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Sunny Gale

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Aliases
Selma Gale
Selma Gale and "The Relatives"
Real name
Selma Segal
Born
February 20, 1927
Died
2022
Country
United States
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Pop/jazz vocalist originally from Clayton, New Jersey, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1943 she was runner-up in the Miss Philadelphia beauty pageant. Later she was featured on the Milton Berle national radio network show. By 1947 she sang with local bands in nightclubs in the Philadelphia area using the stage name, Selma Gale. By the end of 1948 she changed her stage name again to Sunny Gale,
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Releases

Singles

Title Performer Release date Label
A Meeting of the Eyes Sunny Gale November 1957 Decca
Before It's Too Late Sunny Gale with Orchestra conducted by Hugo Winterhalter August 1953 RCA Victor
C'est la vie Sunny Gale October 1955 RCA Victor
Church Bells May Ring Sunny Gale May 1960 Warwick [US]
Close to Me Sunny Gale with Orchestra conducted by Joe Reisman January 1954 RCA Victor
Come Go with Me Sunny Gale February 1957 Decca
Devotion Sunny Gale January 1956 RCA Victor
Dream, Dream, Dream Sunny Gale March 1954 RCA Victor
Father Time Sunny Gale with Orchestra conducted by Ralph Burns June 1952 RCA Victor
Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad Sunny Gale November 1956 Decca
Jump Back Honey Vaughn Monroe and Sunny Gale October 1952 RCA Victor
Just Friends Sunny Gale May 1958 Decca
Love Me Again Sunny Gale 1962 Terrace Records Co.
Mama's Gone, Goodbye Sunny Gale and The Du Droppers with Orchestra conducted by Joe Reisman November 1953 RCA Victor
My Arms Are a House Sunny Gale August 1957 Decca
My Last Affair Eddie Wilcox Orchestra with Sunny Gale May 1952 Derby [US]
Rock and Roll Wedding Sunny Gale with Joe Reisman's Orchestra and Chorus April 1956 RCA Victor
Send My Baby Back to Me Sunny Gale May 1953 RCA Victor
Smile Sunny Gale with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra and Chorus August 1954 RCA Victor
Soldier Boy Sunny Gale with Joe Reisman's Orchestra and Chorus August 1955 RCA Victor
Tea Leaves - Romance in a Song The Emile Cote' Serenaders - Selma Gale and "The Relatives" April 1948 Algene
The Gypsy Told Me Sunny Gale February 1959 Decca
Two Hearts (With an Arrow Between) Sunny Gale August 1956 Decca
Unsuspecting Heart Sunny Gale with Orchestra conducted by Hugo Winterhalter November 1954 RCA Victor
What Do You Want to Make Those Eyes at Me For? Sunny Gale January 1960 Warwick [US]
Wheel of Fortune Eddie Wilcox Orch. - Vocal by Sunny Gale January 1952 Derby [US]
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