You Don't Know (Cyndi Lauper Song) - Official Versions

Official Versions

  1. Junior Vasquez Dub – 6:45
  2. Junior Vasquez Remix Edit – 3:34
  3. Junior's Riff Dub – 6:09
  4. Prince Quick Mix's Amped Up Pass – 6:35
  5. Radio edit – 3:59
  6. Tony Moran's Know It All Mix – 10:00
  7. Tony Moran's Know You're in the Hole Dub – 5:30
  8. Tony Moran's Single Remix – 4:23
  9. Tribal Beats – 4:33
Cyndi Lauper
Discography
Studio albums
  • She's So Unusual
  • True Colors
  • A Night to Remember
  • Hat Full of Stars
  • Sisters of Avalon
  • Merry Christmas... Have a Nice Life
  • Shine
  • At Last
  • The Body Acoustic
  • Bring Ya to the Brink
  • Memphis Blues
Compilations
  • The Best Remixes
  • Twelve Deadly Cyns...and Then Some
  • Wanna Have Fun
  • The Essential Cyndi Lauper
  • The Great Cyndi Lauper
  • Hey Now! (Remixes & Rarities)
  • Floor Remixes
  • True Colors: The Best of Cyndi Lauper
Tours
  • The Fun Tour
  • True Colors World Tour
  • A Night to Remember World Tour
  • Hat Full of Stars Tour
  • Twelve Deadly Cyns World Tour
  • Sisters of Avalon Tour
  • Shine Tour
  • At Last World Tour
  • Body Acoustic Tour
  • True Colors Tour
  • Bring Ya to the Brink Tour
  • Girls Night Out
  • Memphis Blues Tour
Films
  • Vibes
  • Off and Running
  • Life with Mikey
  • The Opportunists
  • Here and There
  • To Memphis, with Love
Related articles
  • Discography
  • Awards and nominations
  • Songs
  • Blue Angel
  • "Kidney Now!"
  • The Celebrity Apprentice 3

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