Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight (Live Aid 1985)
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- Phil Collins performing at Live Aid in front of 100,000 people in the John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia USA on the 13th July, 1985. The event was organised by Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine disaster. Broadcast across the world via one of the largest satellite link-ups of all time, the concerts were seen by around 40% of the global population.
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The 80's had it's issues, but I'd go back in a heartbeat to live in this time. No internet, no social media, no bullshit....and just how good was Phil Collins
Issues? More like it was one long issue with a few moments of respite. Sorry, but '80s music sucked. Couldn't hold a candle to that of the '60s, or pre-Disco '70s.
And how bout them cowboys
@@acousticshadow403270$ ruled but I like the 80$
@@WayneGilbert-jc5hj Nope. Da Bearsss...!
@@acousticshadow4032 Well, you know what they say, "Opinions are like arseholes...everybody's got one."
Wow Phil played in England AND in US. What a f*cking madman
I think "what a f*ing legend" was the phrase you were looking for. x
He has played all over the world
@@zachturner8745 he's talking about both Live Aid locations. There was a live aid 1985 USA and UK.
He made it thanks to Concorde. It took 4 hours between US and UK.
Times that don't come back, friend...
@@leobussinger Greta Thunberg wouldn't be too happy but hey!
God bless Phil Collins. He did 2 performances this day. 1 in England and another in the US all in one day!!! He is suffering today but is still performing live. This is a true showman!!
Bless him!! 🙏♥️
God is fiction
@streamx3m Old age!
@streamx3m Pancreatitis, type 2 diabetes and "foot drop". He's had to appear on stage in a wheelchair and finds it very difficult to hold drumsticks. Must be incredibly frustrating for a musician.
A true Brit and artist, he dont do singing, he's a drummer lol in the mcu?
He arrived there on the Concorde from Heathrow. He wore the same clothes. Imagine flying at two times the speed of sound over the Atlantic, and then singing an iconic song that makes your hair raise, in front of 100.000 people.
Humanity is amazing and we have an incredible history.
He had a different shirt on in Philadelphia.
(Sorry!)
too bad the same humanity sent some of the funds raised to the USSR to buy more weapons for the civil war in Ethiopia.
humanity has some amazing moments. However, deep down, humanity is and always was for the most part horrible, filled with beyond horrible moments caused by horrible people and supported by everyone.
That's what peak 80's look like
@@purefoldnz3070 African militia stole aid money for arms. Dislocated thousands from their homes.
“I was in England this afternoon, funny old world isn’t it”
innit*😂
Innit 😆
Innit
I can Phil it Collin in the air tonight
Roy Redfield like
THIS IS TOO UNDERRATED
😀
oh boy. Now i cant UNHEAR that. lol
Fuckin' great comment!
Same concert, same song, same day, two different locations... incredible.
What This AMAZING MAN Did for HIS FANS is NOTHING short of Phil-nomenal
"I was in England this afternoon, funny old world innit?" Some sayings you never forget, it's as fresh in my mind today as it was 34 years ago!
I remember it all like yesterday. Fantastic event to have been at. Will never be another like it, too many great at that show (although I think London got the better acts 😊😊)
SO LUCKY!
Gotta love the Concorde.
@Kevin Prima Philly had Clapton, stop complaining!
Phil voice is smooth
If Freddie Mercury stole the show at Live Aid in '85, then Phil Collins was his accomplice in doing so. Man, what a great performance. Such a crisp and clear voice, no enhancements, just pure vocal and musical talent.
There are overdubs on Live Aid concerts, did you know that?
Queen's performance is considered the best because they aren't only outstanding musicians but because Freddie is an extraordinary performer🤷♀️ Can't argue that Phil is certainly one of the best singers that there's ever been but he doesn't have Freddie's stage presence
U2 did a version of "Bad" that was epic
@@olliefoxx7165 it wasn't bad
@@toastbrot9012 th-cam.com/video/IeDMnyQzS88/w-d-xo.html
I strongly disagree with that
I m 56 now…was 17 then and this still makes my eyes tear up. Such a glorious time to be alive.
I'd be honored if some Phil Collins & Mark Knopfler fans would take a quick listen to my acoustic piano & vocal TH-cam performances of AGAINST ALL ODDS and ON EVERY STREET in tribute to these 2 British legends of songwriting & musicianship. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital editing. Peace and stay safe in the '020s.
RIP Vic Vance. Thanks for saving Phil Collins life in 1984
There’s something pretty amazing about captivating close to 100,000 people with just a piano and a voice.
Yes, that is how we did it back then, it was naturally the very best!
Especially when you're a drummer! 🔥
I'd be honored if some fans of Phil Collins & Mark Knopfler would take a quick listen to my low-fi acoustic piano & vocal performances of AGAINST ALL ODDS and ON EVERY STREET on my YT channel in tribute to these 2 legends of 1980s songwriting & musicianship. Live acoustic with no autotune or digital enhancements. Thanks and stay safe in the '020s.
Phil Collins Ex wife's affair Led to him writing probably one of the best songs or the best song he's ever wrote
True
Just goes to show that everything happens for a reason.
This and I dont care anymore.
Ha, ha!
Apparently she was mad at him for being able to cash in so much at his anger towards her - and he giggled telling the story. Look it up in TH-cam "the story behind the song"
When he paused for the drum but and they all did it, the crowd lifted after that. Their energy went up so much because they all played drums for Phil Collins for a brief moment, so cool that he gave that to them.
I realised we weren't going to get the drums and was starting to feel cheated but that whole version with just the piano and his voice was epic. I've just added it to my music library!
Было бы невероятно,если бы он застучал по клавишам в ритме барабанов оригинала,но это тоже довольно эффектно и забавно
Best reply ever. You are brilliant to put it so well.
Now then, let’s take a second here. This song is possible the most famous drum song ever made. The balls and confidence in your abilities and talent to play this whole song on a world stage and not hit one drum beat is unbelievable. Smashed it.
Yes!!!
Damn. You are so right!
Even more so because he IS the drummer of the band Genesis ...
No lights show, no voice coder, no band, no artifice. Just Phil, a piano, his voice and time is off! Amazing performance.
"I was in England this afternoon. funny old world, isn't it?"
thank you for letting this happen, Concorde
What a time to be alive!
You can’t save Africa
@@SSNESS
No because all our western ancestors robbed Africa dry.
Don't get It twisted Africa and Russia and China are investing heavily in Africa.
Africa will rise.
You couldn't do what Phil Collins did on Live Aid back in the 80s - it requires a supersonic passenger aircraft, and they no longer exist :(
So all the other planes are slower?
@@KEJE78 His Concorde flight was about 3.5 hours from London to NY. Commercial flights now can fly that route in under 7 hours. I read that he took helicopters to get there super fast. Yeah, that helped!
@@Starry_Night_Sky7455 I wasn't able to find a single flight that didn't take 8hrs minimum.
@@dreampotion9850 I was talking about a regular commercial flight. He quoted 7 hrs for that when I searched I checked hundreds of similar flights all at or over the 8hr Mark at the quickest. Of course concord only takes 3.5-4hrs but regular plants take 8 min not 7 that was my point.
@@dreampotion9850 thats crazy.. So this is technical evolution now. Being slow.. I flew from Frankfurt to Miami in 11 hours. Its not fun when you're obviously not in the first class. 😔
He literally could be a one man band.
Suzanne Roussel true, but he is in a band. GENESIS
@Bobby Willis l am aware of this, as l am an 80s girl.
So me born 61 what am?
Now we have Dave Grohl. 🤘
On his album "Both Sides" (1993) he actually played all instruments.
That's what you call real talent kids. Long live 70's and 80's music!
This man👌⭐️✨💕💕💕💕
80s music is the best. It has never aged and will last forever!
@@SJDevenney1 that’s right
@@unbeatable8025 FACT!! I miss it. These kids 2day, have no idea, what they missed out on. Watta performance 🤙
There are some newer artists with some talent tho… but yeah the 70’s might be my favorite decade in music
There will never be massive audiences or gigs like this ever again. Superb music.
Its because there will never be music like this again....those who didn't witness this music are lesser because of it
Bad Bunny 😂
What? Are you living under a rock? Every summer there are music festivals this size or larger happening across the US. Even larger crowds in South America
and noone is holding a f****g iphone !
You couldn’t be more wrong
That's a Real Musician.
Talent speaks for itself
Přesně.
Well. this guy is one of the most technicality advenced drummers in prog rock, still he does this.
Kids...this is what really enjoying a concert looks like..not just standing there with your cellphone filming and missing the moment!!!
I always thought that was a great perfect time for that song as the sun was going down!..
Everyone always talks about the drum fill in this song, but let’s be honest, as powerful and well timed it is, it’s a very simple fill. I ALWAYS preach for people to listen to this song and appreciate Phil’s voice, how it builds up and at the end he just unleashes all the pent up emotion, and builds to that amazing crescendo at the end. I get goosebumps when it fades out every time because as soon as it gets really good, it’s over. Not many songs climax in the last minute. Phil is a musical genius.
Yes
His drum solo in this song is a killer!!
th-cam.com/video/8wwJUZCfpuI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xa4nF1ONVCQR1LT2
at 3:32 everybody was hoping for the drums to kick in :D
I actually love this version without the drums... proves it's still a legendary song even without that famous part... I'd be honored if some Phil Collins fans would check out my acoustic piano & vocal covers of AGAINST ALL ODDS and SLIT SKIRTS by Pete Townshend on my YT channel in tribute to the 80s legends. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks and keep on rocking.
Yeah ! If you listen carrefully some of them sing it :)
chadvader93 that part was like a suppressed/ruined orgasm lol
People actually try to sing it there. Its amazing
I air drummed it. No regrets!
God I wish I was born in the mid 60s so I can enjoy the 80s like a proper man
I was 16 on this day, it was a glorious summer day here in Europe... good times..
I love being a 60's child...old lady now! Lol. Great music and memories ❤
Unfortunately our future will never have anything or anyone like Phil. 👍
One of the greatest yet most underrated artist ever.
No way. How old are you?
he was certainly not underrated. he was huge!
Crazy comment
How the fuck was he underrated if he was it was just you underrating him you obviously know fuck all about him so best say nothing
He probably means by the today's generation..
Or that he doesn't get enough to credit for his craft? Idk
No filters just Phil, unbelievable artist, absolutely love the bloke.
Bloke?
@@stevenmeadows6917 man
@@mickj.147 ok thanks
The eighties were the best! no f**cking cell phones! Great music! Good people! No mass shooters to ruin an event like this one! Take me back please!!!!!!!!!!
Never again will something like this take place. A moment in time and history. What epicness.
I was there! The Led Zeppelin reunion. Need I say more?
I was there too. It was so HOT, they were spraying the crowd with garden hoses.
@@LoneLee2022 Except Phil was a disaster on the drums with them
@@LarsRyeJeppesen Phil Collins was the worlds greatest drummer at the time.
@@LarsRyeJeppesenPhil did fine. He didn't get enough rehearsal time, but still pulled off a passable performance.
Meanwhile Jimmy Page was off his head on smack and utterly fell apart by the end...
I remember being glued to the tv watching this. My generation’s Woodstock. I was 20 years old.
He met Cher on the aireplane from London to Philadelphia and took her to Live Aid's stage to sing "We are the world" and the finale concert. What a hero!
Cher begged him to take her along. Other way she was very tiresome and talked Phil to death.
cher asked him if he could get her to the conert. Earlier Robert Plant ashed him, and he and Led Zeppelin played together.
@@marguskiis7711 oh dude, relax. 😂
@@mrpoltiano4343 Yes.
His voice live is just as good as the album, I wonder how many of today's artists can sing that well live.
exactly my thoughts
Yeah, it’s sad
There is no drums but you can feel that explosion in your heart❤ 🥁dudum dudum dudum dudum tum tum🥁
Honestly, all of the performances in Live Aid are close to perfection.
You clearly didn’t see the Led Zeppelin performance
the 80s was the best decade ever ,i wish i could go back
I’m watching it in 2020 who’s by my side.
Oh me! Nantasket beach Massachusetts Love this version. Hold on
Yes! I’m watching this in 2020 and loving it!! Phil is one of the best! Such a powerful performance!
me! im having a live aid marathon lol
Ok
You should see him in his 2019 concert. Its heartbreaking
One man has a 100,000 people in the palm of his hand
God this music just doesn’t exist anymore.
And it’s a horrible shame...
it still exists?
@@koala1702 they mean they this quality of music had disappeared from most of current generation of musicians/performers
@@doloinc yeah but you can still listen to this anyway?🤣
@@koala1702 - true. The thing is that we had consistent good music in this era, and now the majority of it is just noise
3:32 ..EPIC MOMENT. "DRUMS" performed by the public. AMAZING . November 2022 and STILL a MASTERPIECE
This guy needs his own biopic movie. His autobiography is amazing. One of England's greatest!
I can hear the legends in the crowd singing the drums in 😂
That's what I call a "concert".
Just watched this again last night on my Live Aid DVD. What music genius. No music aids, no auto tune, pure magic. 200,000 eyes and ears 100 percent locked on Phil, not their phone screens or uploading or streaming to social media. I wasn't even born in 1985 but take me back, please :)
The Pepsi cup...so 80's, lol. Love all of these videos. If I could time travel, I'd be there!
Still have my t-shirt and ticket from that day at JFK...Framed and hanging in my house. Good times
Sick!! That's such a nice memory to capture in a frame. Awesome
You're so lucky. Wish I was alive then...
It was a warm warm day here in Europe... Summer holidays... good times.. @@lacil8895
We're a bit jeal-y. Awesome!
Good Day To You Too Sir Phil Collins.
We Miss You and Your Live Music Here In England 🏴 UK. 🇬🇧🫡 !.
( please dont forget about us over here !!)
Love the way Phil collins has kept his London accent ,innit 👍😀
Don't understand the hate for Phil Collins, he's mega talented.
Hate? wtf? we all love him
He flew from London to Philadelphia on the Concorde. Fantastic. A concert that i saw from the beginning until late at night and recorded it on VHS.
There will never be another concert like live aid
WOW he got the whole crowd clapping to just his piano-voice!
I don't think you could listen to that song without it affecting you in at least one way
I was at the Philadelphia show, Phil flew across the Atlantic from the London show on the Concorde to perform the same song on both sides of the pond !
I remember watching live so many great artists in one place.
Yes!
Phil Collins 1981 - 1994 ❤️ best episode of his vocal abilities
Очень жалко что эти годы давно ушли ...🤨😙
Фил Коллинз - это артист из восьмидесятых , ...непревзойдённый артист
Сейчас уже генов таких нету и голоса , чтобы петь вот так
not a phone in anyone hands - ah the simple days! miss them so much
Amen. I was just thinking that if I could travel back in time to any concerts it would be Phil Collins and Queen’s set in live aid.
yeah man fuck technology for giving us the opportunity to watch back this moment in music history 40 years later!
@@mobueh didnt say fuck technology.
the tech was not there 40 years ago. and were still able to watch it now arent we..
so stands to reason that 40 years from now, i dont think we need 20k cell phone video with bad audio to relive this moment
Ok boomer
Bruh it was the 1980’s of course nobody had phones with video capabilities
live Aid was part of my school life and I remember the day to this date, it was epic and it wont ever be repeated EVER
Lieber Phil Collins,
SIE haben den Menschen so tolle Musik geschenkt und damit glücklich gemacht! 🍀 Vielen Dank dafür!! 👏👏
❤ Alles Liebe und Gute für SIE. 🙏
I WAS RIGHT IN FROM OF HIM ON JULY 13TH 1985 IN A BLUE AND WHITE HAT-BOSTONJOHNNY
The crowd SANG the drum fill. Now that's something you do not hear often.
Obsolutely ,that would be so cool to do ,imagine he loved it as did the rest of the world then ❤
I watched this live!
Such a fantastic Singer
He is so MUCH MORE than that. Gifted MUSICIAN and a true ARTIST!!
Just think....there has NEVER been an artist play both sides of the Atlantic on the same day before Phil Collins did this, and it will very likely never happen again.
the one and only ,I was 15 years old I could'n believe it watching on TV all my favorites history was made that weekend
I wouldn't go to Philly anymore it's sad what has happened to this city..........
I'm 21 years old and I still can remember the good times that I had when I was just a child, my cousin was always listening to Phil Collins, Sinead O'Connor, Santana, U2... I grew up with this and I'm very proud of it, because today I can say that THIS IS MY FAVOURITE SONG
Beautiful and a great taste in music. You go girl !
hello 👋, how do you see my shows? have you ever been in one ?
He even made this song awesome without the drums. Not too shabby ❤️
Phil definitely did his part in 1985. What a super star 😊
He bumped into Cher on his flight to Philly and she asked where he was going. Phil told her about Live Aid and Cher eventually showed up to sing the final number of the Philly concert with everyone.
Wouldn't it be special if Phil and Cher did "I Got You Babe" together??😃
In The Air Tonight - Once Again, One of Phil's Collins most known, Legendary hits that he had ever made in his career and in the history of music. He entered his solo carreer in the best way possible with this hit, and still to this day, it has it's effects, and goes well. This has to be the crown to Phil's work and tracks, a masterpiece, and you literally can't be a Phil Collins Fan, or a Rock N Roll fan, without knowing or liking this hit. The lyrics, and instrumental plus emotion in this track can't be matched, heard and used around the world in movies, games, shows and dominating the radio. All the best Phil, A True One of a kind. Legendary!
Ok, how many people went do do, do do, do do, do do, do do do at 3:33 ?
Having been there at the time, I wanted to watch this to see if I could hear the audience doing that. My memory is that absolutely everyone did "mouth drums" at that part of the song. I know I did!
Hard to tell, a big number i think x)
Lol that was beautiful 😂😂😂
dang this boi knows how many do’s there are
Jorge Rodriguez actually it’s doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doodoo
I remember don't worry Phil 1985 and your performance and will never forget.
One word, Class
No drum solo. Wow.
Right?
@@noeliajaime7656 Right.
Tragic
Fart
Audience did if you listen closely.
It's great how Phil makes this song in piano solo... a wonderful melody that makes the audience go crazy...🤘🤘🤘
"take off that Griinnn". ...legendary performance.
Thank god Tulsa King introduced me this song. What a series, what a song!!
Collins' feat of performing at 2 concerts in less than 24 hours was indeed a "Concorde" moment.
Legend has it he went to Antarctica later that night just to get ice for his vodka & cokes
I was there Live Aid in England ❤️
I was there and Band Aid. We had no idea it was history in the making. I feel so blessed to have been born when I was
One of the best performers and singers of the 80’s to today! For a crowd like that it took balls to not do anything but piano on a song that has an amazing arrangement with the other instruments…..and he did it perfectly! Gave people a performance they would never forget. Given us music we will never forget throughout his career.
This is what pre-pandemic looks like.
i saw the whole LiveAid-Concert on TV.
I was 23 at the time...
I was there. One of the best days of my life. Huge Party!
👑👑👏👏👊 who else was playing air drums?! Legend the only King in history to play in both countries on the same day for the same cause! Love him! 💖💖 Definitely dedication at its finest!! On same stage as Freddie Mercury , Sting, Bono and various legends!
"This the other song I know on piano".
AKA: One of the best songs ever writed.
When I was at Uni in 2005, freshers week, I took part in a general knowledge pub quiz. 22 or so questions. The guy in charge of writing the answers on our table, who was, to put it mildly, obscenely drunk, thought it would be completely hilarious just to write 'Phil Collins' for every single answer. When it came to swapping the answers to be marked with another table, because it wasn't compulsory to swap with the table next door, he just held onto it and basically just marked the paper himself. He wrote 22/22 on the back of the sheet and handed it in, with everyone else, to the quiz master. The quiz master obviously didn't check the actual answers and just took the score! He won! A TV! 😂 I remember we were all laughing so hard, the sight of him carrying the TV back to the table falling all over the place.. the sheer look of disbelief on his face lol.
Phil Collins is the GOAT!
There was a time where I got fed up by listening to Phil Collins, as he was on every station and the music got quite simple radio stuff. But after some years have past I am starting to appreciate what he has done and the great music which will live on forever. Mr Collins, thank you!
He even admitted to contributing to it during his 90s reign and kind of apologized. 😅
This makes my skin tingle. I think the song is intensified by the tension of waiting for the drums to hit, even though they never do. Still so perfect
Thank you for your support Phil Collins
Wembley audience listened without screaming, it was respectively quiet. Philadelphia loud and crass
That's Philly (where I grew up)
last 50 seconds are so freaking incredible! that makes the difference between a standard celebrity and a legend...