Standard albums
- 1963: ''I'll Cry if I Want To'' (US #24)
- 1963: ''Lesley Gore Sings of Mixed-Up Hearts'' (US #125)
- 1964: ''Boys, Boys, Boys'' (US #127)
- 1964: ''Girl Talk'' (US #146)
- 1965: ''My Town, My Guy & Me'' (US #120)
- 1966: ''Lesley Gore Sings All About Love''
- 1967: ''California Nights'' (US #169)
- 1972: ''Someplace Else Now''
- 1975: ''Love Me By Name''
- 2005: Since''Compilations
- 1965: ''The Golden Hits of Lesley Gore'' (US #95)Singles
- 1963: "It's My Party" (US #1, UK #9)
- 1963: "Judy's Turn to Cry" (US #5)
- 1963: "She's a Fool" (US #5)
- 1964: "You Don't Own Me" (US #2)
- 1964: "That's the Way Boys Are" (US #12)
- 1964: "I Don't Wanna Be a Loser" (US #37)
- 1964: "Maybe I Know" (US #14)
- 1964: "Hey Now" (US #76)
- 1964: "Sometimes I Wish I Were a Boy" (US #86)
- 1965: "Look of Love" (US #27)
- 1965: "Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows" (US #13)
- 1965: "My Town, My Guy and Me" (US #32)
- 1966: "Young Love" (US #50)
- 1966: "We Know We're in Love" (US #76)
- 1967: "California Nights" (US #16)
- 1967: "Summer and Sandy" (US #65)
- 1967: "Brink of Disaster" (US #82)Other chart hits in Cashbox and/or Record World include "Off and Running", "Treat Me Like A Lady", "Small Talk", "He Gives Me Love (La La La)". Gore was given first shot at recording "A Groovy Kind of Love", but her then-producer Shelby Singleton refused to let her record a song with the word "groovy" in it. The song, by the Mindbenders, rocketed to #1. Television Appearances * Ed Sullivan
- American Bandstand
- Mike Douglas
- Merv Griffin
- Donna Reed
- Batman (starring as the "Pink Pussycat")
- Johnny Carson
- Shindig
- Hullabaloo
- Days of Our Lives
- Murphy Brown
- Hollywood Squares
- Dinah Shore
- NBC Midnight Special
- PBS In the Life