Don't miss the top voted 15 Funk and Dance Cover Songs here on Benny Sutton Music

Don't miss the top voted 15 Funk and Dance Cover Songs here on Benny Sutton Music

I only got a seventh-grade education, but I have a doctorate in funk, and I like to put that to good use

James Brown

My most popular Funk and Dance Cover Songs

Listen to the top 15 Funk, EDM, and Dance cover tracks as rated by visitors here on Benny Sutton Music.

1. 
   Let's Groove

   Smooth Jazz guitar rework of the post disco track from the 'Raise' album. Written by Maurice White and Wayne Vaughn For the full Earth, Wind and Fire discography click here

2. 
   Put it Where You Want It

   Classic Crusaders groove. Great (and uncomplicated) to play over. Also features my vocal debut!

3. 
   Good Times

   Nile Rodgers has played on over 2 Billion dollars worth of music! Yet, has he played one screaming guitar solo? Nope! So I play this Chic dance classic to showcase my rhythm guitar skills!

4. 
   Rockit

   The classic Herbie Hancock track that invented Hip Hop!

5. 
   Shining Star

   Classic EWF track. The first EWF track I ever heard and it blew my mind! For the full Earth, Wind and Fire discography click here

6. 
   Higher Ground

   Stevie wrote this track lyrically about reincarnation after a near fatal accident left him in a coma. Fortunately he survived and released the track on his seminal 1973 album 'Innervisions'

7. 
   Boogie Wonderland

   A new version of the greatest ever floor-filler - updated with loop mash beat. Woop woop! :-) For the full Earth, Wind and Fire discography click here

8. 
   Tell Me Something Good

   Chaka Khan and Rufus originally played this song by Stevie Wonder. Here is a modern update performed by a major new vocal talent, Ty. Not many people know it's a Stevie Tune, spread the word!

9. 
   Pick Up The Pieces

   A smooth jazz guitar version of the classic track by the Average White Band

10. 
    Celebration

    Kool and the Gang were another band from the disco era that have stood the test of time. They transcended the disco genre and their material still sounds fresh today. They had great musicianship and great songs, a killer combination over a dance beat. Their horns were second only to Earth Wind and Fire's horn section.

11. 
    In The Stone

    One of the first EWF tracka I ever heard and it blew my mind! For the full Earth, Wind and Fire discography click here

12. 
    Sing a Song

    Classic EWF track from the 1975 Gratitude album written by Maurice White and Al McKay For the full Earth, Wind and Fire discography click here