You Caught Me Out is the second studio album by singer-actress-comedienne, Tracey Ullman

Tracey Ullman

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. It was released on Stiff Records in 1984 throughout Europe. The album was never released in the US, despite the fact that Ullman's previous album yielded a top 10 hit in America with the #8 charter "They Don't Know."

Track listing

1. "You Caught Me Out" (Kirsty MacColl
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   , Pete Briquette, Simon Crowe)
2. "Little By Little" (Buddy Kaye, Beatrice Verdi)
3. "Baby I Lied" (Deborah Allen
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   , Rory Michael Bourke
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   , Rafe VanHoy)
4. "Terry" (Kirsty MacColl, Gavin Povey)
5. "Bad Motorcycle" (Brown, Williams)
6. "Loving You Is Easy" (Doug Taylor)
7. "My Guy" (Mike Barson
   Mike Barson
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   )
8. "Sunglasses" (John D. Loudermilk
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   )
9. "If I Had You" (Andy Davis, Rachmaninoff Quartet)
10. "Helpless" (Holland-Dozier-Holland
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    )
11. "Where The Boys Are" (Neil Sedaka
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    , Howard Greenfield
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    )
12. "Give Him A Great Big Kiss" (George "Shadow" Morton
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    )
13. "I Know What Boys Like" (Chris Butler
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    )
14. "I Don't Want Our Loving To Die" (Howard Blaikley)

German Re-issue on Repertoire Records (1992)

1. "You Caught Me Out"
2. "Little By Little"
3. "Baby I Lied"
4. "Terry"
5. "Bad Motorcycle"
6. "Loving You Is Easy"
7. "My Guy"
8. "Sunglasses"
9. "If I Had You"
10. "Helpless"
11. "Where The Boys Are"
12. "Give Him A Great Big Kiss"
13. "I Know What Boys Like"
14. "I Don't Want Our Loving To Die"

BONUS TRACKS:

1. "Thinking of Running Away" (Ullman, Collins, Chapman)
2. "Sunglasses" - Extended Version
3. "Candy" (Miss, Ullman)
4. "Alone" (Craft, Craft)
5. "Falling In And Out Of Love" (Mark Kjeldson)
6. "Helpless (Instrumental)" (also known as 'Instrumentally Helpless')

NOTE: The extended version of "My Guy's Mad At Me" (originally issued on a 12 inch single) was not included as a bonus cut on this CD and is the only known Tracey Ullman recording to be released on vinyl but not on CD.

Japanese Re-issue on JVC Victor Records (2006)

1. "You Caught Me Out"
2. "Little By Little"
3. "Baby I Lied"
4. "Terry"
5. "Bad Motorcycle"
6. "Loving You Is Easy"
7. "Sunglasses"
8. "If I Had You"
9. "Helpless"
10. "Where The Boys Are"
11. "Give Him A Great Big Kiss"
12. "I Know What Boys Like"
13. "Candy" (Tracy Ullman, Peter Collins)
14. "Sunglasses" - Extended Version
15. "Falling In And Out Of Love" (Don Snow
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    )
16. "Helpless" - Extended Version
17. "Instrumentally Helpless"
18. "I Don't Want Our Loving To Die"

NOTE: The source for the extended version of "Helpless" used for this CD (as well as the 2010 "Tracey Ullman: The Complete Stiff Recordings" CD) was a cleaned vinyl recording (not master tape, like all other Tracey Ullman recordings available on CD.) It is unknown whether the master tape is lost or whether the producers of the reissued CDs simply did not seek out a tape source.

Chart performance

Chart (1984)	Peak position
Norwegian Albums Chart	11
Swedish Albums Chart	13
UK Albums Chart	92