Anyone remember this female Dance-Pop trio from the 80s-90s?

I do ! They never had any hits in my country, but I think I must have seen them on Casey Kasems music show.
I bought a cassette of theirs (yrs after it was released), titled 'What You Don't Know', and the 12" single 'When I Looked At Him'.
I lost track of them after that. My vinyl and that cassette are long gone now.
I really should have bought a Best of Expose cd by now.

A UK solo singer Louise (ex member of girl group Eternal) had a hit with 'In Walked Love'. I didn't know 'til years later, that it had been a U.S hit for Expose.
Shortlived Irish girlgroup Bellefire have a song that I love - 'I'll Never Get Over You'- and I didn't know 'til recently that it was an Expose cover too.

I remember them. Let Me Be The One is my favorite Expose song. I liked their uptempo music more than the ballads. They were a great trio.

Loved Exposé!!! My favorite songs would be "Come Go With Me" and "Point of No Return"!!! :)

Loved them when I was a preteen in the 80's. My favorite ballad from them is "Seasons Change" but I preferred their fast dance music.

Oh yeah! They were great. I miss that kind of music.

I love Expose and my obsession with Expose started when I bought their 1989 album What You Don't Know and then I just was impressed with their music and then I got all their albums including their 1995 Greatest Hits album that featured a wonderful cover of Skeeter Davis's End Of The World. Did you know that Kelly Moneymaker replaced Gioia Bruno in 1992 when Gioia had to leave Expose due to voice problems? And Gioia Bruno is now doing a solo career now and has released albums too? Expose is one group I would love to see make a comeback someday with a new album,
Bestie

I do remember this group, the favorites are:

* Come Go With Me
* Seasons Change
* What You Don't Know
* As Long As I Can Dream (That song sounds a Wedding Love Theme of "Fame" and "Flashdance" and it is used for Valentine's Day theme also)

Yes I remember them. I was in my senior year in high school when their debut album was released. They put out a lot of good songs. But I had no idea they'd done a remake of Skeeter Davis' End Of The World. I'll have to see if I can find that on YouTube and give it a listen.

Ed.