PHIL COLLINS * 2017 06 07 * LONDON * ROYAL ALBERT HALL * NOT DEAD YET LIVE TOUR * ENGLAND (Audio)

Описание: PHIL COLLINS * 2017 06 07 * LONDON * ROYAL ALBERT HALL * NOT DEAD YET LIVE TOUR * ENGLAND (Audio)


TRACKLIST
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01 Against All Odds
02 Another Day In Paradise
03 One More Night
04 Wake Up Call
05 Follow You Follow Me
06 Can't Turn Back The Years
07 I Missed Again
08 Hang In Long Enough
09 Separate Lives
10 Only You Know And I Know
11 Nic & Luis Drums
12 I Don't Care Anymore
13 Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
14 You Know What I Mean
15 In The Air Tonight
16 You Can't Hurry Love
17 Dance Into The Light
18 Invisible Touch
19 Easy Lover
20 Sussudio
Encore
21 Hymn To Love
22 Take Me Home

BAND LINE-UP
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PHIL COLLINS – lead vocals, percussion (during the Drum Trio since the North American leg)
LELAND SKLAR – bass
DARYL STUERMER – lead guitar
RONNIE CARYL – rhythm guitar, backing vocals
NIC COLLINS – drums, piano (on You Know What I Mean)
BRAD COLE – keyboards, musical director
ARNOLD McCULLER – backing vocals (except the Paris, Dublin and Hyde Park dates)
AMY KEYS – backing vocals
BRIDGETTE BRYANT – backing vocals
LAMONT VAN HOOK – backing vocals
LUIS CONTE – percussion (except the Dublin and Hyde Park dates and until the North American leg)
RICHIE "GALATE" GARCIA – percussion (for the Dublin and Hyde Park dates and since the North American leg)

VINE STREET HORNS
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HARRY KIM – trumpet
DAN FERNERO – trumpet
GEORGE SHELBY – alto saxophone
LUIS BONILLA – trombone


Phil Collins' June 7, 2017, Royal Albert Hall concert, the first of his "Not Dead Yet" London run, was a triumphant, emotional, yet physically limited show, featuring hits, Genesis classics like "
Invisible Touch," and his son Nic on drums, despite Collins sitting for most of the performance due to health issues (foot drop, back problems) that kept him from drumming but didn't stop him from delivering a beloved set. Reviews highlighted the powerful band, nostalgic moments, and Collins' enduring vocal warmth, even with a strained quality, making it a life-affirming return for fans.
Key Highlights from Reviews:

Health & Performance: Collins, 66 at the time, used a cane and sat for most of the show due to ongoing back and nerve issues (foot drop), a poignant reminder of his physical limitations, notes Loudersound and Parade.
The Band: A superb band, including his son Nic on drums, provided dynamic backing, with Nic often taking piano for emotional duets like "You Know What I Mean," says Loudersound.
Setlist: A mix of solo hits ("In the Air Tonight," "Another Day in Paradise"), Genesis favorites ("Follow You, Follow Me," "Invisible Touch"), and deeper cuts, split into two sets, reports Consequence of Sound and foryourconsideration.co.uk.
Atmosphere: The show was described as "life-affirming," with euphoric audience participation during big hits, notes Loudersound.
Venue: The Royal Albert Hall's acoustics and production enhanced the experience, making hits sound cinematic and emotional, say foryourconsideration.co.uk and The Guardian.