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Bonne écoute à tous............. Exposé – Point Of No Return (Special 12" - Remix 1987) Label: Arista – 609 104 Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single, Stereo Country: Europe Sortie: 1987 Exposé Profil: Formed in 1984, Miami-based Exposé (originally X-Posed) was the brainchild of dance music producer Lewis A. Martineé. The all-girl trio consisted of Sandra “Sandee” Casanas, Aléjandra “Alé” Lorenzo and Laurie Miller. After just two singles, “Exposed To Love” and “Point Of No Return,” both of which became major club hits, Exposé split up. Alé and Sandee embarked on solo careers, and Sandee had great club success with her solo album “Only Time Will Tell”, which included the dance smash “Notice Me”. When it came time to record a third single, “Come Go With Me”, an entirely new lineup, Ann Curless, Jeanette Jurado and Gioia Bruno, was brought together by Martineé. The album “Exposure” was released in 1987 and sold over two-million copies and reached the top 20. The album was released with the original versions of "Point Of No Return" and "Exposed To Love," with the vocals of Alé Lorenzo et al intact. Martineé chose to re-record and re-release "Point Of No Return" with the new vocalists, and the song was a hit once again. Exposé released a second successful album in 1989, "What You Don't Know," and had many more hits. But in 1992 Gioia left the trio due to health reasons. She was replaced by Kelly Moneymaker for a self-titled release later that same year, but the album didn't make much of an impact and the group broke up. Gioia has since released several solo singles and a solo album, called Expose This. Membres: Alé, Ann Curless, Gioia, Jeanette Jurado, Julie Marie Albers, Kelly Moneymaker, Laurie Miller, Sandee

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