Window" from the Allied Artists picture Look in Any Window in 1961, "Joanna" from the TV production Peter Gunn in 1961, "At Last" for the United Artist release The Last Time I Saw Archie in 1961, "It Had Better Be Tonight" from the Mirisch-G&E Production The Pink Panther in 1963, "Barbara’s Theme" from the motion picture Diary Of A Bachelor in 1964, "How to Murder Your Wife" and "Here's To My Lover" from the motion picture How To Murder Your Wife in 1965, "Magic Night" for the movie soundtrack Mondo Hollywood in 1967, "It’s a Dream Away" for the American International Pictures film The Glass Sphinx in 1967, "The Golden Breed" for the Hollywood International Production movie The Golden Breed in 1968, "Mary Jane", the title song for the American International motion picture Mary Jane in 1968 the theme from the motion picture, Those Fantastic Flying Fools, "You Say Love" for the Trans-American film Dagmar's Hot Pants Inc. in 1971, "The Morning After" for the Cinerama-Zenith International Production, and the theme for Necromancy in 1972. In the early 1970s, Clifford and Lu Ann Simms were called to record a new version of the Beach Party album music, after Frankie and Annette recorded the final versions for the films. These recordings were released as Summer Fun by the Columbia House mail order division as a bonus gift. Clifford continues to have a nightclub and concert career, that began on his 18th birthday at the Elegante Club, Brooklyn, New York co-starring with Totie Fields. He has toured with his singing partner, Sandy Zacky. The two released a collaborative album in 2007, titled Love Is Everything. In 2010, Clifford recorded a brand new mp3 release, "Mack The Knife", on the Hired Gun Records label. In 2015, Clifford traveled to Long Island, New York for the annual doo-wop show, where he headlined along with Jimmy Clanton, Johnny Tillotson, and Chuck Jackson, among others. In 2017, Clifford released his first video that he co-produced, directed, and starred in "What A Wonderful World" dance mix version. He also recorded a ballad version of the song with just piano accompaniment by Ben DiTosti. Both songs were made available for download. In late 2017, Clifford produced his second music video, a remake of the Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song." This new version was arranged by Ben DiTosti and co-produced by Maurice Gainen for Clifford's new label, Grover