solid gold.

[@funklover24]

SOOOOOO right! And let's not forget: He did progressive-rock, fusion-jazz, pop, soul and he was a great entertainer. Also very impressive to hear him without a band, just him and Daryl. ❤ Edit: Phil also was a producer, for example for Tina Turner, Philip Bailey, Frida and Eric Clapton.

[@mousiebrown1747]

He played in both London & in the US, flying on the Concorde, for Live Aid. A great man, a great artist & performer. And a (bleep) of a drummer! Yikes!

[@jlc7300]

Phil was the MAN! no denying it

[@hajirizayev7374]

@@jlc7300 He is, ma boy.

[@pablocruise678]

I was shocked he could play the keys..

[@BXtremP]

Imagine this, it's christmas eve 85', it's snowing outside, it's cold, there are christmas light everywhere, the city is grey but beautiful, your car is your only warm and safe place while you go wandering arround town, you made all of your christmas gifts, loaded in the trunk, you're going home, the warm lights on the street, traffic lights and amazing kinds of ads they'd put outside are coloring your windshield as you're driving, you've got the radio on, there's a sense of calm in any radio host's voice, nothing to worry about, and suddenly Phil Collins is next, his new title "Against All Odds" is playing and you're listening. The music is amazing, the feeling of warmth come both from your little car and this song, you're feeling alright, you're feeling good. People have no cellphone, people are still connected to each other, you know you're going home and going to see your family, your friend, spend an amazing time, and this song's tone make you appreciate all that, it makes you appreciate the era you're living in right now, without even realizing it. 80's-90-s were something else, probably peaking society. There will never be another one, world is too far gone, it was our last moments of pure freedom and tranquility, our last moment to have such simple yet precious times, living in the moment. Today, As Phil says, "So take a look at me now, oh there's just an empty space and there's nothin' left here to remind me"

[@Fritha71]

Born in 1971 here. I felt that, thank you ❤ Thank God I have my old journals from that time. I wrote every single day from summer '85 until late '93. My memories are 'fossilised' in my brain...

[@bludvlfan42]

Beautiful post! As a soon to be 55 yr old those were magical times.

[@artlover1477]

People often forget in the mid to late 80s; Phil Collins was a superstat!

[@marthawelch4289]

And a superSTAR too!

[@manuzach]

SUPER STAR of the 80s 90s!

[@gfine2224]

I was in college. His music still has me connected to 2 great loves in my life ...sure do miss it ❤

[@privatepenguin3137]

From about 1980 to 1995 he was LITERALLY everywhere. Genesis career, solo career, or recording with other artists....and acting in movies and TV. And let's not forget Live Aid London and Live Aid Philadelphia in the SAME DAY!

[@artlover1477]

@Private Penguin Yep PP, jumping on the Concorde! He was a lot of fun on the Miami Vice episode "Phil The Shill".

[@terrygautney3297]

One of the best performers of all time.

[@dakotahstr]

💯 ❤❤❤❤

[@debralevine2869]

😂

[@taelabaho]

best ? 1:49 😂

[@Tomekkplk]

@@taelabahouhh yeah.

[@loristone9242]

@@taelabaho yes. He just said he was doing show after show after show. It takes a toll on the voice. He sounded amazing, considering it was live and no fakery.

[@xz-187]

No matter what you say about Phil, he's just another stupendous musician (drummer) and artist with his trademark singing voice. Just wish him a very good health and happy life ❤.

[@kevinburke6055]

The 80s were magic and Phil Collins was a big part of that magic.

[@robertbordevik5072]

That little humble man owned all the frequencies of the world at some point. I wonder how many people’s life’s he’s change, helped through breakups, tough times of helped getting people together or just pure joy. He is an astonishing musician and extraordinary songwriter. One of the GOATS no question about it.

[@KarenKrapil]

Mine!

[@turdrocket]

hes not humble. talented. but definately in real life is an egotistical asshole

[@HardRockMiner]

They were the best of times.

[@terencem8795]

Phil Collins was a huge part of my younger years. I'm now 62. Just have nothing but fonder memories and times of that era.😢

[@bobert8618]

🥲

[@deanm375]

I love how he just pushed through his voice cracking.. pure professional. Also a nice man. My kid sister met him and Disneyland in the mid 80's and he let her and her friends hang out with him and his family instead of chasing her off. He even honked/waved goodbye when they were leaving the park at the end of the night. Class act.

[@jaggass]

9 nights on the trot is impressive but not good for the voice. Luckily this was near the end of the No Jacket Required tour and his voice held up especially on Live Aid.

[@fmbighair]

Wonder why he went to falsetto instead of his belting tone like on the record?

[@jaggass]

Phil said he had a cold and when stripped back he can sing it more gently plus he had to save his voice for the rest of the No Jacket Required tour.

[@gregoryphillips3969]

Where did his voice crack? Brilliant performance all the way around.

[@damonalbarn1184]

He also was a close friend of Jeffrey Epstein....Take care of your sister bro

[@servicekid7453]

“The Roof is Leaking” is a massively underrated track. I wish it had been played live more often. This is a great performance

[@donkey3187]

no its not...its not that popular...thus its rated just right

[@ActionMediaProductions]

One of my favorite Songs

[@SOMEOLDFRUIT]

Thanks for the tip.

[@GuilhermeSilva-rp2it]

I don´t care anymore

[@jeffr6280]

Extremely talented, and the guy owned the 80's. Great musician. It's a shame that his back injuries took such a toll on his body, but he still has the voice.

[@CaptainEO]

FACTS! HE OWNED THE 80s!!

[@jaggass]

Drumming for decades and steroid injections has done that. It makes your bones brittle.

[@Entrelanieve]

Not only his voice but his charm. It was an honour to attend Genesis farewell tour and see him still as a front man and his son as drummer.

[@maeu59]

Sorry but the voice is shot.

[@stevevlahos1]

The 80’s. When music was actually music.

[@kairoberts663]

Just a tiny thing but it epitomises why I love Johnny and he’s the absolute best. At the start of the interview when he makes sure to repeat the guitarist’s name to give him a hand, whilst also putting over Collins’ - mentioning the reaction he got from the crowd. So subtle, but such a classy move. Johnny really was pure class.

[@guitaristdotcom]

I was thinking exactly that. Johnny liked and admired good guitar players. He had Parkening on his peniltimate show. It's on KZbin somewhere. I even heard him make an off-hand joke one night to which the punchline was "Julian Bream!"

[@larrytate4586]

Phil is going through health issues at the moment, praying for a complete healing. Gifted and talented artist, much respect.

[@perspicator5779]

Insanely talented all these years!

[@cbaacworth2849]

I grew up in the 80's and Phil Collins will always remain my ALL TIME favorite artist with Genesis and without - forever!

[@citygirl5705]

Phil had 7 number one hits on Billboard. Almost had 8, but Foreigner's "I wanna know what love is" held the amazing "Easy Lover" at #2 for 2 weeks in February 1985.

[@brendendesimone9278]

Wasn't Easy Lover a Philip Bailey song featuring Phil Collins?

[@citygirl5705]

@@brendendesimone9278 They had equal billing.

[@darkmatter9726]

It was actually 8, if you count Invisible Touch.

[@citygirl5705]

@@darkmatter9726 Yes, if you count his Genesis songs, that hit #1 on Billboard.

[@ollieox9181]

Back when talent mattered. Nobody cared if you had a pretty face or could fit into some pre-packaged, white-bread, boy band. Thanks for posting - I'd almost forgotten how things once were and why the 80s had the best rock music ever.

[@jer1er]

The 1980s were the only decade where age and looks didn't really seem to matter as much even though MTV made music a visual, youth-oriented medium. But you had so many artists in their 30s like Phil here and even some in their 40s like Clapton, Harrison, Tina Turner, etc.

[@frontporchanarchast]

Roof is Leaking hits me in the feelz every time.

[@Sandkei]

Against all odds & In the air tonight. Two of his best IMO 👍

[@Konastang18]

Check out Inside Out. Don’t remember if that was when he was solo or with Genesis. But either way, just a cool song!!

[@Sandkei]

@@Konastang18 No Jacket I believe

[@Konastang18]

@@Sandkei Aha. Correct you are!!! Thanks.

[@Plingsel]

Mad Man Moon & Ripples you meant? ;-)

[@nsxmatt]

The fact he was singing about a very painful part of his life truly makes this an amazing song. You can't fake signing from your soul.

[@tombrowning7633]

Please Don't Ask was a song he wrote that almost ended up on Face Value, but wound up on Duke instead, is an absolutely heartbreaking song, that was about the end of his marriage. That was a very underrated song.

[@dianaromig732]

Phil is/was pure talent. Nothing fake here. God bless him as he goes through his physical trial 🎉

[@justinherbert9146]

A great singing voice he was blessed with and a terrific drummer, fine songwriter.

[@Misterkoots]

I love seeing these clips of Carson and the Tonight Show. Total class.

[@Stoich827]

Phil Collins was the man in the 70"s with Genesis! Phil Collins was the man in the 80's/90's! Phil Collins was and always will be one of the greatest musicians of all time!!

[@timetowakeup6302]

No. Peter Gabriel was THE MAN in Genesis.

[@amandabooth-he9gu]

​@@timetowakeup6302 peter gabriel was overrated.

[@timetowakeup6302]

@@amandabooth-he9gu 😂

[@maeu59]

@@amandabooth-he9gu yes he was, his solo stuff was a drop off from Genesis

[@maeu59]

@@amandabooth-he9gu he never made the same quality of music as Genesis, his solo music is more pop. Sorry but true not just my but fact.

[@MagnumMuscle1000]

Between 1980 and 1986 Phil Collins made four albums with Genesis, three solo albums, produced and played on Phillip Bailey's, Howard Jones' and Frida's albums, and toured constantly with Genesis and solo. The man was a dynamo.

[@jer1er]

And if I'm not mistaken, he toured with Clapton as his drummer for a bit as well. I don't think he had too many off days back then. Just what he did at Live Aid on one day is ridiculous.

[@bobclaytonUO]

Don't forget he's also arguably the best drummer in the history of progressive rock. Listen to his drumming with early Genesis (back when Peter Gabriel was the singer), as well has obscure projects like Brand X. Just a phenomenal musician.

[@abc456f]

His drumming with Brand X is some of the best I've heard. Very complex and super musical. People that don't know how insanely great he is at the drums are missing out.

[@jojopuppyfish]

And those Brian Eno albums

[@mikerichardson60]

Yeah I think most would put Neil Peart as the best progressive drummer in history but Phil is certainly a highly talented drummer and all round musical genius.

[@johncornwell6920]

@@mikerichardson60 "Most", no. I haven't seen him at #1 on a critic / music mag's list. I think that's because even though he was *phenomenal* and so committed to learning and musical growth, he didn't show the adaptation and range of a Bill Bruford. Bruford played in *3* prog bands which were not similar to each other (Yes, King Crimson, Genesis) as well as founding and recording several albums with a jazz fusion group (Earthworks). That's a different level in prog history.

[@jer1er]

Forget critics. Ask drummers who the best was and it's always a toss up between Peart and Bonham.

[@mikemcf33]

this dude always had so much talent and completely unassuming. he does not need the guitar. He played this very same song with only the piano month later in front of 72,000 at Live Aid and killed, it was unbelievable

[@meijer78]

One of my favorites artists of all time.

[@charlieballantry5971]

Johnny Carson was the best American chat show host, no one has surpassed him.

[@kristendeuter1954]

Was just thinking the same. So conversational, nothing forced. Like him and Phil Collins are just getting to know each other at a cocktail party or something. Also Phil is amazing 🤩

[@donkraemer50]

Johnny wanted you to go to bed in a good mood. Even when he got political, it wasn't anger filled like today's hosts. He got you relaxed before laying down, not worked up.

[@blueberry11051]

One of the Greatest...Phil Collins...

[@jillkjv3816]

Such beautiful songs Phil sang. ❤

[@artlover1477]

L0lk79

[@artlover1477]

Lpk

[@jamieharmon7751]

Incredibly talented. Love him so much.

[@matthewbaduria]

Phil Collins was huge in the 80's,both solo and with Genesis.he was a true pop superstar in the 80's.he had so many hits you could never have imagined.

[@BNatoAk]

Against the odds is a beautiful gem!!!!!

[@zekelucente9702]

Daryl Stuermer on guitar. So glad I was able to see Phil Collins both with Genesis and aolonback in the day. The Duke tour at the Greek was incredible.

[@digidrum2003]

You were so lucky!!!

[@Jlivingston66]

The best version of the song I’ve heard. Stripped down like this, his vocals shine. Beautiful voice.

[@ckmoore101]

All that talent in many areas..... AND he literally wrote what was officially regarded as the best drum fill of all time. I don't need to say what it is.

[@davebarton6303]

Phil’s undeniable greatness, and Daryl’s talent and loyalty through all these years!

[@CindyKrueger]

So happy to hear this. I forgot how much I loved Phil's music.

[@marshmangunnar9150]

Phil deserves his solo spot in the HOF dammit, it's unreal this has not happened

[@StevenSclafani]

Induct him for Brand X too.

[@mikemcf33]

he is not in???? why?

[@northridgewood5918]

Because R&RHOF is just a glorified Hard Rock Cafe. Still waiting for Phil, Jethro Tull, Yes, The Monkees.

[@richj011]

@@northridgewood5918 Not to mention Iron Maiden, Boston, Journey, Styx, Tears For Fears and Foreigner. Yes is in HOF

[@anthonyshats4427]

💯

[@zakkjagneaux2600]

You hear of “5 Tooled” baseball players , there is nothing on a Diamond they can’t excel at . Phil is a 5 Tool musician .. God Bless him and his health moving forward .

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

The Roof Is Leaking is one of my favs. So many underrated gems on his albums.

[@rustybearden1800]

We sometimes forget the simple essence of a truly gifted performer - strip away all of the production and trappings and bare your soul to an audience with just an instrument, your talent and your voice. I saw Phil Collins in concert during this era playing solo on his own tour, as the drummer for Robert Plant on his Big Log tour and as his regular role as drummer for Genesis. And then as the only musician to play both Live Aid concerts in London and Philly by way of a quick flight on the Concorde. One of the legendary great (and very humble) rock stars of our lifetimes. What a great opportunity to sit and listen to him be a regular guy under extraordinary circumstances chatting casually with Johnny. With Julian Lennon to boot! Wow!

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

Even the Guitar is unplugged and Mic'd !! Awesome!!! Talent and class boys!!!

[@pmafterdark]

This was right before my 20th bday. Phil was on fire back in 80's. Always loved his solo stuff and with Genesis.

[@snowyherge1549]

Roof is leaking is a perfect song and one of his best- Phil was a brilliant artist both on record and live

[@kenw.1112]

Phil Collins is out of this world! Super Talented !😊😊

[@rockit6553]

One of rocks gems. Man I luv this guy. Thanks Phil for all you've given us both solo & Genesis.

[@user-br3ou2cs9o]

I didn't realize Phil Collins was with the band Genesis as far back as 1971 on their 3rd studio album ”Nursery Cryme.” As many can attest his voice was so recognizable from the 80's onward, as soon as he started to sing, even if it was a simple acoustic or even an a-capella performance.

[@dakotahstr]

Saw genesis in concert at the Canadian National Exhibition I the 70s. Did not disappoint!❤❤

[@Entrelanieve]

I attended in Nov 26/2021 in Toronto. The best show I have ever attended to. And Phil, sat on a stool, in charge of the show as always. But Tony, Mike, Nic (Phil's son), Darryl and the choir did fantastic.

[@danstorey9257]

One of the best live performers!!

[@benrichards399]

Still looking for Phil's version of "I wish it would rain down" on letterman, but this is special too!

[@lisamoroney3036]

We all love 💕 you Phil ! Love your songs - esp/ the Roof is Leaking !!! 🌧️ ☔️ and Ripples ! Blood on the Rooftops 🤘

[@amilcarvalenca3381]

Such great performance. Amazing talent. 🔥👊

[@BNatoAk]

Brilliance in writing, piano,drums, and vocals! Seeing him in his current state is like watching a super hero on his way out 😢. Thanks to KZbin,and his music, his memory will live on!

[@lose2live]

Breaks my heart

[@anthonyshats4427]

We all are headed his way sooner than later 😢

[@JillKnapp]

When you have 70+ years of gravity pulling down on your body, your voice drops, your skin sags, and your spine compresses. It happens to all of us. Let's start treating it like a medal of honor for surviving a long life. ❤

[@BNatoAk]

@@JillKnapp so true! Thank you! Life happens to everyone ❤

[@BNatoAk]

@@anthonyshats4427 oh I know, it occupies my mind knowing that.

[@dakotahstr]

There are certain singers that I love, and Phil is one of my favorites. When he starts to sing ,his voice stops me I my tracks❤❤

[@GuaranteedEtern]

Phil from 80 to 91 was at his peak as a singer.

[@funklover24]

Heard him live 2007 and he still was fantastic. Also 1978. ❤

[@GuaranteedEtern]

@@funklover24 Yeah he still sounded good on the 2007 reunion tour - I just mean his peak (IMO) when i think he sounded best.

[@funklover24]

@@GuaranteedEtern Oops, you're right, 2007. 😉 In fact they transposed down some Songs already, but Phil was brillant.

[@GuaranteedEtern]

@@funklover24 They were actually doing that to some songs on the WCD tour - as a singer doing a long set and a whole tour, it's smart to preserve your voice and I didn't really notice it that much. However, I felt on the last Genesis reunion the down-tuning got to the point where it was detrimental.

[@funklover24]

@@GuaranteedEtern Agree, but still it was Phil's voice. ♥️

[@hellcat287]

Amazing live voice!

[@RONNYMORRISMUSIC]

No Autotune, pure live, raw talent. Musicians as we used to know them. God damn impressive.

[@jasonwolfe9892]

Love Phil Collins. I know he is still with us but I already miss him.

[@MichelLinschoten]

His voice was live always on point too just an incredible artist. And lets not ignore Daryl Stuermer, Man's been with phil since the genesis era

[@MariaLacsamana-ik3in]

So glad to hear one of the great artists of my time brilliant!!

[@maredox]

One of most beautiful love songs ever! Phil Collins is a giant!

[@markgrant1302]

Phil sounds like he's sick, normally the high notes were no problem but, with this performance you can hear the congestion and see the sweat.. so he switches to falsetto, which sounds great!!! No lip sync, no pitch correct and as a result you get a unique performance... fantastic.

[@fuzzy1237]

Probably hungover Was drinking huge back then

[@onetakeadventureswithjoeld4679]

agree

[@brooklynboy1000]

you would be sweating too under hot lights on National TV in front of Carson.

[@paulchoccyt1303]

​@@fuzzy1237Stupid comment

[@SureFeelsGood]

he did have a problem at 1:49

[@nosretep1960]

Phil was always such a class act! So remember him, the original broadcast on Miami Vice!🎉

[@rk41gator]

Phil did such a great acting job on 'Phil the Shill'.

[@e_shoemaker]

I love how he went a little softer on "left here to remind me" just because. A true artist with a gift of communication.

[@JFed-q3k]

beautiful...just beautiful. i hope he knows how raw and pure his voice is. love it as is

[@ieatkittinz]

Nothing short of a Legend. Phil is in a category of his own.

[@amanwithaheart]

I love this video. Great rendition .Intimate, raw. Miss the drums but I'll take it. The last song The Roof is Leaking, I never heard this song but I love it. What a beauty it is. I salute Phil for making me and millions happy through his music. i salute you Phil!

[@marsrideroneofficial]

Brings me back to 1984 like it was just this afternoon. It was a beautiful movie too, watched it when I was 11 for free. 😮, Julian's there

[@littlejoe9381]

One of my favorite singers.

[@robm2707]

Good old days 😢man how I miss dose days

[@trencesmith1374]

My favourite song and now favourite version

[@christineharris9183]

Thanks phil for all of your songs and memories

[@Rob_Kates]

Thanks for posting this, since we don't see musical performances on the Antenna TV shows. Phil was incredibly successful in the 80s especially. That album was a phenomenon.

[@DonTrump-sv1si]

I was six years old when this aired

[@andreasl.1397]

What did we learn? A good song needs nothing but a voice and inspiration. What a wonderfull lovesong.

[@evilengine9]

I was 11 years old when FACE VALUE was released. I made my mother drive me to Disc-O-Mat on Rte. 4 in Hackensack N.J. To buy it on cassette. It was the first album I’ve ever owned and cost me $4.99 and remains in my top 10 favorite albums to this very day.

[@aceball7076]

One of the greatest segments from this show in the musical side.

[@kathleenspady6340]

He is one of a favorite..his words of song great....bravo

[@LeeMcDaidDonegal]

One of the greatest voices/vocalists of all time ... and he wrote all those songs himself (and played the drums, piano , Bass, Guitar et al) Simply incredible

[@chickenjo23]

Don't forget all the producing and drum playing on various artists albums he did. He turned Howard Jones's song No One Is To Blame into a major hit with Collins producing singing background vocals and played the drums on it.

[@fensterputzernuernberg]

One beautiful song that...... Phil is one of the greatest...... we are all blessed to have him.. He is a genius.

[@devansavage6317]

Man I wish I lived in those days! Phil will always be my favorite singer.

[@mouchiecat1]

He was so huge in the 80’s. He performed in Philadelphia and London for the live aid concert in the same day!!

[@redpower690]

I remember Phil and Genesis from the beginning, they were a great band. It's odd to see Julian Lennon in the audience, so young at that time he was 22 now he's 60.

[@JIF882]

Was that really him?

[@kristopherloviska9042]

@@JIF882 Yes, that was Julian.

[@stequis]

His latest album is great, some quality tracks.

[@kevinbown424]

That was awesome!!! ✌❤🎼🎶🎶🎶

[@rk41gator]

This bloke is rather great looking and very natural in front of the camera. Brand X (and of course Genesis) showcases his magnificent drumming.

[@onethousandtwonortheast8848]

I miss Johnny so much.

[@johncornwell6920]

What a pair of stunning performances. For me, this is where he peaked in his solo career. He was still interested in stripped-down arrangements and very heartfelt, sensitive performances. I think success and production gloss buried this version of him somewhere in the late 80s. Also: "The Roof is Leaking" is just a gorgeous piece. I wish it were better known.

[@davidgraham2673]

Wow, such clear, clean vocals. It's easy to forget how well Phil Collins could sing.

[@sebastianbarbosaestudio]

such a beautiful performance...raw talent

[@liamphillips7315]

He was HUGE!! You couldn't go anywhere without hearing his tunes. Now you just hear noise everywhere you go lolol

[@jeffjfindley4802]

Just... wow. Keen reminder of what talent is.

[@TheDivayenta]

I remember this was nominated for the Oscars. No Phil! Stupid Oscar’s had Broadway singers cover rock songs back then. Johnny was correct!!!!!!

[@citygirl5705]

If you thought the Oscars were stupid then, woke PC virtual signaling garbage has completely ruined them today.

[@randdouglas5354]

Except, I believe that year, someone like Stevie Wonder or Elton John were allowed to do their nominated song.

[@riptheripper9060]

Carson and Collins at their finest. 🎹🎶🎸🎤

[@davidcarroll8401]

Fantastic a real musician epic song structure stripped down to guitar piano and vocals and it is amazing that two musicians sound like a full band