Funny version and without keyboards! 
Posts by rkive
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Good lyrics, but weak melody.
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Reminds me of Eleventh Earl Of Mar, complex arrangements but no epic lyrics.
The Times They Are A-Changin'.
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I really like the Highlights Shows and the Less is More.
Thank You so much!
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Sorry, I'm not expert of prog music.
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Interesting because the setlist is complete instead of the Serious Hits Live cd.
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A good song.
There is not a catchy melody.
But the arrangement makes the dramatic lyrics well.
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I found the Testify promotional video very useful for sincere listening to the album.
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Listened to in full it is automatic to compare it to the dark songs of Genesis such as CAS or Watcher of the Skies.
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It's not about the singer, but the song itself is wonderful and very romantic!
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I don't know, the song lasts 10 minutes and I left at 5 already.
One of Simon's best qualities is his voice and here perhaps for the vocoder (!?) I don't even recognize it.
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Peter Gabriel: Vocals, Piano
Tony Levin: Bass
Manu Katche: Drums
David Rhodes: Guitars
Keyboards are missing, unless there are pre-recorded backing tracks.
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With a very basic band I expect only Unpuggled Rearranged Hits.
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Wake Up Call.
The Least You Can Do.
Can't Stop Loving You.
But is PC or Mike & Mechanics?
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I found this interview with Chester, which confirms what you told me. Thanks!
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I wonder if there is an agency that provides musicians for hire.
Like PG in Shock The Monkey at the 1983 Sanremo festival.
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A curiosity: why didn't Chester Thompson play on Both Sides Tour?
The Band Group
Phil Collins : vocals, drums, piano, tambourine
Nathan East : bass, vocals
Daryl Stuermer : guitar
Ricky Lawson : drums
Brad Cole : keyboards
Amy Keys : backing vocals, vocals
Arnold McCuller : backing vocals, vocals
The Vine Street Horns
Harry Kim : trumpet
Daniel Fornero : trumpet
Andrew Woolfolk : saxophone
Arturo Velasco : trombone
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Everything's fine!
But why the tour and after the album?
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I cannot believe it's true!
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An 80s version of Squonk.
Looks like Rutherford's stuff.