Renée Geyer At Her Very Best

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Renée Geyer At Her Very Best
Renée Geyer At Her Very Best cover
Studio album by Renee Geyer
Released 12 December 1977
Recorded Melbourne, Australia + Los Angeles, California 1973-1977
Genre Soul/R & B
Length 49.31
Label RCA Records/ Mushroom
Producer(s) Gus McNeil, Tweed Harris, Renee Geyer Band, Ern Rose, Frank Wilson
Renee Geyer chronology
Moving Along
(1976)		 Renée Geyer At Her Very Best
(1977)		 Winner
(1978)


Renée Geyer At Her Very Best is the 6th solo album by Australian Soul/R & B singer Renee Geyer and her first Greatest Hits collection, covering the first four years of her career. It is the only place you'll find the Renee Geyer Band's original version of Be There In The Morning, other than on the impossible to find vinyl single. Not that this vinyl album is much easier to locate.

[edit] Track Listing

1/ Stares And Whispers - 3.30 (John Footman / Frank Wilson / Terri McFadden)

2/ Ready To Deal - 3.30 (Renee Geyer Band)

3/ Moving Along - 6.08 (Renee Geyer / Mal Logan / Barry Sullivan / Judy Wieder)

4/ Be There In the Morning - 3.49 (Renee Geyer / Mal Logan / Barry Sullivan)

5/ What Do I Do On Sunday Morning - 3.56 (Dennis Lambert / Brian Potter)

6/ Heading In the Right Direction - 3.53 (Mark Punch / Garry Paige)

7/ It's A Man's Man's World - 3.26 (James Brown)

8/ If Loving You is Wrong - 4.16 (Homer Banks / Ray Jackson / Carl Jackson)

9/ Oh! Boy - 2.56 (Eugene Record)

10/ Theres No Such Thing As Love - 3.43 (Anthony Newley / Ian Fraser)

11/ I Really Love You - 5.49 (Renee Geyer Band)

12/ Shakey Ground - 4.29 (Jeffrey Bowen / Edward Hazel / Al Boyd)


[edit] Album Credits

RENEE GEYER BAND (Tracks 2,4,6,8,11,12)

Renee Geyer: Vocals, Backing Vocals

Mark Punch: Guitars (Except 12)

John Pugh: Guitar (Track 12 only)

Mal Logan: Keyboards

Barry "Big Goose" Sullivan: Bass

Greg Tell: Drums


Producers

  • Tracks 9,10: Gus McNeil

From the 1973 album Renee Geyer


  • Tracks 5, 7: Tweed Harris

From The 1974 album It's a Man's Man's World


  • Tracks 2,4,6,8,11,12: Renee Geyer Band & Ern Rose

From The 1975 album Ready To Deal (Tracks 2,6,8,11)

From The 1976 album Really Really Love You: Live At The Dallas Brooks Hall (Track 12)


From The 1977 album Moving Along


Photography: George Farrell


Sources:

  • Original Album
  • Chris Spencer's Who's Who Of Australian Rock

External Links:

http://www.reneegeyer.com.au/content/discography/disc_bestof01.html

http://www.whiteroom.com.au/howlspace/en/geyerrenee/geyerrenee.htm

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