description Calling All Stations Overview
Calling All Stations is Genesis's 1997 fifteenth studio album and the band's final studio release. It was recorded after Phil Collins left Genesis and features Scottish singer Ray Wilson as lead vocalist, with Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford continuing as the group's core members. It is the only Genesis studio album to feature Wilson and includes the songs Congo, Shipwrecked, and Not About Us.
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Who sings on Genesis's Calling All Stations?
Scottish singer Ray Wilson is the lead vocalist on Calling All Stations. Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford remained the band's core members after Phil Collins left Genesis.
When was Calling All Stations released?
Calling All Stations was released in 1997. It is Genesis's fifteenth studio album and the band's final studio release.
Is Calling All Stations a Phil Collins album?
No. Phil Collins had left Genesis before the album was recorded, and Ray Wilson took over as lead singer. Banks and Rutherford continued the group with Wilson for this project.
What is notable about Calling All Stations in Genesis's history?
It was the only Genesis studio album to feature Ray Wilson as the band's lead vocalist. The album is also notable because it was the group's final studio release.
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