Solo Recordings
- 1953 Autumn Leaves And Spring Fever
- 1954 Easy Jazz (As The Ralph Sharon All-Star Sextet)
- 1956 The Ralph Sharon Trio (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1956 Mr. And Mrs. Jazz (With Sue Sharon)
- 1957 Around The World In Jazz (As The Ralph Sharon Sextet)
- 1958 2:38 A.M.
- 1963 Modern Innovations In Country And Western Music
- 1964 Do I Hear A Waltz? (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1965 The Tony Bennett Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1995 Swings The Sammy Kahn Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1996 Portrait Of Harold: The Harold Arlen Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1997 Plays The Harry Warren Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 1999 Plays The Frank Loesser Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 2000 The Magic Of Cole Porter (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 2001 The Magic Of Jerome Kern (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 2001 The Magic Of Irving Berlin (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 2001 The Magic Of George Gershwin (As The Ralph Sharon Trio)
- 2001 Plays The Ralph Blane Songbook (As The Ralph Sharon Quartet)
- 2007 Always: The Music Of Irving Berlin
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