| The Moment of Truth | |||||
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| Studio album by Milli Vanilli | |||||
| Released | 1991 | ||||
| Recorded | 1990 | ||||
| Genre | Dance, Pop | ||||
| Label | Hansa Records, BMG | ||||
| Producer | Frank Farian | ||||
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The Moment of Truth, the second and final Milli Vanilli album, was released in its original form only in Europe.
History
The album includes the original singers from the first album, but with the actual singers on the cover instead of Rob Pilatus and Fab Morvan. Charles Shaw lost the ability to record for this Milli Vanilli album after being paid for silence regarding his involvement with the first Milli Vanilli album. Moment Of Truth spawned three singles, "Keep On Running," "Nice 'N' Easy" and "Too Late (True Love)." In addition, the album features rappers Icy Bro on "Hard As Hell" and Tammy T on "Too Late (True Love)." A Diane Warren-penned song, "When I Die," has been covered by several other artists, including Farian's No Mercy. A potential source of confusion is the title: The spine for the album indicates that it is titled "Keep On Running", but the cover and CD say "The Moment of Truth". For the US release, this album was re-recorded with Ray Horton on lead vocals and retitled "Try 'N' B".
Track listing
- Keep On Running
- Tell Me Where It Hurts
- Crazy Cane
- When I Die
- Body Slam
- Nice 'N' Easy
- Hard As Hell
- In My Life
- Too Late (True Love)
- The End Of Good Times
- I'll Be Loving You
- Big Brother
Personnel
- John Davis — vocals, backing vocals
- Brad Howell — vocals
- Gina Mohammed — vocals
- Ray Horton — vocals
- Joan Faulkner — backing vocals
- Linda Rocco — backing vocals
- Jodie Rocco-Hafner — backing vocals
- Frank Farian — backing vocals
- Franco Dittman — backing vocals
- P.G. Wylder — keyboards, arrangements, programming
- Marc Dalton — guitars
- Peter Welhe — guitars
- Mike Wonder — programming
- Kerim Saka — programming
- Tobias Freund — programming, engineering
- Mel Collins — saxophone
- Dino Solera — horns
- Felice Civitareale — horns
- Claus Reichstaller — horns
- Curt Cress — drums
- Bernd Berwan — engineering
- Helmut Rulofs — engineering
- Michael Bestmann — engineering
- Norbert G. Yanicke — engineering
- Milli-Ingrid Segieth — production coordinator
- Frank Farian — producer
