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(1958) Single: "Dede Dinah" (Chancellor Records)

(1980s-'90s) TV/print ads: Sonic Drive-In

TV commercial: Cussons Pearl soap (song used: "Venus")

(2005) TV commercial: Zero-Pain analgesic cream.

(1963) Single: Recorded "More"

Single: "Yes, I'm In Love"

(1961) Single: "Welcome Home" (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "Teach Me Tonight" (Chancellor Records)

Album: "Frankie Avalon: Muscle Beach Party and Other Motion Picture Songs"

(1959) Single: "Venus" (Chancellor Records). NOTE: Reached #1 on US pop charts.

(1962) Single: "You Are Mine" (Chancellor Records)

(1960) Single: "Togetherness" (Chancellor Records)

(1960) Single: "Where Are You?" (Chancellor Records)

(1960) Single: "Don't Throw Away All Those Teardrops" (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "Swingin' on a Rainbow" (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "Why"; rose to #1 on rock charts (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "Just Ask Your Heart" (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "A Boy Without a Girl" (Chancellor Records)

(1959) Single: "Bobby Sox to Stockings" (Chancellor Records)

(1958) Single: "Ginger Bread" (Chancellor Records)

(1958) Single: "I'll Wait for You" (Chancellor Records)

(1978) Album: "You're My Life" (De-Lite Records)

(1976) Album: "Venus" (De-Lite Records)

(1970) Album: "I Want You Near Me" (Metromedia Records).

(2007) Infomercial: Co-host, with Debbie Gibson, of an infomercial for TimeLife's "Dick Clark's American Bandstand - 50th Anniversity Collection".

(2008) Infomercial: Co-host, with Susan Williams, of an infomercial for TimeLife's "Prom Night" music collection. Also appearing are Darlene Love and Len Barry.

(1960) Album: "Young and In Love" (Chancellor Records).

(1959) Album: "The Young Frankie Avalon" (Chancellor Records).

(1962) Album: "You Are Mine" (Chancellor Records).

(1963) Album: "Frankie Avalon Sings Cleopatra" (Chancellor Records).

(1973) Album: "Frankie Avalon's Greatest Hits" (ABC).

(1962) Album: "Christmas Album" (Chancellor Records).

(1961) Album: "A Whole Lotta Frankie" (Chancellor Records).

(1960) Album (w/Fabian): "The Hitmakers" (Chancellor Records).

(1959) Album: "Swingin' on a Rainbow" (Chancellor Records).

(1960) Album: "Summer Scene" (Chancellor Records).

(1961) Album: "And Now About Mr. Avalon" (Chancellor Records).

(1958) Album: "Frankie Avalon" (Chancellor Records).

(1964) Album: "Frankie Avalon's 15 Greatest Hits" (United Artists).

(1962) Album: "Italiano" (Chancellor Records).

(1969) Album: "Frankie Avalon" (Sunset).

(1977) Album: "15 Greatest Hits of Frankie Avalon" (Trlp-Top Records).

(1992) TV commercial: Sonic Drive-Ins.

(Summer 1971) He acted in Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse, Russel Crouse and Howard Lindsay's musical, "Anything Goes," in a Kenley Players production at the Packard Music Hall Theatre in Warren; the Veterans Memorial Theatre in Columbus and Memorial Hall in Dayton, Ohio with Joe Flynn in the cast. John Kenley was artistic director.