The top voted 30 Jazz Rock Covers here on Benny Sutton Music

The top voted 30 Jazz Rock Covers here on Benny Sutton Music
The top voted 30 Jazz Rock Covers here on Benny Sutton Music

My most popular Jazz Rock Cover tracks

Listen to the top 30 Jazz Rock covers of great tracks by Weather Report, Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis and more!

  1. Jimi Meets Miles - Hey Marcus!
    Jimi Meets Miles - Hey Marcus!

    This is the second track on the Rebirth of the Kool album. As its name suggests, it is a tribute to legendary producer and bassist, Marcus Miller.

  2. Jimi Meets Miles - Spanish Key
    Jimi Meets Miles - Spanish Key

    Spanish Keyz is the opening track on the Rebirth of the Kool album. It was inspired by Spanish Key, off Bitches Brew, but the only thing it has in common with the original is the classic trumpet ‘head’ that anchors the groove. The other 99% is brand new and highly improvised.

  3. Only You by Benny Sutton
    Only You by Benny Sutton

    An original composition and a collaboration with the talented Vocalatti on vocals. Another popular one on Soundcloud.

  4. No Hangups! by Benny Sutton
    No Hangups! by Benny Sutton

    This is another one of my original tracks. I like the muted guitar line that hold it together. It also features my first ever bass guitar solo!

  5. Weathered Report -  Benny Sutton
    Weathered Report - Benny Sutton

    My tribute to one of my fave jazz bands, Weather Report. Very Joe Zawinul!

  6. Nightshadows by Benny Sutton
    Nightshadows by Benny Sutton

    This track is my first (and probably last) surf music track. The twangy Hank Marvin guitar is actually played on synth!

  7. Head Hunters by Benny Sutton
    Head Hunters by Benny Sutton

    This is the first original track that I have posted for a year. I'm back in Jazz Funk territory again with a tribute to Herbie Hancock's Headhunters. For those of you tuned in to obscure musical references it has a bass line reminiscent of the track 'Chameleon' and some ethnic sounds like on the track 'Watermelon man' and no doubt more besides!

  8. Christmas Song by Benny Sutton
    Christmas Song by Benny Sutton

    Here's another of my original tracks. I'm hoping this one will get you in the festive mood?

  9. Never Here - inspired by Ronnie Laws Always There
    Never Here - inspired by Ronnie Laws Always There

    An original composition inspired by the Ronnie Laws' track 'Always There' - hence the title!. I play all instruments, arrange, produce the track. From the Back To Basics album.

  10. Zanzibar by Benny Sutton
    Zanzibar by Benny Sutton

    This one has an exotic name! Another one written on synth.

  11. Jake - a tribute to Jacob Collier
    Jake - a tribute to Jacob Collier

    Too soon for a tribute to wunderkind Jacob Collier? I don't think so. This is a modern Jazz funk fusion groove as a tribute to Jacob Collier

  12. Jazz@Funk by Benny Sutton
    Jazz@Funk by Benny Sutton

    Funky time! This track features Alan Corne on drums

  13. Tangiers - fusion track by Benny Sutton
    Tangiers - fusion track by Benny Sutton

    An original composition that boogies along. I play all instruments, arrange, produce the track. From the One Man Band album.

  14. Here, There and Everywhere by Benny Sutton
    Here, There and Everywhere by Benny Sutton

    Absolutely nothing to do with Beatles track of the same name! It's dominated by a vocoder vocal complete with multi harmonies, it's amazing how technology can make even my voice bearable! I hope you like the Stevie Wonder harmonica solo.

  15. Tribute to George Duke by Benny Sutton
    Tribute to George Duke by Benny Sutton

    If you love the groove then George should be one of your go to guys! I love electric piano and been listening to him a lot recently for inspiration, hence the approach to this tribute track. Guitar is my first instrument and I have nowhere near George's keyboard virtuosity so please forgive the rough edges on my 'Georgesque' synth solo; it's an honest attempt at the spirit of probably the greatest technical player of our time.

  16. Shaky Ground by Benny Sutton
    Shaky Ground by Benny Sutton

    A blues/funk track featuring the astounding AJ Lewis on vocals.

  17. No Hangups by Benny Sutton
    No Hangups by Benny Sutton

    A real stormer of a track featuring Alan Corne on drums

  18. Work It! by Benny Sutton
    Work It! by Benny Sutton

    A track I wrote for a live set, guaranteed to get your feet tapping

  19. Hot Gossip by Benny Sutton
    Hot Gossip by Benny Sutton

    I wrote a nice gospel like theme for this one. Indeed it progresses into a real 'jump up church' groove complete with handclaps.

  20. Absent Friends by Benny Sutton
    Absent Friends by Benny Sutton

    Another more traditional jazz track from the Grooves album is Absent Friends. I was looking to swing and it seems to have worked. Basically a 12 bar blues structure I like to think it captures the spirit those early jazz groovers - the guys who were funky before James Brown, guys like Horace Silver and Eddie Harris.

  21. Byrdland by Benny Sutton
    Byrdland by Benny Sutton

    Modal structrured Nu Jazz Fusion. This track has a passing similarity with the track Birdland by Weather Report

  22. Brasilia - Benny Sutton
    Brasilia - Benny Sutton

    Brasilia is a latin style track featuring AJ Lewis on vocals. Ever since I heard George Duke's 'Brazilian Love Affair' I've wanted to do a Latin track. Here it is!

  23. Pussy Riot by Benny Sutton
    Pussy Riot by Benny Sutton

    This track is for every musician who has done something dumb - like those brave Russian girls!

  24. Dad Funk by Benny Sutton
    Dad Funk by Benny Sutton

    Full Phat Funk for all you groovemeisters! Features AJ (aged 6) for the voiceover with attitude! This is another one of my original tracks. I like the muted guitar line that hold it together. It also features my first ever bass guitar solo!

  25. Breakfast with Tiffany by Benny Sutton
    Breakfast with Tiffany by Benny Sutton

    This is a smooth jazz track with some interesting drums on it

  26. Who'da Thunk It! by Benny Sutton
    Who'da Thunk It! by Benny Sutton

    Bluesy, funky instrumental. A collaboration with Jamie Rhind, who did the Miles Davis style horns on the outro

  27. F-Bomb by Benny Sutton
    F-Bomb by Benny Sutton

    A wild piece of jazz rock funk! I went through a very 'out there' phase on guitar. Check out Mwah (another track) if you like this one.

  28. Headhunting by Benny Sutton
    Headhunting by Benny Sutton

    Here's a nod and a wink to Herbie Hancock. Recorded when I was first playing keys so not as technically good as my more recent stuff.

  29. Out Of Sight - jazz groove
    Out Of Sight - jazz groove

    An original composition that boogies along. I play all instruments, arrange, produce the track. From the Back To Basics album.

  30. Nite Cruiser (vocal version)
    Nite Cruiser (vocal version)

    The unmistakeable Mark Dorricott takes it to the next level with a superb piano solo (half way through). This is the vocal version of this featuring me singing!