Wow they were so much more sexier an hotter then what we got later.. I remember them .. I knew it wasn't a weird dream or Medela effect.. long live the original group!!!!❤❤
Funny you say Mandela Effect - I was clubbing from 1984-1990 and never knew they swapped them out, but always thought after 1987 - Damn I remember them being much sexier and more synchronized. I litter had a WTF moment this week discovering they all got swapped out overnight with no fanfare, total hush hush.
@@ejessup1Please get the Double CD of Exposé's debut album CD called "Exposé Exposure Deluxe Edition"! It's a 2 CD Edition with 7" and 12" Singles mixes. It's a must have! The CD booklet lists all the Lead Vocalists and Backing Vocalists. Alejandra "Alé" Lorenzo and Laurie Miller are on every track of the album as Backing Vocalists. Alé Lorenzo is the Lead Vocalist on the original version of "Point Of No Return" which was released in November, 1983 on the Pantera label, Arista Label in February, 1985 and "Exposed To Love" which was released in November, 1985.
Ain't something went people with original style and creativity doesn't get respect and recognition for their work? These woman should of have got that from the star! Respect for the original. SANDEE Baby Yeah!!!
She did a good job stepping in to sing this song. As a kid I knew something was off about the ladies, without realizing they changed the whole line up. I really would like to hear the original album recorded by them, especially Let Me Be The One
@@NEXTGENSKYN I actually wrote Lewis Martinee to see if he would ever release the original album (someway). He said he was working on something but didn't really specify.
Anyone else remember being a teenager and being mesmerized by Ale's dance moves? 0:30 and 4:15 show it was natural for her. These gals could sing and dance at the same time. Just Amazing.
I know that people who came of age in the 1980's refer to this as "freestyle". For for me, who experienced the exhilaration and excitement of the disco era, I longed for more of the disco sound and mourned its passing. Then at a Christmas party in 1985 we heard this play and knew that disco lived on in this song. So good it was, that we broke out in a hustle. 1980's dance music didn't get any better than this.
jgonzalez...it was labeled freestyle in the later years when the word came to define this type of sound. Records like these were referred to as Club music at that time. For example Lisa Lisa "Take Me Home" is today referred as Freestyle, but at the time of the release ('84) there was no Freestyle.
soulcontroller Big fucking deal? When the first Death metal song came out it wasnt automatically labelled Death Metal. Same shit for Ska and New wave. Just fucking accept it... Its FREESTYLE, even though there was no name for it, so stop diminishing the genre like its a bullshit term or doesnt exist. IT DOES.
This is the version I originally fell in love with at the disco! The one I bought from the store was different. I fought to find this version, never did till years latter.
Love the original groups and their music still lives on. Alejandra lazaro & laurie miller are the only ones still alive but sandee is gone she passed away which is sad that sandee had to go i miss them tho they are beautiful ladies.
Amazing this video still exists! Thank you so much for posting...I like Jeanette's vocal better, but I love this versions beginning that repeats the Hall of Fame dance groove multiple times!
they were the originals......they recorded the whole album....but then...they brought gioia...ann.and jeanette and they re-recorded the album....but...they kept the backgrounds vocals of the original 3!!!
Some of the original vocals must’ve been leaked or something because I know my first cassette sounded more like this but the hit version that we all know definitely wasn’t what was on my cassette
@@waynejones7769 if you are lucky enough to get the the first pressing of the exposure album on vinyl, then you will get the original version of "point of no return" with ale singing the lead. otherwise "exposed to love" is the only song on the exposure album that were original. to this day that song has never been re-recorded.
I didn't know about the original singers up until a few years ago when I heard about "Expose singer" Sandra Casanas passing in the news. I knew the 1987 version of the group and never heard her name before so I searched the groups history. Now I know. Not too much detailed info on the original group. I'd like to know why they were all replaced.
@@Sonialachingona can't always believe Wikipedia ... I was there and part of the group from the very beginning. There is no bad feelings for me at all concerning the girls now. They are all incredible... this is just the story and the truth.
@@RageTVHTX ...listen....there is a documentary by Laurie miller on utube about the whole story of the group...the beggining and what led to the break up and replacement of the originals.....look it up....cause it tells it all!...
I was a pre teen wen I heard this song and then a few years later I heard it again which I knew the voices were different and how was it new wen I heeard it before .Lol anyways I loved theses girls.originals
Alenjandra & lorie are the only ones are still alive but sandee died which is sad that she had to go i miss this ladies and their music still lives on.
To this day I wish the original lineup would have stayed together. Didn't like the more soul-pop sound that the new members brought. Eventually, Expose turned into an adult-contemporary pop band. Plus I loved the singing of Ale, Laurie and Sandee.
I’m sure the original ladies were all good people but nothing compares to the musical talent Ann Jeanette and Gioia brought to the group when you listen to the arrangements on the second album for example the original ladies could never pull that off absolutely no offense but that’s just reality.
@@mlvcx7904 I think it depends on what sort of sound you were looking for. The second album only had 3 songs that I liked off of it. I thought it veered to far into soul/pop and really lost the catch melodic Freestyle sound that I really liked. To be honest, I liked Ann's voice, but Jeanette and Gioia (while good singers) are too "big voice" type of singers. They had their own thing, but I fell in love with the first two records released by Expose--and both of those featured the original girls.
It competed against Duran Duran with the Reflex, Tenna Marie with Lovergirl in which RI 104 WERI Providence and Boston HitRadio 103.3 WHTT played it ad nauseum. Kiss 95.7 debuted as CHR July 1984.
@@jelswick3953 Incorrect! Only the 1st album:("Exposure"), combined the voices of Ale', Sandee', & Laurie, with the lead vocals of Ann, Jeanette, and Gioia... The second album:("What You Don't Know") ONLY featured the vocals of Ann, Jeanette, and Gioia, along with 3 additional background vocalists named Wendy Petersen, Davona Simmons, & Bobbi Pruit.! Check it out for yourself, if you have the second album.. The background vocalists are ALL credited!
I love Ale because she's cute & adorable...and I normally tend to be partial to original lineups...In this case, IMO,....Jeannette/Ale, have their own unique vocal lead,..Although, I feel I am able to sink my teeth better into Jeanette's range. Also, looks like the original lineup had a more adult/sexier style, as opposed to the more family-friendly new lineup.
Alé Lorenzo, a proud Cuban~American, sings in a passionate young lady's love for her boyfriend. There is such innocence and girly charm in her Vocal delivery. She's truly mesmerizing to watch and listen to. She moves on stage in a silky smooth manner! Janette Jurado, a proud Mexican~American, does likewise and is a great Lead Vocalist, but Janette adds "Soul Based" Vocal inflections alá Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle which are cool but I've heard so many times from 1980s Singers. I am a proud Mexican~American and I am not a bigot! I'm 66 years old now and was in my 20's when "Freestyle" came out and was proud it originated from Latino neighborhoods in New York Florida etc... and music producers such as Lewis Martineé. Viva La Raza!
The original versions of this and expose to love have an amazing sound Ale' melodic voice it's just better all though I do love Gioia Bruno's vocals I love the original group members
@@lauriemiller9015Greetings Laurie! Why didn't Arista finance Videos for the original Exposé's "Point Of No Return" and Exposed To Love"? Come on Arista! Everyone was shooting Videos in the 1980s! MTV was in its heyday! What an oversight!
It was the label that they got signed to ( Arista ). They saw Sandee as not fitting for the group, then Ale left soon after and it was just Laurie, so they just ended up getting all new girls.
The producers hit it big and money was flowing as was coke, hookers and other mayhem and it seems although these girls put on a sexy show they were all very sweet women and didn't want a part of that.
That was Ale, the girlfriend of the guy who wrote and produced the songs. She wasn’t a singer. She stepped in at the last minute to get the demo recorded. Jeannette is a professional singer, no comparison. That said, it was Ale’s voice behind the original song that blew up in South Florida and spread through the club scene like wildfire. It was Ale and these girls that played to packed venues wherever they went. I saw them perform live four times, each show bigger than the last. These three girls gathered tremendous support all over the country, leading to the eventual signing by a major label. Then they went silent for a while until the long awaited Expose album finally made it to the record stores. I bought it the first day it was released. I looked at the cover and was like who are these three females in the picture? Then I heard a totally new set of voices on the tracks. Never bought another Expose item afterwards. These 3 ladies won my heart, not the three imposters on the album cover. Don’t care about Jeanette’s voice, they could have picked any of thousands of pro female studio singers to step in and sound the same.
@@stabgodYou failed to mention the superb follow up "Exposed To Love"! I believe Exposed To Love is the definitive Exposé release! Alejandra "Alé" Lorenzo is not a singer? Music is subjective and I personally believe "Alé" is a true singer! She recorded a lot of the background Vocals on the "Exposure" album! You see, Jeanette Jurado is an excellent Lead Vocalist, but she tends to throw in ad libs that are "Soul Vocal infections"! They're cliches! We've heard them all before! Alejandra's Vocal infections are not "Soul based"! "Ale" sings with a young lady's passionate purity! She's very cute and sexy at the same time! You are very fortunate to have seen "THE ORIGINAL EXPOSÉ" in concert! Cheers! Raúl Macías.
@@stabgodIf you're interested, please check out my comments I sent to Ms. Laurie Miller. I bought a double CD of "Exposure" at Amoeba Music, in Hollywood, California, today March 2,2024 which finally gives credit to Laurie, Alejandra and Sandeé in the booklet which is included in CD release. Not only do they list all the Lead Vocalists on each track on the album, but also all the Backing Vocals! Man! Laurie and Alé are on every track contributing backing Vocals! It's a shame about Alejandra's departure in 1986 but she must have been truly been exhausted from the non stop touring which began as early as 1983 with the release on "Point Of No Return" on the Pantera Label in November, 1983. I understand Alé preferred doing recording sessions and didn't enjoy touring. Still, I wonder if the Exposure album was completed with the original Exposé. If so, it would be fascinating to listen to! I hope it does exist and Producer Lewis Martineé will soon release it!
She is a good singer, but Alé developed an amazing voice (you should hear her two singles after she left Exposé). Those of us who were introduced to the original group loved their singing!
All three originally sang different songs. Ale sang this one. She’s the shorter one with dark hair. Saw them live four times as a group (and a few times solo), twice in the front row. They were so damn sexy, these rough videos do them no justice.
@@stabgodAlejandra "Alé" Lorenzo! She's the cute one dancing and singing in the middle on stage. Alé also sings the passionate Lead Vocal on the excellent "Exposed To Love"!
This was all we had before the group blew up. No one was recording these shows. Video cameras were bulky and expensive, not to mention crap quality. We didn’t know the professional recordings would show three other females.
![Exposé - Point Of No Return (Extended Mix) 1987 [Juan Carlos Baez]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0U6y3f2EaoQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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They were the original line and they were a bomb ! ❤
Wow they were so much more sexier an hotter then what we got later.. I remember them .. I knew it wasn't a weird dream or Medela effect.. long live the original group!!!!❤❤
right!! the original trio had everything and were so much more stylish and interesting on stage. I felt like we were robbed a little bit.
Funny you say Mandela Effect - I was clubbing from 1984-1990 and never knew they swapped them out, but always thought after 1987 - Damn I remember them being much sexier and more synchronized. I litter had a WTF moment this week discovering they all got swapped out overnight with no fanfare, total hush hush.
@@SLEEPTHIEFofficial The next 3 took the reigns and ran with it for 30 years - but the original 3 were magical.
I'm one of those that always prefer the original.
This record is one of my faves!
The original is the best. Not easy to find anymore.
@@ejessup1Please get the Double CD of Exposé's debut album CD called "Exposé Exposure Deluxe Edition"! It's a 2 CD Edition with 7" and 12" Singles mixes.
It's a must have!
The CD booklet lists all the Lead Vocalists and Backing Vocalists.
Alejandra "Alé" Lorenzo and Laurie Miller are on every track of the album as Backing Vocalists.
Alé Lorenzo is the Lead Vocalist on the original version of "Point Of No Return" which was released in November, 1983 on the Pantera label, Arista Label in February, 1985 and "Exposed To Love" which was released in November, 1985.
Great Tribute to the band we were infatuated with 1984-1986. Laurie did the amazing costumes and make-up and choreography. Outstanding.
Ain't something went people with original style and creativity doesn't get respect and recognition for their work? These woman should of have got that from the star! Respect for the original. SANDEE Baby Yeah!!!
Your grammar needs to improve.
OMG! These three women!!!
She did a good job stepping in to sing this song. As a kid I knew something was off about the ladies, without realizing they changed the whole line up. I really would like to hear the original album recorded by them, especially Let Me Be The One
Sandra sang Let me be the one. It's amazing also come go with me
@@NEXTGENSKYN Awesome. Thanks, I will go look for it!
@@icarussisyphus oh, you won't be able to find those copies. They are a hidden Gem.
@@NEXTGENSKYN I actually wrote Lewis Martinee to see if he would ever release the original album (someway). He said he was working on something but didn't really specify.
The original gals had a better vibe and sound in my opinion
This is the most 80's thing i have ever seen.
Seems like not putting Sandra front and center was a serious gaffe. She clearly had star quality.
ポイントオブノーリターンは、これがオリジナルで、エクスポゼ結成前に、最初の三人のメンバーの音源が、エクスポゼのデビューアルバムに収録されてるんだよね。昔FENでエクスポゼのポイントオブノーリターンもこの音源で流れたんだよん。💖✨💫
Anyone else remember being a teenager and being mesmerized by Ale's dance moves? 0:30 and 4:15 show it was natural for her. These gals could sing and dance at the same time. Just Amazing.
I know that people who came of age in the 1980's refer to this as "freestyle". For for me, who experienced the exhilaration and excitement of the disco era, I longed for more of the disco sound and mourned its passing. Then at a Christmas party in 1985 we heard this play and knew that disco lived on in this song. So good it was, that we broke out in a hustle. 1980's dance music didn't get any better than this.
It is Freestyle. Why put it in quotes?
jgonzalez...it was labeled freestyle in the later years when the word came to define this type of sound. Records like these were referred to as Club music at that time. For example Lisa Lisa "Take Me Home" is today referred as Freestyle, but at the time of the release ('84) there was no Freestyle.
soulcontroller Big fucking deal? When the first Death metal song came out it wasnt automatically labelled Death Metal. Same shit for Ska and New wave. Just fucking accept it... Its FREESTYLE, even though there was no name for it, so stop diminishing the genre like its a bullshit term or doesnt exist. IT DOES.
@@pretendamnesia lol tell it!
@@richardhoating23 OOOF Youre so angry and pressed because your friend up there got checked 😉
I love & miss you Sandee'.
I grew up with the remake, but when I discovered the original, the original became my ABSOLUTE favorite. Sexy pop perfection!
They were the dream team - I was clubbing when they came on the scene in 1984
This is the version I originally fell in love with at the disco! The one I bought from the store was different. I fought to find this version, never did till years latter.
Love the original groups and their music still lives on. Alejandra lazaro & laurie miller are the only ones still alive but sandee is gone she passed away which is sad that sandee had to go i miss them tho they are beautiful ladies.
Amazing this video still exists! Thank you so much for posting...I like Jeanette's vocal better, but I love this versions beginning that repeats the Hall of Fame dance groove multiple times!
they were the originals......they recorded the whole album....but then...they brought gioia...ann.and jeanette and they re-recorded the album....but...they kept the backgrounds vocals of the original 3!!!
I see, thats why it sounded so similar
except for exposed to love, which were never re-recorded. it was left untouched.
@@minavamp2811 Yes!....Thats correct!!
Some of the original vocals must’ve been leaked or something because I know my first cassette sounded more like this but the hit version that we all know definitely wasn’t what was on my cassette
@@waynejones7769 if you are lucky enough to get the the first pressing of the exposure album on vinyl, then you will get the original version of "point of no return" with ale singing the lead. otherwise "exposed to love" is the only song on the exposure album that were original. to this day that song has never been re-recorded.
That's how it sounded the first time I heard this song! I didn't know they had changed all the singers.
I didn't know about the original singers up until a few years ago when I heard about "Expose singer" Sandra Casanas passing in the news. I knew the 1987 version of the group and never heard her name before so I searched the groups history. Now I know. Not too much detailed info on the original group. I'd like to know why they were all replaced.
RageTV en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expos%C3%A9_(group)
@@RageTVHTX www.lauriemiller.com/video-lauriemiller there's whole clip of me telling the story for a documentary
@@Sonialachingona can't always believe Wikipedia ... I was there and part of the group from the very beginning. There is no bad feelings for me at all concerning the girls now. They are all incredible... this is just the story and the truth.
@@RageTVHTX ...listen....there is a documentary by Laurie miller on utube about the whole story of the group...the beggining and what led to the break up and replacement of the originals.....look it up....cause it tells it all!...
I AM GOING TO SEE THEM tonight, HERE IN THE future 08.10.2024
Mmmmmm the original girls , Sandee RIP
the 3 original members are so much hotter. ale to jeanette, laurie to gioia, and sandee to ann.
Glad I saw them at studio 47 what an awesome show ❤
Phew! I thought the girls were different; no Mandela effect. I'll always love this group
Wow ..it's good to see the original 3...
I was a pre teen wen I heard this song and then a few years later I heard it again which I knew the voices were different and how was it new wen I heeard it before .Lol anyways I loved theses girls.originals
Alenjandra & lorie are the only ones are still alive but sandee died which is sad that she had to go i miss this ladies and their music still lives on.
Oh yeah, partying at the Fantasy Club in El Monte.
Where was that at, I'm wondering
To this day I wish the original lineup would have stayed together. Didn't like the more soul-pop sound that the new members brought. Eventually, Expose turned into an adult-contemporary pop band. Plus I loved the singing of Ale, Laurie and Sandee.
I’m sure the original ladies were all good people but nothing compares to the musical talent Ann Jeanette and Gioia brought to the group when you listen to the arrangements on the second album for example the original ladies could never pull that off absolutely no offense but that’s just reality.
@@mlvcx7904 I have to differ. No one remembers the 2nd album and that's for a reason.
@@mlvcx7904 I think it depends on what sort of sound you were looking for. The second album only had 3 songs that I liked off of it. I thought it veered to far into soul/pop and really lost the catch melodic Freestyle sound that I really liked. To be honest, I liked Ann's voice, but Jeanette and Gioia (while good singers) are too "big voice" type of singers. They had their own thing, but I fell in love with the first two records released by Expose--and both of those featured the original girls.
It competed against Duran Duran with the Reflex, Tenna Marie with Lovergirl in which RI 104 WERI Providence and Boston HitRadio 103.3 WHTT played it ad nauseum. Kiss 95.7 debuted as CHR July 1984.
@@jelswick3953 Incorrect! Only the 1st album:("Exposure"), combined the voices of Ale', Sandee', & Laurie, with the lead vocals of Ann, Jeanette, and Gioia... The second album:("What You Don't Know") ONLY featured the vocals of Ann, Jeanette, and Gioia, along with 3 additional background vocalists named Wendy Petersen, Davona Simmons, & Bobbi Pruit.! Check it out for yourself, if you have the second album.. The background vocalists are ALL credited!
I love Ale because she's cute & adorable...and I normally tend to be partial to original lineups...In this case, IMO,....Jeannette/Ale, have their own unique vocal lead,..Although, I feel I am able to sink my teeth better into Jeanette's range. Also, looks like the original lineup had a more adult/sexier style, as opposed to the more family-friendly new lineup.
Very true, my brother!...
Alé Lorenzo, a proud Cuban~American, sings in a passionate young lady's love for her boyfriend. There is such innocence and girly charm in her Vocal delivery. She's truly mesmerizing to watch and listen to. She moves on stage in a silky smooth manner!
Janette Jurado, a proud Mexican~American, does likewise and is a great Lead Vocalist, but Janette adds "Soul Based" Vocal inflections alá Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle which are cool but I've heard so many times from 1980s Singers.
I am a proud Mexican~American and I am not a bigot! I'm 66 years old now and was in my 20's when "Freestyle" came out and was proud it originated from Latino neighborhoods in New York Florida etc... and music producers such as Lewis Martineé.
Viva La Raza!
The original versions of this and expose to love have an amazing sound Ale' melodic voice it's just better all though I do love Gioia Bruno's vocals I love the original group members
Awesome. Good job
Good job on the video... how did you get all of that footage??? xoxo
Can't believe I never saw this... 2015?
@@lauriemiller9015Greetings Laurie!
Why didn't Arista finance Videos for the original Exposé's "Point Of No Return" and Exposed To Love"?
Come on Arista!
Everyone was shooting Videos in the 1980s!
MTV was in its heyday!
What an oversight!
@@lauriemiller9015 Thank You for making the Original Expose what it was!
Still can't understand how Lewis martinee didnt mantain the original líne up
It was the label that they got signed to ( Arista ). They saw Sandee as not fitting for the group, then Ale left soon after and it was just Laurie, so they just ended up getting all new girls.
The producers hit it big and money was flowing as was coke, hookers and other mayhem and it seems although these girls put on a sexy show they were all very sweet women and didn't want a part of that.
I like the musical composition better in this version, it's more break dance-ish
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This woman sound nasally... Jeannette Jurado should much much better!!!
That was Ale, the girlfriend of the guy who wrote and produced the songs. She wasn’t a singer. She stepped in at the last minute to get the demo recorded. Jeannette is a professional singer, no comparison.
That said, it was Ale’s voice behind the original song that blew up in South Florida and spread through the club scene like wildfire. It was Ale and these girls that played to packed venues wherever they went. I saw them perform live four times, each show bigger than the last. These three girls gathered tremendous support all over the country, leading to the eventual signing by a major label.
Then they went silent for a while until the long awaited Expose album finally made it to the record stores. I bought it the first day it was released. I looked at the cover and was like who are these three females in the picture? Then I heard a totally new set of voices on the tracks.
Never bought another Expose item afterwards.
These 3 ladies won my heart, not the three imposters on the album cover. Don’t care about Jeanette’s voice, they could have picked any of thousands of pro female studio singers to step in and sound the same.
@@stabgodYou failed to mention the superb follow up "Exposed To Love"!
I believe Exposed To Love is the definitive Exposé release!
Alejandra "Alé" Lorenzo is not a singer?
Music is subjective and I personally believe "Alé" is a true singer!
She recorded a lot of the background Vocals on the "Exposure" album!
You see, Jeanette Jurado is an excellent Lead Vocalist, but she tends to throw in ad libs that are "Soul Vocal infections"! They're cliches!
We've heard them all before!
Alejandra's Vocal infections are not "Soul based"!
"Ale" sings with a young lady's passionate purity!
She's very cute and sexy at the same time!
You are very fortunate to have seen "THE ORIGINAL EXPOSÉ" in concert!
Cheers!
Raúl Macías.
@@stabgodIf you're interested, please check out my comments I sent to Ms. Laurie Miller.
I bought a double CD of "Exposure" at Amoeba Music, in Hollywood, California, today March 2,2024 which finally gives credit to Laurie, Alejandra and Sandeé in the booklet which is included in CD release.
Not only do they list all the Lead Vocalists on each track on the album, but also all the Backing Vocals!
Man!
Laurie and Alé are on every track contributing backing Vocals!
It's a shame about Alejandra's departure in 1986 but she must have been truly been exhausted from the non stop touring which began as early as 1983 with the release on "Point Of No Return" on the Pantera Label in November, 1983. I understand Alé preferred doing recording sessions and didn't enjoy touring.
Still, I wonder if the Exposure album was completed with the original Exposé.
If so, it would be fascinating to listen to!
I hope it does exist and Producer Lewis Martineé will soon release it!
She is a good singer, but Alé developed an amazing voice (you should hear her two singles after she left Exposé). Those of us who were introduced to the original group loved their singing!
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Who is the singer out of the 3?
All three originally sang different songs. Ale sang this one. She’s the shorter one with dark hair.
Saw them live four times as a group (and a few times solo), twice in the front row. They were so damn sexy, these rough videos do them no justice.
@@stabgodAlejandra "Alé" Lorenzo!
She's the cute one dancing and singing in the middle on stage.
Alé also sings the passionate Lead Vocal on the excellent "Exposed To Love"!
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This was all we had before the group blew up. No one was recording these shows. Video cameras were bulky and expensive, not to mention crap quality. We didn’t know the professional recordings would show three other females.
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