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EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.
EXCLUSIVE!! Legendary singer and drummer Phil Collins spends the day at the studio where he put the finishing touches on his new album, "Going Back," which will be his first in eight years. After some studio time, Phil left with some record label executives and headed to a local bistro for a drink together. Collins, who can no longer play the drums to due damage to his hands from spinal surgery recently said, "I'm considering whether I could benefit from new surgery, but the nerves have to heal. Maybe in a year's time." "Going Back" is due for release in September. London, UK. 7/5/10. Fees must be agreed prior to publication.