Phil Collins - Hello I Must Be Going (180g) (45 Rpm)

"Hello, I Must Be Going!" is the second solo effort from Phil Collins. Released on 1 November 1982 on the [l750] label in the UK and Ireland, [l681] in North America, and [l40396] in the rest of the world. This is the album which generated Collins's first solo tour, as he finally felt that he had enough solo material to perform without his [a124506] bandmates. Nine of the album's ten tracks made some sort of chart worldwide, with a cover version of [a17966]' You Can't Hurry Love becoming the album's most significant hit. Other tracks include the modern-jazz instrumental The West Side, (a concert fan-favorite) I Cannot Believe It's True, (a tune written about Collins's first wife demanding for more money in alimony now that he had become a huge success as a solo artist) and the album opener, the angry I Don't Care Anymore, (a direct jab at his ex-wife). That track ultimately reached No. 39 in the U.S., giving Collins his first Grammy Award nomination for Best Rock Vocal Performance