Musicians :
Phil Collins (drums, percussion, keyboards, lead vocals), Daryl Stuermer, Dominic Miller (guitar), David Frank, Peter Robinson, Nick Glennie-Smith (keyboards), Don Myrick (saxophone), Louis Satterfield (trombone), Michael Harris, Rahmlee Michael Davis (trumpet), Sting, Helen Terry (backing vocals).

- Phil Collins "No Jacket Required" - Fully Tailored (4 LP) Edition !
- 4 LP box set includes half-speed remaster of the original album !
- Set includes demos, live, and rare performances !

The 4 LP deluxe collection No Jacket Required (Fully Tailored) is pressed on 180 gram black vinyl and features a 20 page booklet complete with new liner notes and photos. LP1 features the original album remastered and cut at half-speed at Abbey Road Studios. LPs 2-4 include a collection of B-sides, live, and rare performances for the first time on vinyl, including a stripped-back performance of "One More Night" Live at the BBC, and "Long, Long Way To Go" from Live Aid on July 13, 1985.

No Jacket Required, released in 1985, was Phil Collins' third solo album, and mixed his trademark emotional ballads alongside strong funk and R&B influences. The album's hit singles "Sussudio", "One More Night", "Don't Lose My Number" and "Take Me Home" would also become staples of his live shows in the years that followed.

No Jacket Required was a resounding global hit, reaching N° 1 in 11 countries, including the U.K., U.S., Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, and Sweden. The album received three Grammy Awards: Best Album, Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, and Producer of the Year for Collins. It has sold more than 25 million copies to date, is RIAA-certified diamond-selling in the U.S., has reached 6x platinum-selling in the U.K., and won two Brit Awards Album of the Year and Best Male Solo Artist. It was the second-best-selling album of 1985 in the U.K. and spent five consecutive weeks at N° 1 there. "Sussudio" and "One More Night" were both U.S. N° 1 singles. The No Jacket Required World Tour played 85 shows in 12 countries and concluded with two special performances at Live Aid on July 13, at Wembley Stadium in London and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia on the same day.