A lot of Phil Collins' biggest songs were ballads, but Collins was known for the occasional uptempo number, too – like "Sussudio," the second single (and second No. 1 hit) from his wildly successful ...

The unusual word helped inspire one of the singer's biggest hits of his solo career.

Phil Collins was no stranger to success when he released one of his most iconic tracks, which drew a strong comparison to Prince's 1999. Sussudio wasn't meant to be a lasting lyric, but Collins couldn ...

Phil Collins released “Sussudio” as the second single from No Jacket Required in April 1985. It was the height of Phil-mania, as he was scoring hits left and right, both with Genesis and on his own.

"Sussudio" is gibberish. That's the best thing about it. Gibberish kicks ass. There's a long, distinguished history of gibberish within pop music, one that stretches from Little Richard all the way ...

Phil Collins was no stranger to success when he released one of his most iconic tracks, which drew a strong comparison to Prince's 1999. "The lyrics are based on this schoolboy crush I had on this ...

Phil Collins officially ended his retirement Friday night with a concert in Liverpool, England, the singer’s first full show in nearly a decade. The gig, a warm-up of sorts before Collins and his band ...

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