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Like the following album, Hello, I Must Be Going!, most of the songs on Face Value are based on the pain and anger Collins felt while he was going through his divorce. Other singles didn't have the same chart success as "In the Air Tonight", they were: "I Missed Again", which reached No. 14 in the UK and No. 19 in the USA. Also "If Leaving Me Is Easy" was released as a single, reaching No. 17 in the UK, but was never released as a single in the USA. Hello, I Must Be Going! is the second album by Phil Collins, released in 1982. ... I Missed Again is a song from the Phil Collins album, Face Value. This song is the seventh song on the CD and the first song on the second side on the record. ... If Leaving Me Is Easy, is a song by Phil Collins from his 1981 album Face Value. Its also the final song from the album to become a single, reaching #17 in the UK, but was never relesed as a single in the United States. ...

This is the only Phil Collins album to include a hidden track. For other uses, see Phil Collins (disambiguation). ... In the field of recorded music, a hidden track is a piece of music which has been placed on a Compact Disc, audio cassette, vinyl record or other recorded medium in such a way as to avoid detection by the casual listener. ...

Track Listing and Instrumental Contributions

1. "In the Air Tonight" In the Air Tonight is a song by Phil Collins which first appeared on his 1981 album, Face Value. ...

• Phil Collins: Roland Drum Machine, Vocals, Drums, Prophet, Rhodes, Vocoder
• John Giblin: Bass
• Daryl Stuermer: Guitars
• Shankar: Violins

2. "This Must Be Love"

• Phil Collins: Percussion, Vocal, Prophet, Fender
• Stephen Bishop: Backing Vocals
• Alphonso Johnson: Bass
• Daryl: Guitar

3. "Behind the Lines" Behind the Lines is a pop/rock song made by Genesis on their album Duke released in March of 1980. ...

• Phil Collins: Vocals, Drums
• Alphonso Johnson: Bass
• Daryl: Guitar
• Louis Satterfield: Trumbone
• Rahmlee, Micheal Davis, and Micheal Harris: Trumpets
• Peter Robinson: Prophet

4. "The Roof Is Leaking"

• Phil Collins: Piano, Vocals
• Daryl: Banjo
• Joe Partridge: Slide Guitar

5. "Droned"

• Phil Collins: Piano, Prophet, Congas, Voice, Claps
• Shankar: Violins, Tamboura, Voice, Drums
• Daryl: 12-String Guitar

6. "Hand In Hand"

• Phil Collins: Roland D.M, Prophet, Piano, Drums, Marimba, Voice, Vocoder
• Alphonso Johnson: Bass
• Children from the church of Los Angeles
• Don Myrick: Tenor
• Louis Satterfield: Trumbone
• Rahmlee, and Micheal: Trumpet

7. "I Missed Again" I Missed Again is a song from the Phil Collins album, Face Value. This song is the seventh song on the CD and the first song on the second side on the record. ...

• Phil Collins: Piano, Vocals, Drums, Prophet
• Alphonso Johnson: Bass
• Daryl: Guitar
• Don Myrick: Tenor
• Louis Satterfield: Trumbone
• Rahmlee and Micheal: Trumpets
• Ronnie Scott: Tenor Solo
• Shankar: Violins

8. "You Know What I Mean"

• Phil Collins: Vocals, Piano (strings arranged by Arif Mardin)

9. "Thunder And Lightening"

• Phil Collins: Piano, Fender, Drums, Vocals, Claps
• John Giblin: Bass
• Daryl: Guitar
• Don Myrick: Tenor
• Louis Satterfield: Trumbone
• Rahmlee and Micheal: Trumpets

10. "I'm Not Moving"

• Phil Collins: Piano, Drums, Vocals, Prophet, Vocoder, Percussion
• John Giblin: Bass

11. "If Leaving Me Is Easy" If Leaving Me Is Easy, is a song by Phil Collins from his 1981 album Face Value. Its also the final song from the album to become a single, reaching #17 in the UK, but was never relesed as a single in the United States. ...

• Phil Collins: Rhodes, Drums, Vocals, Prophet
• Alphonso Johnson: Bass
• Eric Clapton: Guitar
• Daryl: Guitar
• Don Myrick: Alto Sax
• Rahmlee and Micheal: Flugel Horns

(Strings arranged by Arif Mardin)

12. "Tomorrow Never Knows", /"Over the Rainbow" ([[Hidden Echo on Track 12]) Tomorrow Never Knows is the final track of The Beatles 1966 studio album Revolver, but it was the first to be recorded for the album. ... The song Over the Rainbow (music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by E.Y. Harburg) was written to showcase Judy Garlands talents in the star vehicle movie The Wizard of Oz, and it became her lifelong theme song. ...

• Phil Collins: Vocals, Roland D.M, Drums, Prophets
• John Giblin: Bass

(cameo appearances by Daryl, EWF Horns, children of L.A., and Shankar)

All songs by Phil Collins

Produced by Phil Collins

Assisted by Hugh Padgham

Engineered by Hugh Padgham (8 track engineering by Phil Collins)

Assistant engineers: Nick Launay (London), Karen Segal (L.A.)

Recorded at Old Croft, The Townhouse, Village Recorder L.A.

Mastered at Sterling Sound NY

EWF Horns courtesy of Earth, Wind, and Fire arranged by Tom Tom 84

Music Prepartion by Maurice Spears

Strings arranged by Arif Mardin

Strings (courtesy of Martyn Ford)

Violins: Gavyn Wright (leader), Ken Sillitoe Richard Studt, Irvine Arditti, Bruce Dukor, Peter Oxen, David Woodcock, Liz Edwards, Bill Benham

Violas: Brian Hawkins, Roger Best, Simon Whistler

Cellos: Clive Anstee, Nigel Warren-Green, Tony Pleeth

Double Bass: Chris Lawrence

All Songs written by Phil Collins Except 'Behind The Lines' written by Banks, Collins, Rutherford and `Tomorrow Never Knows'

written by Lennon and McCartney

Many thanks to: Geoff Banks (cook, chauffeur and good bloke), Steve Jones, Dale Newman, Andy Mackrill, Tony Smith, Carole Willis, Hit and Run, Run It NYC, Townhouse, the Wonderful EWF Horns and Tom Tom, Ahmet, Arif, John Kalodner, Geoff Levinson, Nick and Leslie and the Queen Victoria, Eric and Patti, and my lovely children Simon arid Joely

Eric appears courtesy of R.S.O. Bish appears courtesy of WEA

Photography: Trevor Key

Hidden Track info

At the end of the song Tomorrow Never Knows which is the last track of the album, if one turns up the volume to a mid-high level, Collins can be heard singing "Over the Rainbow" with an echo. The hidden secret starts at 4:14 and ends at 4:43. (Collins has stated in interviews that he used this song to warm up his voice - and added the recording to the end as a sort of inside joke.) Tomorrow Never Knows is the final track of The Beatles 1966 studio album Revolver, but it was the first to be recorded for the album. ... The song Over the Rainbow (music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by E.Y. Harburg) was written to showcase Judy Garlands talents in the star vehicle movie The Wizard of Oz, and it became her lifelong theme song. ...