Phil Collins speaks about how his cover of “A Groovy Kind Of Love” for the “Buster” film soundtrack came to be, and how he never intended to sing the final version… 👀 | Phil Collins

“A Groovy Kind Of Love”, performed on Top Of The Pops 1989 Originally written by Toni Wine and Carole Bayer Sager in the 1960s, Phil’s cover version, recorded for the soundtrack of “Buster” became an international hit - peaking at #1 in the US and the UK. | Phil Collins

This week in 1988, "A Groovy Kind Of Love" by Phil Collins was released as a single from the "Buster" soundtrack. Originally recorded as a demo by Phil with the intention of Stephen Bishop recording the final version, Phil had no intention of appearing on the "Buster" soundtrack himself, wanting the focus to be on his acting skills. However, he relented upon agreeing that the song "worked" in the final scene of the movie. The world happened to agree too, with the song peaking at #1 in the US and

🎶 A Groovy Kind of Love – Phil Collins (1988) You know that feeling? 💫 You look at someone… and suddenly nothing else matters. That’s what Phil Collins sings about in “A Groovy Kind of Love.” Love that doesn’t need words. Just a look. Just a heartbeat 💞 🎬 From the movie Buster (1988) - and yet it feels like the story of anyone who’s ever truly loved. . #PhilCollins #GroovyKindOfLove #LoveVibes #Classic80s #ViralReel | Zbigniew Klessa