| – | – | "Time is Not Enough" | |- | rowspan="1" | 1963 | align=left | "It Isn't There" | – | – | rowspan="3" | Capitol Records | "(Wish It Were Saturday Night) All Week Long" | |- | rowspan="4" | 1964 | align=left | "You Taught Me the Way to Love You" | – | – | "The Opposite" | |- | align=left | "Sweet Suzie" | – | – | "Walkin', Talkin' Doll" | |- | align=left | "What a Summer Day" | – | – | rowspan="1" | Sahara Records | "Fountain of Love" | |- | align=left | "Bigger Man" | – | – | rowspan="1" | Magic Lamp Records | "Less Than a Heartbeat" | |} References Other sources Johnny Burnette's Rock 'n' Roll Trio – for single releases 1954 to 1964, Infinity, Gothic and Vee Jay releases as the Texans, Liberty release as the Shamrocks The Johnny & Dorsey Burnette Discography by Gilles Vignal and Marc Alesina – For recording session details, including demo sessions 1954 to 1964 Survey of American Popular Music by Frank Hoffmann – Dorsey and Johnny Burnette "Rock Billy Boogie/Johnny Burnette Trio" by Colin Escott (sleeve notes to Bear Family CD BCD 15474/AH) – general background details including original spelling of Burnette name, Dorsey Sr.'s 1939 purchase of Gene Autry guitars, boxing and 1949 meeting with Paul Burlison "Johnny and Dorsey/The Burnette Brothers" by Adam Komorowski (sleeve notes to Rockstar CD RSRCD 005) – early Freedom singles and possibility of Eddie Cochran's presence on Gumbo That's The Way I Feel: The Complete Capitol Recordings – Johnny Burnette by Adam Komorowski (sleeve notes to Rockstar CD RSRCD 006) – details of Infinity, Gothic and Vee Jay singles, Reprise single, Capitol sessions and releases, Sahara and Magic Lamp releases, death and Dorsey's reunion with Paul Burlison "You're Sixteen: The Best of Johnny Burnette" by Dawn Eden (sleeve notes to Liberty CD 82-99997) – broken nose and sixty dollar boxing purse, details of first meeting at the home of Ricky Nelson, details of Liberty releases, Hot 100 and UK chart positions, UK/US switch of sides "I've Got a Lot of Things to Do"/"Girls", reference to P. J. Proby, Capitol, Sahara and Magic Lamp releases Dreamin' Johnny Burnette – Johnny Burnette'' by N. E. Fulcanwright (sleeve notes to Beat Goes on CD BGOCD329) – For Johnny's ruptured appendix in 1961 and