Major Music Alert.

I have come to the realization that my music tastes are essentially on par with a middle aged woman.

My current XM station of choice is The Blend which is where, "you'll hear nothing but adult favorites, from Elton John, Billy Joel, Madonna, Hall & Oates, and lots more..."

(Note: currently playing, Tina Turner's What's Love Got to Do with It) Which reminds me of when Ike Tuner (Laurence Fishburne) beat the shit out of Tina (Angela Bassett) and she responds by saying, "Is that your best shot? Huh? You can't do no better than that?" Classic.

Anyway, so Brown Sara and I might be some of the biggest Phil Collins fans under the age of 40, ever. BS and I have gone as far as to drive by his house in Beverly Hills, CA, and also feel the need to call each other and sing his songs whenever they are heard on the radio (After Hours is a hot time for Phil's hits)

While I am sitting here at my desk listening to the adult contemporary station minding my business, Easy Lover (aka the Ode to BS) begins to play and I, obviously, get very excited. I glance over to my radio and see the artist is Philip Bailey! So I listen for a few versus and determine that it is in fact, Phil Collins, singing.

I immediately call BS where we uncover this major music alert, Easy Lover is a duet with Philip Bailey and Phil Collins.

This is brand new information and, from my perspective, really shakes the solid ground my fan-hood is based on. It's not that I feel jilted that Phil would sing in a duet (since he was a member of Genesis and the majority of musical classics are duets). It's that I didn't know the song was a duet and XM would have the audacity to give Philip Bailey top billing over Phil Collins. I mean, who has ever heard of Philip Bailey? Easy Lover is clearly one of Phil Collins greatest hits.

Now poor Shar is now going to have to pay for both Phil and Phillip to perform at BS's wedding.