Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

There was a problem loading this video. This could be due to a temporary network issue or the video might be unavailable.

This week, 40 years ago - Phil Collins released “One More Night” as his second #1 US single, taken from the Diamond-certified “No Jacket Required”. Produced by Hugh Padgham, the record features performances from Daryl Stuermer, Leland Sklar, and Don Myrick of the Phenix Horns.

Phil Collins

200,829 subscribers

61,623 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

Music Education Arts

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

10 Comments

Your Daily Post1 year ago

Why did Two and a Half Men star Angus T. Jones call the show “filth” before leaving it in 2012? Since then, he’s left Hollywood, choosing to focus on his faith and community work. Here's the full story 👇

Stacey B1 year ago

What a beautiful song. Will ALWAYS BE ONE OF MY FAVORITES!

Hawaiian Bradda A.K.A Redneck/Asian1 year ago

One of the greatest love songs!

Marcia Leal1 year ago

Masterpiece! LYP❤️🎼🎶

Pink Crown1 year ago

I just woke up after sleeping a little while and the first thing I heard was Phil Collins, there is no sweeter way to wake up than listening to Phil. 🩵🌹

Verbo, no carne1 year ago

Once, I sang this song in a bar and I got booed..

Justlizzie1 year ago

@CoppellRob Grew up loving this album, singing these songs with puppy love

🇺🇸GoingForTheOne (Tony)🇺🇸1 year ago

@TravelAgentA In 1986 I used to listen to No Jacket Required for hours on end during my drives on the autobahn from my platoon to my company while I was stationed in Germany. (Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits and Sting were my backups 😅)

Lisa B1 year ago

Sexy zone and I like it 💕

AmyJoA331 year ago

Love it! Love Phil 🥰

Related Videos

Engineer Hugh Padgham sheds light the recording of Phil Collins' legendary third studio album "No Jacket Required," 40 years on -- and arranger Tom Tom 84 translating Phil's 'Dat Dats' for the Phenix Horns. #NoJacketRequired40

Engineer Hugh Padgham sheds light the recording of Phil Collins' legendary third studio album "No Jacket Required," 40 years on -- and arranger Tom Tom 84 translating Phil's 'Dat Dats' for the Phenix Horns. #NoJacketRequired40

Phil Collins

21,722 views • 9 months ago

This week in 1996, Phil Collins released ‘Dance into the Light’ as the lead single from his sixth studio album of the same name. It was co-produced by Phil alongside Hugh Padgham, and marked the studio debut of The Vine Street Horns. Listen:

This week in 1996, Phil Collins released ‘Dance into the Light’ as the lead single from his sixth studio album of the same name. It was co-produced by Phil alongside Hugh Padgham, and marked the studio debut of The Vine Street Horns. Listen:

Phil Collins

18,413 views • 9 months ago

#OnThisDay, 35 years ago, Phil Collins released "Another Day In Paradise" as the lead single from "...But Seriously". Produced by Hugh Padgham, The song won the #GRAMMY Award for Record Of The Year, and the Brit Award for British Single. Listen:

#OnThisDay, 35 years ago, Phil Collins released "Another Day In Paradise" as the lead single from "...But Seriously". Produced by Hugh Padgham, The song won the #GRAMMY Award for Record Of The Year, and the Brit Award for British Single. Listen:

Phil Collins

25,087 views • 1 year ago

This month, 40 years ago - Phil Collins released "Take Me Home" as the final single from "No Jacket Required" in the US. Watch the HD music video:

This month, 40 years ago - Phil Collins released "Take Me Home" as the final single from "No Jacket Required" in the US. Watch the HD music video:

Phil Collins

62,768 views • 4 months ago

Phil Collins released “One More Night” as a single from “No Jacket Required” #OnThisDay in 1985. Listen:

Phil Collins released “One More Night” as a single from “No Jacket Required” #OnThisDay in 1985. Listen:

Phil Collins

28,141 views • 5 months ago

#OnThisDay in 1981, Phil Collins released “I Missed Again” as the second single from his debut album - “Face Value” — it was the lead single in the US & Canada. The track features The Phenix Horns, and a tenor sax solo from Ronnie Scott. #FaceValue45

#OnThisDay in 1981, Phil Collins released “I Missed Again” as the second single from his debut album - “Face Value” — it was the lead single in the US & Canada. The track features The Phenix Horns, and a tenor sax solo from Ronnie Scott. #FaceValue45

Phil Collins

22,010 views • 4 months ago

Engineer Hugh Padgham sheds light on the recording of Phil Collins' legendary third studio album "No Jacket Required", 40 years on — and Phil's interest in the engineering process. Pre-order the 40th Anniversary editions of “No Jacket Required":

Engineer Hugh Padgham sheds light on the recording of Phil Collins' legendary third studio album "No Jacket Required", 40 years on — and Phil's interest in the engineering process. Pre-order the 40th Anniversary editions of “No Jacket Required":

Phil Collins

55,717 views • 11 months ago

Watch as Phil Collins performs “One More Night” live on Wogan in 1985 🎹 The song was released this month as the second single from “No Jacket Required” and became his second #1 hit in the United States, following “Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)”.

Watch as Phil Collins performs “One More Night” live on Wogan in 1985 🎹 The song was released this month as the second single from “No Jacket Required” and became his second #1 hit in the United States, following “Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)”.

Phil Collins

75,914 views • 2 years ago

#OnThisDay in 1985, Phil Collins released "Sussudio" as the first single from "No Jacket Required" in the UK. "Sussudio" features on Phil Collins' ’The Singles’, released on a limited edition 2LP colour vinyl version January 30th / Pre-order:

#OnThisDay in 1985, Phil Collins released "Sussudio" as the first single from "No Jacket Required" in the UK. "Sussudio" features on Phil Collins' ’The Singles’, released on a limited edition 2LP colour vinyl version January 30th / Pre-order:

Phil Collins

20,370 views • 6 months ago

This week in 1985, Phil Collins released “Take Me Home” as the fourth single from “No Jacket Required”. Featuring backing vocals from @OfficialSting, Peter Gabriel and Helen Terry, the music video sees Phil travelling the world in a vintage Ford Popular. 🌎

This week in 1985, Phil Collins released “Take Me Home” as the fourth single from “No Jacket Required”. Featuring backing vocals from @OfficialSting, Peter Gabriel and Helen Terry, the music video sees Phil travelling the world in a vintage Ford Popular. 🌎

Phil Collins

103,621 views • 2 years ago

In July 1985, Phil Collins released “Don’t Lose My Number” as a single from his best-selling album “No Jacket Required”, reaching No. 4 in the US charts. #NoJacketRequired40 Watch the HD music video:

In July 1985, Phil Collins released “Don’t Lose My Number” as a single from his best-selling album “No Jacket Required”, reaching No. 4 in the US charts. #NoJacketRequired40 Watch the HD music video:

Phil Collins

26,832 views • 1 year ago

“Take Me Home”, the final single from Phil Collins’ album “No Jacket Required”, was released in the UK this week in 1985. Reaching the Top 10 in the US charts, the track includes backing vocals from Sting, Peter Gabriel and Helen Terry. Listen:

“Take Me Home”, the final single from Phil Collins’ album “No Jacket Required”, was released in the UK this week in 1985. Reaching the Top 10 in the US charts, the track includes backing vocals from Sting, Peter Gabriel and Helen Terry. Listen:

Phil Collins

34,828 views • 1 year ago

Watch as Phil Collins performs a stripped-back version of "One More Night" for Wogan, 1985. "One More Night" reached #1 in the US, this week in 1985. Revisit the single:

Watch as Phil Collins performs a stripped-back version of "One More Night" for Wogan, 1985. "One More Night" reached #1 in the US, this week in 1985. Revisit the single:

Phil Collins

21,139 views • 3 months ago

This week in 1982, Phil Collins released his cover of #TheSupremes' "You Can't Hurry Love" as the second single from "Hello, I Must Be Going!". The song became a worldwide hit and his first solo single to reach #1 in the UK. Listen:

This week in 1982, Phil Collins released his cover of #TheSupremes' "You Can't Hurry Love" as the second single from "Hello, I Must Be Going!". The song became a worldwide hit and his first solo single to reach #1 in the UK. Listen:

Phil Collins

19,472 views • 1 year ago

This week in 2002, Phil Collins released his cover of William Nichols' "Can't Stop Loving You" as the lead single from "Testify". Listen:

This week in 2002, Phil Collins released his cover of William Nichols' "Can't Stop Loving You" as the lead single from "Testify". Listen:

Phil Collins

20,197 views • 1 year ago

#OnThisDay, 35 years ago - Phil Collins released “I Wish It Would Rain Down” as the second single from “...But Seriously”. Featuring Eric Clapton on lead guitar, the song was described by Phil as “the closest I ever got to the blues” and was a worldwide hit.

#OnThisDay, 35 years ago - Phil Collins released “I Wish It Would Rain Down” as the second single from “...But Seriously”. Featuring Eric Clapton on lead guitar, the song was described by Phil as “the closest I ever got to the blues” and was a worldwide hit.

Phil Collins

34,402 views • 1 year ago

#OnThisDay in 1985 - Phil Collins released his Grammy-winning third studio album "No Jacket Required". The album has sold over 25 million certified copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time. Listen:

#OnThisDay in 1985 - Phil Collins released his Grammy-winning third studio album "No Jacket Required". The album has sold over 25 million certified copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time. Listen:

Phil Collins

20,361 views • 4 months ago

Phil Collins released “You’ll Be In My Heart” as a single from the “Tarzan” soundtrack this week in 1999. The song received both a Golden Globe and Academy Award for Best Original Song, and was certified 3x platinum in the US. Listen:

Phil Collins released “You’ll Be In My Heart” as a single from the “Tarzan” soundtrack this week in 1999. The song received both a Golden Globe and Academy Award for Best Original Song, and was certified 3x platinum in the US. Listen:

Phil Collins

16,661 views • 1 year ago

This week, 45 years ago - “Face Value” by Phil Collins made its debut on the Billboard 200 US album chart. Watch as Phil tells the story of how the album’s lead single “In The Air Tonight” was created in this 1999 interview clip from the “Classic Albums: Face Value” documentary.

This week, 45 years ago - “Face Value” by Phil Collins made its debut on the Billboard 200 US album chart. Watch as Phil tells the story of how the album’s lead single “In The Air Tonight” was created in this 1999 interview clip from the “Classic Albums: Face Value” documentary.

Phil Collins

19,115 views • 4 months ago