Renee Geyer

Reneesance

Renee Geyer had started out a sensual blues belter. Now she has evolved into a bona fide music icon - someone to look up to for never having let go of her dreams. This consummate entertainer with a proud body of work still transfixes a room with the power of her song.

Her career began around 1971 in Sydney, when a girlfriend took her along to the rehearsal of friends who were forming a band. From there, things began to snowball. Her reputation found its way to America and led to an invitation to record an album in Los Angeles with famed Mowtown producer Frank Wilson. While the "Movin' Along" album provided another hit at home, in America "Heading in the Right Direction" created confusion.

R&B stations loved the record, but didn't know what to do when they discovered Geyer was a white Jewish girl from Australia. For the next few years, Geyer bounced between Australia and America and released albums, which include "So Lucky", "Difficult Woman" and "Sweet Life". Her career has never stalled.

Now an ARIA 'Hall Of Fame' member, Renee Geyer is pleased to join the prestigious Liberation Blue Acoustic Series with her career spanning album Reneessance.