Dream (Savoy, 1958) High Strung (RCA Victor, 1959) Guitars Guitars Guitars (United Artists, 1960) Percussion Espanol (Time, 1960) Great Pickin' with Don Arnone (Chancellor, 1960) Salute Italia! (Roulette, 1960) Guitar of Plenty (Time, 1960) Italian Guitars (Time, 1960) Guitars Woodwinds and Bongos (United Artists, 1960) Golden Hit Instrumentals (United Artists, 1961) Hit Instrumentals from Western TV Themes (United Artists, 1961) Cleopatra and All That Jazz (United Artists, 1962) The Guitar Style of Al Caiola (RCA Camden, 1962) Solid Gold Guitar (United Artists, 1962) Golden Guitar (United Artists, 1962) Spanish Guitars (Time, 1962) 50 Fabulous Guitar Favorites (United Artists, 1964) Guitar for Lovers (United Artists, 1964) The Magic World of Italy (Roulette, 1964) 50 Fabulous Italian Favorites (United Artists, 1964) On the Trail (United Artists, 1964) Tuff Guitar (United Artists, 1965) Solid Gold Guitar Goes Hawaiian (United Artists, 1965) Sounds for Spies and Private Eyes (United Artists, 1965) Tuff Guitar English Style (United Artists, 1965) Tuff Guitar Tijuana Style (United Artists, 1966) Romantico (United Artists, 1966) King Guitar (United Artists, 1967) The Power of Brass (United Artists, 1968) It Must Be Him (United Artists, 1968) Let the Sunshine In (United Artists, 1969) Soft Guitars (Bainbridge, 1980) In a Spanish Mood (Accord, 1982) Amigo & Other Songs (Aurora, 1993) Encore! Oro Italiano (Alanna, 2001) Guitar for Latin Lovers (Alanna, 2001) The Manhattan Guitars (Alanna, 2002) Classic Italian Love Songs (Alanna, 2005) Partial studio recordings list {{external media |align=center |width=300px |audio1= You may hear Al Caiola performing the songs Granada and Secret Love from the album Squeeze Play with John Serry Sr. as released on Chicago Musette: John Serry et son Accordéon in 1958 Here on Gallica.BnF |audio2= You may hear Al Caiola performing with John Serry on the album Squeeze Play in 1956 [https://archive.org/details/lp_squeeze-play-featuring-the-dynamic-accordi_john-serry 'Here on archive.org] }} Paul Anka — "Diana", "Lonely Boy", "My Way", "Puppy Love", "Put Your Head on My Shoulder", "Times of Your Life" Louis Armstrong — "Back O'Town Blues", "Mop! Mop!", "Blueberry Hill" (All three tracks recorded live in 1947) Frankie Avalon — "DeDe Dinah", "Venus" Burt Bacharach — "Bridget Bardo" Pearl Bailey — "I Got Plenty o' Nuttin'", "Westport" LaVern Baker — "I Cried a Tear", "I'm Leaving You", banjo on "Humpty Dumpty Heart" Tony Bennett — "Boulevard of Broken Dreams", "Climb Ev'ry Mountain", "Stranger in Paradise" Ruth Brown — "Miss Rhythm", "Late Date with Ruth Brown" Solomon Burke — "Cry to Me" Petula Clark —