Tracey Ullman's comedic pop challenge
An entertaining album by the British comedian and singer that beautifully blends humor and music.
This unique work combines Tracey Ullman's talent as a comedian with her surprisingly authentic singing ability. As the title "You Broke My Heart In 17 Places" suggests, the album's humorous approach to the pain of love is striking. As an experimental attempt that blurs the line between serious music and comedy, this is an important work that demonstrates the potential of this versatile artist in the entertainment industry.
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A:
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1)
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Breakaway
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2)
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Long Live Love
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3)
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Shattered
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4)
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Oh, What A Night
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5)
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(Life Is A Rock) But The Radio Rolled Me
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B:
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1)
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Move Over Darling
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2)
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Bobby's Girl
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3)
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They Don't Know
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4)
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(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear
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5)
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You Broke My Heart In 17 Places
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6)
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I Close My Eyes And Count To Ten
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Engineer - Phil Harding
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Engineer - Julian Mendelsohn
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Backing Vocals - Miriam Stockley
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Brass [Uncredited] - Gary Barnacle
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Backing Vocals - Kirsty MacColl
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Producer - K. MacColl
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Brass [Uncredited] - Luke Tunney
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Producer - Peter Collins (A1 to A5, B1, B3, B4, B6)
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Backing Vocals - The Wealthy Tarts
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Backing Vocals - The Flying Pickets
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Brass [Uncredited] - Peter Thoms
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Engineer - Phil Chapman
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Vocals - Tracey Ullman
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Producer - Steve O'Donnell (B2)
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Mastered By - Wix
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Backing Vocals - Clare Torry
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Engineer - John Burns (2)
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Engineer - Barry Farmer
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Engineer - Gavin Povey
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Producer - G. Povey
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Backing Vocals - The Sapphires (2)
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Backing Vocals - Rosemarie Robinson
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Photography By - Clare Muller
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Photography By - Simon Fowler (2)
