Renée Geyer

Yep.

Renee Geyer.

Renee

Geyer.

So we're going from '76 to the, through 1982 here.

So it includes two with Renee Geyer broadcasting their Taking it to the Streets promotion.

One featuring John Torv, of course, yarn to his mates.

The 1270 Shuffle, and kicking off with a couple of their 127 Days of Summer promotion, which includes both vocal, instrumental versions, and a shorter version.

Now you've been called the High Priestess of Soul.

And I guess it's fair to say that Renee Geyer is one of Australia's great soul voices and

But I've only been allowed to be called the High Priestess of Salt since Renee's gone.

She did say to me once that I was the second best singer in Australia.

I'm very husky.

I'd probably be a good Renee Geyer at the moment.

Husky's good.

Husky's good.

I just know I'm wrong.

choice yeah that was the first hit from the debut self-titled album of midnight oil and the song was run by night from 1978 that album's also called the blue album or the blue meanie and of course that song was the first of many many hits for this iconic aussie rock band And before that was a funky tune from the late, great Renee Geyer.

Wasn't she such a versatile musician? She released 15 studio albums covering, well, pretty much all genres.

And she was a very sought after backing singer as well.