They then released their 3rd album simply titled "Expose" in 1992. Releasing: "I'll Never Get Over You, Getting Over Me", "I Wish The Phone Would Ring", & "As Long As I Can Dream". 

This album directed them in a "Adult Contemporary" direction, alienating their core Dance-Pop-Freestyle fans. In 1995, they released their "Greatest Hits" - (pictured left, with Ann, Jeanette, & Kelly), containing all the best, including new songs, & modern Dance-Remixes of their classics! 

Today, Gioia got her voice back, she had a rock band called WETT, but now is touring solo taking on today's Dance-Club market, with new grooves, as well as performing Expose's gems. Please visit her site below @ : Exposé is OFFICIALLY BACK as of summer 2003, with Jeanette, Ann, & Kelly! Gioia will also be performing with them at select shows. According to Jeanette, Gioia & Kelly will switch on stage when Gioia comes to perform her parts.

Even more exciting, the girls have won the legal rights to the name "Exposé", which the girls really deserve! :) 

(Which was part of a problem back then). 

Now, the girls will be performing their classics, & are considering working on some new songs as well. Let's see what happen  ....  www.gioiabruno.com 

Expose Ann Curless & Jeanette Jurado & Gioia Bruno.

In this pic, & the one below, we have the "main" Expose' members. From L to R: Ann Curless, Jeanette Jurado, & Gioia Bruno. 

These 3 carried the group from where the original 3 left off. From 1986-1991 These were the girls we were used to seeing in the videos & album covers. They also resemble the originals! 

Their 1st album "Exposure" had the hits: "Come Go With Me", Seasons Change, "Let Me Be The One", & a remake of "Point Of No Return", leaving "Exposed To Love" the only song on the album with the vocals recorded by the original 3. 

By their 2nd album in 1989, "What You Don't Know" - (pictured at right), - in the order of pic: Jeanette, Gioia, & Ann, had become international stars. 

This album included hits: "What You Don't Know", "When I Looked At Him" & "Tell Me Why". 

They then released their video collection: "Video Exposure". Soon, Gioia had to leave the group in 1991 due to irrparable throat damage. 

She was then replaced by Kelly Moneymaker.