| Record Company | Number | Song titles | Remarks |
| Avoid Me / I've Gotta Cry | Steve Highfield and Johnny Winter,
recorded in April of 1964 in Johnny's hometown of Beaumont, Texas. Johnny
and his band members harmonize on the
part of the arrangement calling for "Avoid Me" to be sang right
after I sang "Avoid Me." Johnny is playing a Burt Bacharach type
guitar rhythm. About a week or so later, Steve
Highfield returned to the
recording studio with a trio of college girls who over-dubbed on the "I've
Gotta Cry" side
of the record Johnny played on with a "doo-oo-oo-oo.....ah.h.h..h" vocal
choir-like background. (The sound was vintage early 60s.) | |
| Frolic 45-1016 | Gangster of Love / Eternally | Red Label , By late Spring of 1964, his FROLIC record, "Eternally"/"Gangster of Love" was a local Houston hit. Steve HighfieldI had taken it to Garner State Park and used up a jillion dimes playing it over and over. Houston deejays monitored anything being played at the famous park for material to play in the local market, since Garner was an excellent "test" market. (Johnny's single would later be re-released on ATLANTIC RECORDS.) By mid-Summer of '64, my recording "Avoid Me" was installed on the Garner State Park juke box and became popular for a short while. Johnny's "Eternally" ended up on a "Memories of Garner State Park". |
 | Frolic 45-1020 | Gone for Bad / I won't Believe It | Red Label |
 
| Frolic 45-501 | That's What Love Does / Shed So Many Tears | |
 | Frolic 45-502 | Dreaming of You | Nina Williams with most likely Johnny Winter on guitar |
 
| Frolic 45-503 | Voodoo Twist / Ease My Pain | Red Label |
 
| Frolic 45-503 | Voodoo Twist/ Ease My Pain | White Label, Beau-Tex Cape Ann, distributed by Jay-Gee Record |
 
| Frolic 45-505 | Falling in Love / Come Back Baby | Johnny Winter's with Jerry "Count" jackson (Jerry Lacroix), produced and arranged by Edgar Winter, Beau-Tex Conrad pub. This is the original recording, which has also been released on the VeeJay label |
 | Frolic 45-506 | Not Guilty Now | Junior (JR) Cole and Johnny Winter's Band
, Written by Edgar Winter. Johnny does not play on this song One of the bavking vocal singersd was Jane Ann Straughn Quevedo |
 | Frolic 45-506 | Go On | Junior (JR) Cole and Johnny Winter's Band , Written by Edgar Winter. Both Johnny and Edgar Winter perform on this song |
 
| Frolic 45-507 | Fanny Mae / Please Forgive Me | Jay Jay Johnson, Johnny Winter plays on both songs |
 
| Frolic 45-508 | Onion Rings / New Okie Dokie Stomp | Amos Boynton and the ABC's, Produced by Ken Ritter at Bill Hall's studio in Beaumont. Engineered by either Jack Clement, the day time engineer, or Bobby Mizzell, the night time engineer . Amos Boynton on drums, |
 
| Frolic 45-1018 | Your Love / Dont Worry 'Bout Me | Johnny does some of his hottest playing ever from that period on "Your Love". |
 
| Frolic 45-1021 | Gone For Bad/I Wont Believe It |
Most of the above songs are also re-released on CD, see: The Johnny Winter Story Early Years