Google Won't Save You # 114 - Ann Curless of the group Expose

[Mass Haas]

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[Teatoe993]

Edie Brickell?

[pogokat]

the ghost of avril lavigne's future?

[Mass Haas]

You're both in the correct industry.

[RayKingsForemanGrill]

Tiffany?

[rickmanningfan]

Taylor Dayne?

[Mass Haas]

Now you guys are in the correct industry and correct era in music. Little trickier, though. Think it through.

[jwaltz]

A promo shot of Nancy Wilson?

[tigerbrew]

Vonda Shepard

[Mass Haas]

I've exposed enough with this final post. No more clues until Sunday, anyway.

[Brian the Automator]

I've exposed enough with this final post.

Indeed! It's Ann Curless.

[Mass Haas]

Huge "Expose" fan -- talented singers and dancers who weren't your traditional pretty faces, yet each individually stunning in their own way.

 

They still do shows today, often casino or festival shows. They have a huge following in the gay community despite not having gay group members, although Gioia has been flirtily ambiguous about her bisexuality (not that there's anything wrong with that http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif), so several of those festival appearances have been Gay Pride shows.

 

Obviously all their stuff is available via YouTube, not only the classic videos but old and new live performances.

 

Wikipedia page

 

"Soul Train" interview with Don Cornelius (!) in-between the two songs

 

Ann (looking well, fantastic) in her lead vocal for "As Long As I Can Dream" from 1993, when they were in more of a "Wilson Phillips" phase

 

Without typing I've exposed enough in that prior post, I wonder how long Brian or others would have taken.

 

And no, Jeannette is not the girl from Ugly Betty, time-warped years ahead of time.

 

Hopefully proving the point that "Google Won't Save You" doesn't have to be old bearded guys from 1912.