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- No Jacket Required
- - 267,381 plays
  - 712 favs
  - 74 shares
Phil Collins
Released 1985

Don't Lose My Number
04:47
39,165 plays

Sussudio
04:21
36,794 plays

One More Night
04:47
32,679 plays

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- 1
- Sussudio
- 04:21
- 36,794 plays

- 2
- Only You Know And I Know
- 04:21
- 17,136 plays

- 3
- Long Long Way To Go
- 04:21
- 22,622 plays

- 4
- I Don't Wanna Know
- 04:14
- 16,640 plays

- 5
- One More Night
- 04:47
- 32,679 plays

- 6
- Don't Lose My Number
- 04:47
- 39,165 plays

- 7
- Who Said I Would
- 04:00
- 15,061 plays

- 8
- Doesn't Anybody Stay Together Anymore
- 04:16
- 16,759 plays

- 9
- Inside Out
- 05:14
- 22,296 plays

- 10
- Take Me Home
- 05:49
- 31,446 plays

- 11
- We Said Hello Goodbye
- 04:14
- 16,783 plays

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album review

The winner of the 1985 Grammy for Pop Album of the Year, No Jacket Required found Phil Collins fully embracing horn-driven pop music, drum machines, and sentimental ballads over his previous darker and more dramatic solo material. The record established him as a major commercial force, and as one of the most recognizable voices of the 1980s. Although the major hits here, "Sussudio," "One More Night," "Who Said I Would," and "Don't Lose My Number" quickly came to sound dated, the album contains several standout tracks. "Long Long Way to Go," which features a cameo by Sting, is one of Collins' most effective ballads, while the pulsating "Take Me Home" utilizes the drama of "In the Air Tonight" on a more wistful track. "Only You Know and I Know" and "Inside Out," meanwhile, show an effective aggressive side to the singer. It's not a completely satisfying recording, but it is the best example of one of the most dominating and influential styles of the 1980s. ~ Geoff Orens, All Music Guide