This self-titled debut arrived as Geyer was carving out a niche in Australian music, bringing a powerful, blues-infused R&B sound. It showcased her formidable vocal prowess early in her career.
- The album was recorded with members of the highly regarded jazz-rock group Fraternity, including future AC/DC bassist Clyde Brompton.
- It featured a cover of the Motown classic "When the Lovin' Ain't Good," which became a minor hit for Geyer.
- Despite Geyer's growing reputation, the album initially struggled to chart, unlike her later, more successful releases.
Renee Geyer is a pioneering Australian soul and R&B singer. She emerged in the early 1970s, becoming one of the country's most distinctive voices.
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