and #22 on the NZ singles charts. The song is included in the 2005 book, Rock Song Index: The 7500 Most Important Songs for the Rock and Roll Era, which states "the formerly progressive Genesis begins to proceed without impediment toward the Top 10". Music video The music video for the song was a mimed live performance of the band filmed at Shepperton Studios. It later appeared on their DVD The Video Show (2004). In the video Banks is wearing a Vancouver Canucks hockey team sweater. The main scene has Collins using a shaker-type instrument while singing, but he was also separately filmed playing the drums. Live performances "Follow You Follow Me" was played live during the …And Then There Were Three…, Duke, Three Sides Live Encore tour, Genesis, Invisible Touch (1986 set only), Calling All Stations (with Ray Wilson on vocals), and Turn It On Again tours. An excerpt of the song was also played on the We Can't Dance Tour, as part of an "Old Medley" of Genesis songs. The band would include the song as the last song in their acoustic set for The Last Domino? Tour, following "That's All" and "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway". During the Turn It On Again Tour, Collins performed on the drums as well as the vocals (making it one of very few songs in which he performs both simultaneously), while animated line art of a selection of the band's album art played in the background video screens. The first and last scenes in the animated sequence show the "father" character from the We Can't Dance album cover, raising his hand. A bright white spotlight (on Collins) lights up at the beginning of the song, and turns itself off at the end. The song was also performed live on Collins' solo Not Dead Yet Tour, as well as by Mike + the Mechanics (with Tim Howar on vocals) during their Out of the Blue tour and on Ray Wilson's solo tours. Personnel Phil Collins – vocals, drums, percussion Tony Banks – keyboards Mike Rutherford – guitar, bass guitar In popular culture A cover of the song by the group Vapor and the singer Adaline is used in the short promotional film Lily and the Snowman'' by the Canadian theater chain Cineplex, which was shown in its theaters before any main feature in 2015. References External links 1978 singles Genesis (band)