Over the years, he continued to balance session work with his own albums. Many of these featured standards or popular hits of the era. From 1965 to 1974 he annually recorded a disc of the year's biggest hits, entitled "Class of . . ." . Other albums included "I Remember Hank Williams" (1962), "Floyd Cramer Plays the Monkees" (1967), "Sounds of Sunday" (1971) and "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" (1978). In 1977 "Floyd Cramer and the Keyboard Kick Band" was released, on which he played eight different keyboard instruments.