The Columbia label issued her first two albums in 1961: Diana Trask on TV and an eponymous studio LP.

It was issued on her second studio album with the Dot label called From the Heart (1969).

The LP's produced three charting singles including a pair of US top 40 country songs: "It Meant Nothing to Me" and "We've Got to Work It Out Between Us".

The Hammard label issued two studio albums of her material in the 1980s, including 1981's One Day at a Time, which was certified gold by the Australian Recording Industry Association.

Both One Day at a Time and its follow-up, Footprints, reached the Australian albums chart in the early 1980s.