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During an interview in 1981, Phil Collins discussed the possibility of a 'Face Value' follow-up and revealed he would rather work with John Martyn again.
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Top 20 Bands That Became More Successful with a New Singer
These bands shook things up and reaped the benefits. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re looking at bands whose career ...
The 10 most surprising songs you never knew were Halloween number ones
Alongside Cheryl, Culture Club are the act with the joint-most Halloween number ones, with two. But a year before Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, Halloween 1981 was the time of the Karma Chameleon. The ...