1946) "All That Glitters Is Not Gold" / "I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me" (International – 1946) "Night and Day" / "Tweet Tweet Tweetheart" (Capitol #2224 – c. 1953) "She Looks" / "I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" (Capitol #2278 – c. 1953) "My Last Affair" / "On a Raft in the Middle of an Ocean" (Capitol #2347 – c. 1954) "There's a Bell That Rings in My Heart" / "A Fool in Love" (Capitol #2390 – c. 1954) "Sometimes I'm Happy" / "I Was Wrong About You" (Capitol #2472 – c. 1954) "The Dummy Song" / "Uh-Huh" (Capitol #2542 – c. 1954) "Hey, Mister" / "Sorry Baby" (Capitol #2604 – c. 1954) "Summertime" / "Mad About the Boy" (Capitol #2842 – c. 1955) "Somebody Loves Me" / "Lonesome Road" (Bethlehem 45-11002 – 1958) "Night and Day" / "Frances and Her Friends" (GNP No. 149 – 1959) "It's You I Love" / "My Blue Heaven" (Imperial #5546 – 1959) "Sweet Georgia Brown" / "You're Heavenly" (Regina R-1322) "Willow Weep For Me" / "Comin' Home Baby"(Audio Fidelity) Albums Frances Faye (International, 1946) No Reservations (Capitol T-522, 1953) I'm Wild Again (Bethlehem BCP-23, 1955) Relaxin' With Frances Faye (Bethlehem BCP-62, 1956) Porgy and Bess (Bethlehem 3-LP set; with Mel Torme, 1956) Frances Faye Sings Folk Songs (Bethlehem BCP-6017, 1957) Frances Faye Swings Fats Domino (Imperial 9059, 1959) Frances Faye Sings the Blues (Imperial 9158, 1960) Caught in the Act (GNP 41, 1959) Live recording at the Crescendo, Hollywood; with Jack Costanzo Frances Faye in Frenzy (Verve, 1961) Swinging All the Way With Frances Faye (Verve V-2147, 1962) Caught in the Act, Vol. 2 (GNP 92, 1963) Live recording at the Thunderbird, Las Vegas You Gotta Go! Go! Go! (Regina R-315, 1964) Bad, Bad Frances Faye (Bethlehem, 1976; reissue of I'm Wild Again with cover art from Relaxin' With Frances Faye) Filmography Double or Nothing (1937) Pretty Baby (1978) Chop Suey Club (2001) archival clips and interviews References External links The New Fabulous Frances Faye Archive Frances Faye on glbtq.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEBD26nqDbM Hear Frances Faye perform on a broadcast of "Hildegarde's Raleigh Room". 1912 births 1991 deaths American Ashkenazi Jews Bisexual women Capitol Records artists Imperial Records artists Jewish American musicians LGBT Jews LGBT people from New York (state) American LGBT singers Musicians from Brooklyn Nightclub performers Place of death missing Traditional pop music singers Vaudeville performers Verve