PHIL COLLINS INTERVIEW: UNFILTERED. FULL 2HR

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In early 2014, PHIL COLLINS sat down for a series of THREE lengthy filmed conversations with Director JOHN EDGINTON. THIS FIRST INTERVIEW WAS IN HIS NEW YORK APARTMENT.IT RUNS FOR OVER 2 HRS .HE ONLY STOPS BECAUSE HE HASN'T HAD LUNCH !
THE FOCUS IS ON HIS GENESIS CAREER UP TO 1980.
Now revised & re-uploaded because of copyright issues.
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@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

**If you love this interview PLEASE CONSIDER HITTING THE "$ SUPERTHANKS $" button ! (It's under the video. ) Any small donation helps with my work - retrieving, editing & uploading my unique and original content. Thank you for your support ! John **

@shaunbarrows1343 Месяц назад

I could listen to these interviews over and over. I miss Genesis so much. Thank you for preserving these.

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

My total pleasure!

@tossedpenny Месяц назад

Man is a legend. Unmistakable signature drum style and sound. I'm a guitar player and own a Beat Buddy drum machine and it has a Phil Collins kit loaded in it.

@thesmanbrowne4561 Месяц назад

Love Phil, and seeing this has made me a bit sad because of his health issues now . Can’t believe how in a few years he gone from looking like this with massive biceps to how he is today. I hope he’s doing ok anyway. He’s a fantastic drummer/musician who I’ll always love and respect ✊

@WintersWar Месяц назад

Phil is an awesome communicator and always affable. The tonic that helped Genesis' soaring success.

@sexobscura Месяц назад

I'm sure it didn't hurt (but should we just forget all about Gabriel ...)

@clr57chevy Месяц назад

Phil, thank you for sharing your life. Interesting. Love how your mind works. Many great ideas. You are so kind. I think there is nothing you can't do. Love your "accent." Keep singing. 💞

@RGB06084 6 дней назад

Really enjoyed this John! Thanks for all you have done here!

@rbnootan101 19 дней назад

Brilliant show, great artist. Bravo! 👏🏻👍✌️

@stevewoo8154 Месяц назад

Such a likeable guy. It's tough what 10 years can do...

@TomRelihan1 Месяц назад

Thanks so much for uploading this ❤️

@hollycurry7389 16 дней назад

Phil, I wish you would think about a full-length documentary movie about your amazing life. It's a creative outlet you should explore.

@AndrewsOpinion15 Месяц назад

AWESOME RAW INTERVIEW WITH PHIL COLLINS !!!

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

So glad you enjoyed it !! Do please check out the playlist of all my original Phil Collins interviews here .. ru-vid.com/group/PL4-tKyR13ib5NCeViXW5sBc-yT2W8PwsB&si=SOkZ-fc2hSboCM9h

@Ron-wf5yw 17 дней назад

Another great interview. My intro to Genesis was Seconds Out and And Then...so i had to go back to the Gabriel era. I prefer Phil's versions as much as i like Gabriel's work. Is there a part 2 ? Often think his work with John Martyn gets overlooked. Drumming and his background vocals, their voices work so well together.

@treborbraverhart Месяц назад

How come this video has such sporadic availability ? It feels like PC has all his walls down, not just with is answers, but his mannerisms.... the little tics & behaviors that are only done away from public view. I love seeing him that way. God bless Phill Collins forever. 🙏 But I'm so glad it's here now!! Thank you

@lisamoroney3036 Месяц назад

I love, love, love this man …..💜. 🥁……!!!

@MrLouisfine 23 дня назад

He said to you more interesting things about Genesis that he wrote in his autobiography "Not Dead Yet"😮

@HoustonObserver 8 дней назад

Phil's forearms are jacked

@robertwagner9584 Месяц назад

❤

@Tjoppy Месяц назад

Thank you mister Edginton. Was this your most recent interview with Phil?

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

Yes - one of three interviews with Phil in 2014

@billjones8503 Месяц назад

Punk Stunk! lol Glad it got over fairly quick.

@leeh4722 Месяц назад

The ‘ever present’ Tony Smith I hear in the background.

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

Tony was not actually physically present in the room. The background voice is my cinematographer

@PeterMayer Месяц назад

Nursery crime is when the rubber started hitting the road with Genesis. They were more solid with that lineup then before.

@monahondo 22 дня назад

Great interview outside of the fact that Eddington completely skips over Steve Hackett's contributions and subsequent exit from the band. Drives me crazy how little credit Hackett consistently gets as a member of Genesis.

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES 22 дня назад

Have you watched my interview with Steve here ? STEVE HACKETT FULL INTERVIEW- Revised : MY GENESIS YEARS ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r2nNEO72knA.html

@monahondo 22 дня назад

@@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Thank you very much for sharing. And thanks for all of your efforts!

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES 22 дня назад

my pleasure !

@anderslundquist3776 Месяц назад

Interviewer: "(after punk) you managed to steer the band towards songs that were "..." more melodic and had some emotion in them". Really? I guess he meant "making the music more repetitive and easy to digest, and the lyrics more about relationships between man and woman". Because music can't possibly be more melodic and emotional than 70's era Genesis ... Sorry, John Edginton, you did a fine job, but that question needed to be rephrased ;-)

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES Месяц назад

Thanks Anders for your comment. Do I agree with you ? Perhaps more now than I did then in Jan 2014. I agree that 70s works like Suppers Ready and Musical Box are certainly full of emotion. Some of Phil’s stuff has a more personal kind of emotion. Tony Banks has also said that btw

@greg-warsaw4708 18 дней назад

In fact, try to find more emotional songs that Mad Man Mood, Ripples, Your Own Special Way or Say It's Alright Joe - all originating from before the period in question. Then, I think it's a popular wrong belief that it was Phil who single-handedly steered the band towards simpler stuff. I am convinced all three acted in agreement on that.

@JOHNEDGINTONDOCUMENTARIES 18 дней назад

@@greg-warsaw4708 I totally agree !

@stevec7028 7 дней назад

IT SAYS THIS IS UNFILTERED ??? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

@PeterMayer Месяц назад

Bill Burford in Asia?

@anderslundquist3776 Месяц назад

That wasn't the only incorrect comment in the sentence. He also said "this was before King Crimson". Bruford had already made three studio albums with King Crimson, after which they'd broken up (only to be reformed in 1981).

@anderslundquist3776 Месяц назад

To be fair, Phil later questions whether Bill was in Asia, and says "forget that - he was in UK" - which is true. As we all know, it was his colleague in UK, John Wetton, who went on to form Asia.

@trevizons Месяц назад

Steve Hackett, a stiff player ? Not Intuitive ? There must be something personal …

@joaopedrocavalcantipinto9436 Месяц назад

I think I get what he is saying. Keep in mind that phil, in the 70s, was very much into fusion, jazz and more “loosen” styles of playing. Hacket was pretty much a (brilliant) composer. He was absolutely commited to play for the song, and his guitar work is not flashy or “relaxed”. Hacket guitar is, in someways, more straightfoward and that was different from the more freestyle phil was more into in said period. Both musicians are, regardless, genius.

@roddlecoddle Месяц назад

Definitely nothing personal. I know exactly what he means. Hackett was very Frippian in his playing, drummers intuitively want some groove to play along to and feel. Steve isn't groovy like that.

@trevizons Месяц назад

But Guys , what’s the use of saying that towards a fellow Musician, that’s not a positive thing, watch that 1981 interview in NYC with Phil saying He’s ran into Peter several times and He’s ran over Steve … Let’s admit it , Phil has never spoken well about Steve Hackett, there must be something personal … Thanks for your response, Cheers !

@joaopedrocavalcantipinto9436 Месяц назад

@@trevizons to be honest, I think none of Genesis members ever spoke hacket very well. Hacket was the only one in the band to really dig into Prog Rock, but to the point of considering simpler and shorter songs uninteresting and poor. Peter, Phil, Mike and Tony were pretty happy writing more concise and direct songs, as they all eventually did later in their careers.

@roddlecoddle Месяц назад

@@trevizons I've only seen and heard Phil say good things about Steve on a personal level and they get along, but they are very different and I've heard him use the "stiff" analogy a few times and he is correct. Tony, Mike and Phil are the natural players and songwriters, it comes more naturally to them. Steve is a good player and he fit with 70s Genesis but he's not a natural or a guitar legend.

@gavriilnick4225 19 дней назад

punk was garbage

@greg-warsaw4708 18 дней назад

I regard it as social phenomenon that had its roots and consequences. Musically I am not interested in it at all. But I refuse to respect punk for one reason: atrocious hatred the movement directed at so much great, beautiful, precious music. Punk infected music press and critics to share the same hate. Fantastic musicians like Ant Phillips could not find a contract (apparently Malcolm McLaren personally discouraged labels from signing Ant). Had punk done its basic sounds without hating some greatest musicians, I'd just ignore it, but how it was, I disrespect it.