Musicians :
Phil Collins (keyboards, drums, drum machine, percussion, tambourine, vocals), Steve Winwood (Hammond organ), Daryl Stuermer, Dominic Miller, Eric Clapton (guitar), Nathan East, Leland Sklar, Pino Palladino (bass), The Phenix Horns (horns), Don Myrick (saxophone & alto saxophone solo), Louis Satterfield (trombone), Harry Kim, Rhamlee Michael Davis (trumpet), Alex Brown, Marva King and Lynne Fiddmont (backing vocals), David Crosby, Stephen Bishop (vocals).

- Collins's 4th Studio Album on Double Vinyl LP !
- Features the Hits "Another Day in Paradise", "I Wish It Would Rain Down" & More !
- 1991 Grammy® Award Winner : Record of the Year : "Another Day in Paradise" !

Originally released in 1989, ...But Seriously stands among Phil Collins' most celebrated solo achievements. Combining memorable melodies, sophisticated arrangements and deeply personal songwriting, the album became an international phenomenon, reaching No. 1 in numerous countries and becoming the UK's best-selling album of 1990.

Featuring timeless classics such as "Another Day in Paradise", "I Wish It Would Rain Down", "Do You Remember?" and "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven", the album reveals a more reflective and socially conscious side of Collins' musical personality.

Outstanding Musicianship and Arrangements

Supported by an exceptional ensemble of musicians, including Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Daryl Stuermer, Nathan East and the legendary Phenix Horns, ...But Seriously showcases the richness and sophistication of Collins' late-1980s productions.

From intimate ballads to powerful, rhythm-driven compositions, the album combines expressive vocals, intricate percussion, atmospheric keyboards and beautifully arranged brass sections.

Eric Clapton's distinctive guitar performance on "I Wish It Would Rain Down" remains one of the album's most memorable musical highlights.

2016 Remaster – 180 gram Audiophile Vinyl Edition

Remastered by Grammy-nominated engineer Nick Davis, this edition revisits the original recordings as part of Phil Collins' acclaimed Take A Look At Me Now reissue campaign.

Presented across two heavyweight 180 gram vinyl records at 33 RPM, the album offers an attractive analogue playback format for listeners wishing to rediscover the musical depth, instrumental textures and carefully crafted arrangements of this landmark recording.

An essential addition to the collection of any Phil Collins enthusiast and a compelling release for vinyl collectors and discerning music lovers.