Music Around the World -- For Lovers Only (Catalog No. SW 2471; released 1966)

Side 1
1. On A Slow boat To China
2. I Love Paris
3. Song Of India
4. On Miami Shore
5. April In Portugal
6. Hawaiian Wedding Song

Side 2
1. Swedish Rhapsody
2. London By Night
3. Canadian Sunset
4. Brazil
5. Arrivederci Roma

How Sweet It Is For Lovers (Catalog No. SW 2582; released 1966)

Side 1
1. If He Walked Into My Life
2. Strangers In The Night
3. The Shadow of Your Smile
4. Lara's Theme
5. You're Gonna Hear From Me
The Second Time Around

Side 2
1. How Sweet It Is
2. I Wanna Be Loved By You
3. Automn Waltz
4. Au Revoir
5. I Will Wait For You

A Taste of Brass -- For Lovers Only (Catalog No. SW 2684; released 1967)

Side 1
1. African Waltz
2. My Love for Carmen
3. The Art of Love
4. A Taste of Honey
5. Mame
6. You Hit The Spot

Side 2
1. Love Is Here To Stay
2. La Terre
3. Call Me
4. It All Depends On You
5. Leaves of Love

The Now Sound -- For Today's Lovers (Catalog No. ST 2935; released 1968)

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Doublin' in Brass (Catalog No. ST 2880; released 1968?)

Words of Love Catalog No. ST-693; released 1969?)
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This album is significant because of the theme of this album. The subtitle of the album is: "Intimacies...spoken and sung by Jackie Gleason." Of all the albums released by Gleason, this was the only one of its kind--where The Great One both speaks and sings the lyrics of each song on the album. The spoken delivery was better than the singing, many admitted.  And significantly, Dick Jones--Gleason's producer for all of his albums--produced this album also, which was Gleason's last.