Singles (as A Recording Artist)
All singles on Motown, unless noted. All of Holland's Mercury and United Artists singles were produced by Motown founder Berry Gordy, but leased to these other record labels for national distribution.
- 1958 - "You" (Mercury)
- January 1959 - "Merry-Go-Round" (initially released on Tamla, later on United Artists)
- 1960 - "Because I Love Her" United Artists)
- 1960 - "Magic Mirror" (United Artists)
- 1960 - "The Last Laugh" (United Artists)
- October 1961 - "Jamie" (US #30, US R&B #6)
- April 1962 - "You Deserve What You Got"
- May 1962 - "If Cleopatra Took A Chance"
- August 1962 - "If It's Love (It's Alright)"
- December 1962 - "Darling I Hum Our Song"
- June 1963 - "Baby Shake"
- October 1963 - "I'm on the Outside Looking In" b/w "I Couldn't Cry If I Wanted To"
- December 1963 - "Leaving Here" (U.S. #76, U.S. R&B #27)
- May 1964 - "Just Ain't Enough Love" (U.S. #54, U.S. R&B #31)
- August 1964 - "Candy to Me" (U.S. #58, U.S. R&B #29)
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