No Jacket Required
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No Jacket Required
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Description
The album is named after an incident at The Pump Room restaurant in Chicago, Illinois, when Collins was denied admittance because he did not meet the restaurant's dress code of "jacket required" for dinner. The Maître d' who refused service at the famed "Table Number One" was named George Montgomery, and he passed away in 1992. Restaurant management later sent Collins an apology letter and a complimentary sports coat. [1]No Jacket Required, a much more commercially pop-oriented record than the dark cynicism of his two previous albums, Face Value and Hello, I Must Be Going! and has none of the political statements which would appear in the forthcoming ...But Seriously. In terms of emotion, it is certainly among the happiest of Phil Collins' efforts. As a result, most of the album is up-tempo with the notable exceptions of "Long, Long Way to Go" and the mega selling ballad "One More Night".
Product details
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50 Translation missing: en.product.details.minutes
- Publisher:
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Virgin
- Weight:
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100 g
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