Take Me Home (Phil Collins song) Chronicle" thought that "Take Me Home" was one of the few songs that "[rose] above the crowd [on the album]". "Take Me Home" appeared on the opening episode of the second season of popular Miami-based crime show "Miami Vice", much like Collins' own "In the Air Tonight" appeared in the series premiere a year earlier. The song was included on the "Miami Vice II" soundtrack album. The song was also the closing theme song for the World Wrestling Federation's television show, "Saturday Night's Main Event" for several years in the late 1980s. "Take Me Home" appeared on the Phil Collins
Phil Curtis Beckenham and occasionally crossed paths with a young David Bowie. Phil recorded bass, vocals and percussion on two Kingdom Come albums: Kingdom Come (1972) and Journey (1973). Phil helped cement the title "Journey", as Arthur Brown explained in the liner notes for the 2010 re-release of "Journey": "I had this song which had the line ‘I’m going on a journey/I’m not coming back’, and it was Phil [Curtis] who suggested we call the album Journey – and we never really did come back.” The band were renowned for their theatrical stage shows and exuberant costumes. Phil played the role of