Composer

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Phil Collins

Genre

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Vocal

Style

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Vocal Music

Average_duration

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3:23

"Father to Son" is a song composed by Phil Collins, a British musician, and was released on his second solo album, "Hello, I Must Be Going!" in 1982. The song is a ballad that tells the story of a father passing on his wisdom and life lessons to his son. The song is a reflection of Collins' own relationship with his father, who passed away when he was young. The song has a slow tempo and is composed in the key of C major. It features Collins' signature drumming style, which is characterized by his use of electronic drums and his ability to create complex rhythms. The song also features a prominent piano melody, which is played by Collins himself. "Father to Son" is divided into two distinct movements. The first movement is a slow, introspective section that features Collins' vocals and piano. The lyrics of this section are focused on the father's advice to his son, and the importance of family and tradition. The second movement is more upbeat and features a full band, including drums, bass, and guitar. This section is more celebratory in tone and focuses on the son's journey as he takes his father's advice and sets out on his own path. The song's lyrics are deeply personal and reflect Collins' own experiences with his father. The song is a tribute to the relationship between a father and son, and the importance of passing on wisdom and life lessons from one generation to the next. The song's emotional depth and personal nature have made it a favorite among fans of Collins' music, and it remains a popular song to this day.

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