Gail Davis originally wanted to be in musical comedies, but since she could not sing or dance that well, she wasn't really suited for that particular line of work. But after she found success in Westerns, she recorded several albums/singles for RCA Victor and Little Golden Records.
What do you think of Gail's voice?
Here's a partial list of songs Gail recorded:
"Annie Oakley"
"Shake Me, I Rattle (Squeeze Me I Cry)"
"Blue Tail the Red Fox"
"Pierre and Bernadette"
"Tomboy"
"Why Not Save Sunshine?"
"Into the Eyes of Texas"
"Poor Little Heart"
"Come Back to Me"
"Are You Ready?"
"Wabash Cannonball"
Dale Robertson was not exactly a singer . . . but that didn't stop him from singing, both on several programs, and on a record he cut in 1973. The title and track list are below.
This Is the Song of My Life
Fallen Woman
Further Down the River (Where the Fishin' is Good)
I Love Her World
Time Was Yesterday
Woman Without a Home
Sweeter Than Mountain Water
Remembering
Carolyn
Four in the Morning
Conflict in the East
Man With a Face
This Is the Song of My Life
Here's a rough list of movies and TV shows Robertson sings in:
The Dean Martin Show
- Episode #5.9 ("Help Yourself," and "The Wild, Wild West") Hee Haw
- Ep. 60: 11-23-71 ("Okie From Muskogee")
- Ep. 53: 9-25-71 ("Come on Home and Sing to Daddy") Hollywood Palace
- 1964 episode 1.7 ("Turkey in the Straw" with Jane Morgan)
- 1966 episode 4.7 ("Gotta Travel On," and "I've Been Workin' On the Railroad") The Johnny Cash Show
- Episode #1.7 ("The Wayward Wind" (with Johnny Cash) and "Gentle On My Mind") The Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Show
- Western Hit Parade ("I'm an Old Cowhand," "High Noon," "Don't Fence Me In," (with Roy Rogers) and "Anything You Can Do, I Can Better" (with Cathy Taylor)) Tales of Wells Fargo
- Laredo ("Silent Night")
- Barbary Coast ("Blow the Man Down") The Tennesee Ernie Ford Show - Episode dated 3 March 1960 ("El Paso") The Farmer Takes a Wife ("On the Erie Canal," "Somethin' Real Special," "With the Sun Warm Upon Me," "We're in Business," and "I Could Cook" ) O. Henry's Full House ("Gwine to Rune All Night (De Camptown Races)" )