The album itself, Some Tough City, peaked at #60 on the Billboard 200 album chart. Carey opened for Night Ranger on many dates of their 1984 tour in support of this album. Following that release, in late 1984, MCA released Planet P Project's Pink World as a double LP rock opera (#121 on the Billboard 200), for which Carey wrote the lyrics and music, sang all vocals, and played most of the instruments. The single "What I See" reached #25 on Billboards Top Rock Tracks. Both the double LP and the single were released on pink vinyl. A single music video for two songs on Pink World, "What I See" and "Behind the Barrier", remained in power rotation or active rotation for ten weeks on the MTV network. Carey's 1985 follow-up solo album, Blue Highway, took a long time to record and did not score a hit on radio. Carey has stated that the album suffered problems unrelated to him but very related to 'the producer' Peter Hauke. Jennifer Rush covered Carey's "Live Wire", from Blue Highway, on her album "Movin'. Carey finally left MCA Records after the release of Blue Highway. 1986–1989: Music producer, composer, film soundtracks Carey began producing and guesting on releases by other artists. 1986 Carey produced and co-wrote Now That You're Gone by Joe Cocker. It was the title song from the German movie Schimanski: (German title: "Zabou"), starring Götz George. Carey continued to record soundtracks. After his 1987 release Bedtime Story (soundtrack for the German film The Joker, Lethal Obsession, with Peter Maffay), Carey recorded a second soundtrack album, called Wilder Westen Inclusive, which featured the single "Room With A View" (#3 on the German Charts, 1989), which stayed 18 weeks on the German charts and received a Gold record. Wilder Westen Inclusive was a three-part television film directed by Dieter Wedel. Carey played keyboards and did the production for the 1988 album Chicago Line by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers. Carey also played on albums with various artists such as Peter Maffay, Milva and Anne Haigis. In November 1989, Carey released the album For You, produced by Carey and Nigel Jopson. The album featured the single "I Feel Good" (#35 on the German Charts), which was also featured in the German television movie "Tatort: Katjas Schweigen (Katjas Silence)" starring Götz George. A second single from For You was released, "No Man's Land", featuring