album So Lucky in Shangri-La Studios, Malibu, California. Helmed by Rob Fraboni (The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, The Band) and Ricky Fataar (Beach Boys), the album moved Geyer from the soul style she had been identified with and added a tougher, rootsy rock/R&B style, while incorporating salsa and reggae. The lead single "Say I Love You" was released in May 1981 and became her biggest hit when it reached #5 on the Australian charts and #1 in New Zealand. So Lucky was released in November 1981 and spawned two further singles, "Do You Know What I Mean", released in December 1981 and reached the top 30 and "I Can Feel the Fire" released in February 1982. Geyer performed in Mushroom's 10th anniversary celebration, the Mushroom Evolution Concert on Australia Day (26 January) long week-end in 1982 at the Myer Music Bowl. The album was released internationally by Portrait Records as Renée Geyer by Renée Geyer and the Bump Band in 1982. In 1982, Mushroom subsequently re-issued her previous albums. In 1983, Geyer released a second live album Renée Live in May, which included a duet with Glenn Shorrock (singer; Little River Band) on a cover version of Dusty Springfield's 1966 single "Goin' Back". In November 1983, Mushroom Records released a second greatest hits album, Faves, which concluded her contract. Geyer returned to the USA late in 1983 and concentrated on breaking into the musical scene in Los Angeles. 1985–1991: United States, Sing to Me, Renée Live at the Basement and Easy Pieces Geyer visited Australia and performed three songs for the Oz for Africa concert (part of the global Live Aid program) in March 1985. It was broadcast in Australia (on both Seven Network and Nine Network) and on MTV in the US. In 1985, Geyer signed with WEA Records and, in May 1985, she released "All My Love" which peaked at number 28. In June, her eighth studio album, Sing to Me, peaked at number 37. The album was not given a US release and none of the follow-up singles reached the top 50 and Geyer and WEA parted ways. In May 1986, Geyer recorded Live at the Basement which was released later that year by ABC Records. Geyer continued as an in-demand session vocalist, which she had also done in Australia. She was on Sting's 1987 double-album, ...Nothing Like the Sun, including the single "We'll Be Together". She