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Last Updated: 04/20/08 This is only a partial discography, and there are definitely some gaps. If you can fill in the gaps, please let me know (contact information). Your help is appreciated. Catalog numbers are either US, British or Japanese unless otherwise indicated. Clicking on the thumbnail images will cause larger versions of the images to open in a separate window. Compact Discs | Lp's Compact DiscsUnited States
This disc was released on September 10. 2002.
Note: on the first pressing, Kirsty MacColl's name on the inlay card (the back cover) is misspelled "Kristy." It's been corrected for subsequent pressings. The inlay card shown here has also been corrected. EuropeYou Broke My Heart in 17 Places (Stiff/Teldec 8.25694 ZP, Germany 1984)
The Best of Tracey Ullman (Stiff/Repertoire REP 4243-WG, 1983-4/1992)
The Very Best of Tracey Ullman (Laserlight Digital 12 374, 1994 [Germany])
Tracey Ullman - Breakaway (BR BX403-2 [Netherlands])
The Very Best of Tracey Ullman (Disky DC869772, 1996)
You Broke My Heart in 17 Places (Stiff CDSEEZ 51, 2007)
There are also at least 2 "best-of" CD's from Europe (the Benelux countries, to be exact). One of them may have been the German release mentioned above, but I'm not positive. One of them was on the Stiff label. Titles, catalog numbers and track listings are not available (offers of help welcome). Japan
LP'sUnited StatesYou Broke My Heart in 17 Places (MCA MCA-5471, 1984) Side 1:
Side 2:
EuropeYou Broke My Heart in 17 Places (Stiff SEEZ 51, 1983) Side One
Side Two
You Caught Me Out (Stiff SEEZ 56, 1984) Side 1:
Side 2:
Forever: The Best of Tracey Ullman (Stiff SEEZ 59, 1985) Side 1:
Side 2:
7" SinglesUnited States
This got up to number 8 in the Billboard charts.
This only made it to number 70 in Billboard. Europe
This got up to number 4 in the UK.
This made it all the way to number 2 in the UK.
This got up to number 8 in the UK. My Guy/Thinking of Running Away (Stiff BUY 197, 1984) "My Guy" is also known as "My Guy's Mad at Me". This got up to number 23 in the UK. Sunglasses/Candy (Stiff BUY 205, 1984) This got to number 18 in the UK. Helpless/Falling In and Out of Love (Stiff BUY 211, 1984) This got to number 61 in the UK. Terry/I Don't Want Our Loving to Die (Stiff BUY 217, 1984) This didn't chart. JapanThey Don't Know / You Broke My Heart in 17 Places (Stiff/JVC VIPX-1747, 1984) Breakaway / Dancing in the Dark (Stiff/JVC VIPX-1764, 1984) You Caught Me Out / Falling In and Out of Love (Stiff/JVC VIPX-1792, 1985) Helpless / Bad Motorcycle (Stiff/JVC VIPX-1804, 1985) 10" SinglesAll of these are European releases. To my knowledge, no 10" singles were released in the US. Breakaway (extended version) /Dancing in the Dark (Stiff SBUY 168, 1983) The extended "Breakaway" is almost identical to the one which can be found on the European CD reissue of the "You Broke My Heart..." LP They Don't Know/The B Side (Stiff SBUY 180, 1983) This version of "They Don't Know" may be extended (will confirm). A Swedish version is definitely extended. However, it lacks the backing tracks without vocals that are common to extended versions. 12" SinglesAll of these are European releases. To my knowledge, no 12" singles were released in the US. Move Over Darling (Stiff BUY IT 195, 1983) Contents: "Move Over Darling" (extended version); "Move Over Darling" (album version); "You Broke My Heart in 17 Places" My Guy (Stiff BUY IT 197, 1984) This is also known as "My Guy's Mad at Me". Contents: "My Guy" (extended version); "My Guy" (album version); "Thinking of Running Away" Sunglasses (Stiff BUY IT 205, 1984) Contents: "Sunglasses" (extended version); "Alone"; "Candy" Helpless (Stiff BUY IT 211, 1984) Contents: "Helpless" (extended version); "Falling In and Out of Love"; "Instrumentally Helpess" (the backing tracks for "Helpless") OtherCassette - United StatesYou Broke My Heart in 17 Places (MCA MCAC-5471, 1984) Side 1:
Side 2:
Comedy LP - EuropeThree of a Kind (BBC REB 480, 1983) Two sides' worth of sketches from the BBC series which helped make Tracey a name in the UK. Also appearing were Lenny Henry ("Chef") and David Copperfield (not the magician). CompilationsDiscs are from the US unless otherwise specified. Now That's What I Call Music (unknown, 1983/4 UK) First in the long-running British compilation series; contains "They Don't Know" Stiff Records Box Set (Rhino 71062) Contains "You Broke My Heart in 17 Places" and "Breakaway" (in case you're wondering about "They Don't Know", the set uses Kirsty MacColl's original version) A Hard Night's Day (Stiff TBD, 1997 UK) Contains "Breakaway" (it also uses Kirsty's "They Don't Know") Just Can't Get Enough: New Wave Hits of the '80s, Vol. 12 (Rhino 71975) The CD version of this contains "They Don't Know" as a bonus track. Best of The Big 80's vol. 2 (Rhino R2 72820, 1997) Sixteen tracks by various artists, including "They Don't Know." Best Sellers of the '80s, vol. 1 (Disky DC866382, Netherlands 1996) Dutch compilation; contains "Breakaway" (track 9) Stiff, Stiffer, Stiffest: A Stiff Records Collection (Union Square Music, UK 2001) Compilation of songs by various Stiff recording artists (Nick Lowe, Wreckless Eric, The Rumour, etc.); includes "Breakaway" If It Ain't Stiff: A Stiff Records Collection (Metro METRCD042, 2001 [UK]) Contains "My Guy" (here called "My Guy's Mad At Me"), as well as Kirsty MacColl's version of "Terry" Like, Omigod! The '80s Pop Culture Box (Totally) (Rhino R2 78239, 2002) This massive 7-CD set contains "They Don't Know."
Thanks to Andrew Mitchell, Thomas Carlsson, Gary Veirs, Alan Officer, Tony Judge and Shinji Tanno for providing some info on releases I didn't have.
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