Caught is the third album by singer, songwriter, producer and composer Teri DeSario, released in 1980 by Casablanca Records and Filmworks Inc. (NBLP-7231).^[1]

The 1980 album contains the songs "All I Wanna Do" and "Time After Time".

After achieving some moderate success with her previous album Moonlight Madness, DeSario's label suggested to her that she make a rock album with the cream of Los Angeles session musicians to rival rising stars like Pat Benatar and Kim Carnes. Since the label was willing to let her keyboardist/songwriter/producer husband handle the project, she readily agreed, and decided to call the album Caught, after the first track on it.^[2]

Caught saw low sales, and would not receive the radio airplay of DeSario's previous two efforts. Kerrang! journalist Paul Suter later included the title track on the 'Striktly for Konnoisseurs' compilation he put together a few years later.^[2]

• Producer – Bill Purse^[3]
• Executive producer – H.W. Casey
• Engineering – Humberto Gatica
• Assistants – Jeff Borgeson, Ernie Sheesley, Peggie McCreary and Steven McNanus
• Mastering – Bernie Grundman at A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA.
• Guitars – Steve Lukather, Richie Zito, Michael Landau, Mitch Holder
• Drums – Mike Baird, Carlos Vega
• Keyboards – Bill Purse, James Newton Howard, Steve Porcaro, David Foster, Michael Boddicker
• Background vocals – Joey Carbone, Bill Purse, Teri DeSario, John Joyce, Jim Haas, Bruce Hornsby
• Percussion – Paulinho DaCosta