| - |- |rowspan="2"| 1961 |align=left| In My Little Corner of the World | 99 |- |align=left| Kisses Sweeter Than Wine | - |rowspan="11"| Columbia Records |- |rowspan="3"| 1962 |align=left| Abiding Love | - |- |align=left| In a Velvet Mood | 145 |- |align=left| The ABC Stories of Jesus | - |- |rowspan="2"| 1963 |align=left| The Country's Best | - |- |align=left| Anita Bryant's Greatest Hits | - |- |rowspan="2"| 1964 |align=left| The World of Lonely People | - |- |align=left| The Best of Johnny Desmond & Anita Bryant at Jubilee 1964 | - |- || 1965 |align=left| I Believe | - |- || 1966 |align=left| Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory | 146 |- || 1967 |align=left| Do You Hear What I Hear?: Christmas with Anita Bryant | 25 |- |rowspan="3"| 1968 |align=left| Anita Bryant | - || Harmony Records |- |align=left| How Great Thou Art | - |rowspan="2"| Columbia Records |- |align=left| In Remembrance of You | - |- || 1969 |align=left| Little Things Mean a Lot | - |rowspan="2"| Harmony Records |- |rowspan="2"| 1970 |align=left| World Without Love | - |- |align=left| Abide with Me | - || Word Records |- |rowspan="2"| 1972 |align=left| Naturally | - || Myrrh Records |- |align=left| The Miracle of Christmas | - || Word Records |- |rowspan="2"| 1973 |align=left| Sweet Hour of Prayer | - || Harmony Records |- |align=left| Battle Hymn of the Republic | - |rowspan="3"| Word Records |- . |rowspan="2"| 1975 |align=left| Old Fashioned Prayin''' | - |- |align=left| Anita Bryant's All-Time Favorite Hymns| - |- || 1985 |align=left| Anita with Love| - || BL Records |} Singles In popular culture Bryant's name has frequently been invoked as a prototypical example of opposition to LGBT rights. When Elton John was criticized for touring Russia in 1979, he responded: "I wouldn't say I won't tour in America because I can't stand Anita Bryant". In his song "Mañana", Jimmy Buffett sings "I hope Anita Bryant never ever does one of my songs". In 1978, David Allan Coe recorded the song "Fuck Aneta Briant" on his album Nothing Sacred. California punk rock band Dead Kennedys referenced Bryant in their song "Moral Majority" from their 1981 EP In God We Trust, Inc. In 1977, the Dutch levenslied singer Zangeres Zonder Naam wrote the protest song "Luister Anita" ("Listen Up, Anita") on the occasion of the protest night "Miami Nightmare", organized in the