More, More, More
Her signature Andrea True Connection recording reached No. 4 on Billboard.
American performer Andrea True turned adult-film work into a disco career with her 1976 hit 'More, More, More.'
Andrea True, born Andrea Marie Truden, was an American singer, songwriter, actress and former adult performer whose career is defined by an adult-to-disco crossover. She was born in Nashville, Tennessee, on July 26, 1943, and she later relocated to New York in 1968 to pursue acting. By the early 1970s she had begun appearing in adult films, and during that period she also worked under aliases including Inger Kissin, Catherine Warren, Andrea Travis and Sandra Lips. Her film credits include the 1976 release Once Over Nightly, on which she was credited as both performer and director. The name Andrea True Connection also belongs to her professional aliases.
Her recording breakthrough arrived in 1976, when she released 'More, More, More' under the Andrea True Connection name; the track was recorded with producer Gregg Diamond. The single reached No. 4 on the Billboard chart and became a durable disco-era hit. It remains the best-known recording of her career. After that breakthrough, she released additional singles and albums and largely left adult film work behind.
True died in Kingston, New York, on November 7, 2011, at age 68. A longtime friend later identified heart failure as the cause of her death.
Moved from Nashville to New York to pursue acting.
Began appearing in adult films.
Released “More, More, More,” which reached No. 4 on Billboard.
Died in Kingston, New York, on November 7 at age 68.
Her signature Andrea True Connection recording reached No. 4 on Billboard.
IMDb lists True as both performer and director.