Gale Storm - Gale Storm (1956)

Gale Storm, perhaps best remembered for her television series My Little Margie in the early '50s, didn't have an easy time growing up in Texas. When her luck changed, however, it changed in a big way. Through a series of lucky breaks, she won a movie contract, landed a husband, and started a singing career, in that order.

Storm began to record for Dot. In 1955, her rendition of "I Hear You Knocking," originally by Smiley Lewis, landed in the Top Five on the charts. Other 1955 releases include "Memories Are Made of This" and "Teen Age Prayer," followed in 1956 by "Ivory Tower" and "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" and the following year, "Dark Moon." She also recorded "My Happiness" and "Now Is the Hour," and issued a few albums.

Tracklist:
1.01 - Gale Storm - I Hear You Knokin' (2:23)
1.02 - Gale Storm - My Happiness (2:29)
1.03 - Gale Storm - Brazil (1:31)
1.04 - Gale Storm - Tired (2:26)
1.05 - Gale Storm - Goody Goody (2:09)
1.06 - Gale Storm - That's My Desire (2:42)
1.07 - Gale Storm - Memories Are Made Of This (2:20)
1.08 - Gale Storm - You Can't Be True, Dear (2:38)
1.09 - Gale Storm - Sweet Georgia Brown (2:03)
1.10 - Gale Storm - Teenage Prayer (2:16)
1.11 - Gale Storm - Music, Music, Music (1:56)
1.12 - Gale Storm - The Three Bells (The Jimmy Bron Song) (4:06)