
The stories of the biggest artists in the world. We delve deep into the BBC archive and speak to the people who were there, as we look back on their most iconic eras.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic History | |||

In the final part of Eras: Phil Collins, Zoe Ball sits down with the man himself for a new and exclusive conversation, encompassing everything from Phil’s earliest aspirations as a kid with a drum set to his poignant reflections at the other end of a... more
In the 1990s, Phil Collins’ status as rock and roll’s resident nice guy is thrown into question after the collapse of his second marriage, the leak of a certain fax, and a subsequent tabloid frenzy. Bruised by the experience, Phil begins a gradual re... more
In 1985, after a couple of massive singles and an Oscar nomination, Phil Collins stands on the precipice of global megastardom. Then comes No Jacket Required, Live Aid, a red hot hit streak with Genesis – and he’s hurled over the edge.
From time zon... more
It’s the dawn of the 1980s, and Phil’s life has been thrown into turmoil by the breakdown of his marriage – but amidst the heartbreak, he finds a new drive to create.
Zoe Ball follows Phil Collins as he steps away from Genesis and makes his first, ... more
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How can this man not be in the Rock n Roll hHall of Fame, as a solo artist, with the monumental success he’s had? A superior talent. Undervalued - a true icon.
This is good. But it’s not correct to state that Jim Hutton was with Mercury when he died. He wasn’t. He later openly admitted this. The only person with him was Dave Clark. Get things right!
I loved listening to old interviews intertwined with snippets of Beatles’ songs. Poignant, moving and beautiful; very much like the legacy of their music. Brought a tear to my eye at the end. Thank you.
Thank you for the Music
Hard to compress the Beatles into 3 hours but given that it was excellent. Great interview clips, memories and commentary. Gems and nuggets sprinkled throughout and some very moving moments. Absolutely worth your time if you have any interest in the Beatles.
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This show provides an engaging exploration of the life and work of an iconic figure in pop music, Phil Collins. Through richly detailed narratives, the content highlights his artistic contributions, personal anecdotes, and the dynamics of his time with Genesis as well as his successful solo career. Episodes typically feature intimate conversations with friends, collaborators, and music historians, sharing lesser-known stories about Collins' creative process and the personal moments behind his music. The unique angle of connecting historical context with personal insights makes it a compelling listen for fans of pop and rock music.
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Recent guests on Eras include:
1. Mike Rutherford
2. Robert Plant
3. Nic Collins
4. Bob Geldof
5. Michael Mann
6. Nina Mishkov
7. Tim Staffell
8. David Quantic
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