Girl", both of which failed to find chart success. The Very Best of Collette and Sharon O'Neill was released in 1991 by J&B Records. It contained eight tracks from Collette Roberts and eight tracks from O'Neill, including the previously non-album single "Power" from 1984. In 1991, O'Neill collaborated with Robert Palmer and wrote "True Love" together for Palmer's Rhythm & Blues album. She also contributed vocals on that release. In 1994, O'Neill, Palmer, and Palmer's girlfriend Mary Ambrose co-wrote "Love Takes Time" for Palmer's Honey album. O'Neill contributed vocals to that release, as well as to Palmer's 1999 Rhythm & Blues and 2003's Drive. 2000–present: Later career In 2001, she toured as a guest artist with New Zealand female act When the Cat's Away. In 2005, she toured Australia as a support act for Leo Sayer and a comprehensive collection of her greatest hits was released by Sony Music Australia under the title The Best of Sharon O'Neill. In 2006 and early 2007, O'Neill again toured Australia supporting Leo Sayer. From August–September 2007, O'Neill toured as part of the 'Countdown Spectacular 2' concert series Australia-wide and toured Australia and New Zealand on The Let It Be Tour (The Beatles tribute show) in November–December 2007. In 2014, Sony New Zealand released a new greatest hits collection titled Words: The Very Best of Sharon O'Neill. The album peaked at number 6 on the New Zealand albums chart. In 2018, Sharon performed a duet with Ben Ransom titled "Young Years", the song she co-wrote for the group Dragon. The track is available via digital streaming service Apple Music. Discography Studio albums This Heart This Song (1979) Sharon O'Neill / Words (1980) Maybe (1981) Foreign Affairs (1983) Danced in the Fire (1987) Edge of Winter (1990) Awards and nominations |- | 1978 | Sharon O'Neill | New Zealand Music Awards - Top Female Vocalist | |- | 1979 | Sharon O'Neill | New Zealand Music Awards - Top Female Vocalist | |- | 1979 | "Face In a Rainbow" | APRA Awards (New Zealand) - Silver Scroll Awards | |- | rowspan="2" | 1980 | Sharon O'Neill | New Zealand Music Awards - Top Female Vocalist | |- | Sharon O'Neill | New Zealand Music Awards - Album of the Year | |- | 1981 | Sharon O'Neill | rowspan="3" | Australian Countdown Awards - Most Popular Female | |- | 1982 | Sharon