In 1981, the foursome joined Genesis drummer Phil Collins and producer Hugh Padgham in the studio for the recording of Collins' debut solo album, "Face Value." Five of the musically diverse album's 12 tracks featured horns, with a sixth (a rendition of the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows") featuring electronically manipulated samples of the section. The group's (and in particular Harris') extreme precision was put to good use in up-tempo numbers like "Behind the Lines" and the mostly instrumental "Hand In Hand". Myrick's lyrical alto playing is featured prominently on "If Leaving Me Is Easy", as are Harris' and Davis' signature fluegelhorn lines. The section also joined Collins' band Genesis at Fisher Lane Farm Studios, in Surrey, England, on the song "No Reply at All" on their album "Abacab", as well as on "Paperlate", a song from the band's EP "3×3" which was also included on the US release of the album "Three Sides Live".