 1956
"You're the Apple of My Eye"/"The Girl in My Dreams" - RCA Victor

"Honey Love"/"Please Don't Leave Me" - RCA Victor

"Jambalaya (On the Bayou)"/"Be Lovey Dovey" - RCA Victor
1957
"Never Never"/"Happy Am I" - RCA Victor

"Shake a Hand"/"The Stranger" - RCA Victor

"The Stranger"/"Night Train" - RCA Victor

"My Life for your Love"/"Pucker Up" - Epic

1958
"I Go Ape"/"If You Care" (as Frankie Tyler) - Okeh

1959
"Please Take a Chance"/"It May Be Wrong" (as Frankie Vally) - Decca
"Come Si Bella" (as Franke Valle and the Romans)/"Real (This Is Real)" (as Frankie Valley) - Cindy
"Too Young to Start"/"Red Lips" (as The Village Voices) - Topix/Peri

1960
"Spanish Lace"/"1,000,000 Tears" (Bob Gaudio as Turner Disentri) - Topix/Peri
"I Am All Alone"/"Trance" (as Billy Dixon and The Topics) - Topix/Peri
"An Angel Cried"/"Hope, Faith and Dreams" (as Harold Miller and The Rays) - Topix/Peri
"Lost Lullaby"/"Trance" (as Billy Dixon and The Topics) - Topix/Peri
"Betty Jean"/"More Lovin' Less Talkin'" (as Johnny Halo) - Topix/Peri

RCA Victor LPM 1317, released September 1956 (reissued 1978 as RCA LP 7131).It is a collection of cover versions with a few originals tossed in.A variety of musical styles are represented here, rhythm and blues ("This Is My Story" and "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", the latter a Lloyd Price chestnut), western ("San Antonio Rose", later a hit for Floyd Cramer), pop ("For Sentimental Reasons" and "Memories of You"), and early rock'n'roll (their version of "White Christmas" and "Such a Night", both popularized by The Drifters).