Collaborations
| Artist | Year | Title | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOBO Allstars | 1998 | "Ain't No Stopping Us Now" | Charity single released collectively by MOBO Award nominees in 1998, reaching #47 in the UK singles chart. Other artists include Mica Paris, The Honeyz and Another Level. |
| Courtney Pine & Beverley Knight |
2000 | "Hard Times" | The album track features vocals from Knight and music by Pine. Taken from the album Back In The Day. |
| Jamiroquai featuring Beverley Knight |
2001 | "Main Vein" | Album track taken from the album A Funk Odyssey. |
| Jamiroquai featuring Beverley Knight |
"Love Foolosophy" | Knight provides backing vocals on this album track taken from A Funk Odyssey. | |
| Jools Holland & Beverley Knight |
2002 | "A Change Is Gonna Come" | A cover of the Sam Cooke classic, the song features vocals from Knight and music from Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra. Taken from the album Small World Big Band Volume II. |
| Sinclair & Beverley Knight |
"Maybe Love" | A duet with the French singer, taken from the soundtrack to Mon Idole. | |
| Sinclair & Beverley Knight |
"First Time For You" | A duet with the French singer, taken from the soundtrack to Mon Idole. | |
| Beverley Knight | 2003 | "Love's In Need Of Love Today" | A cover of the Stevie Wonder classic, included on the Warchild charity album. Hope. |
| Band Aid 20 | 2004 | "Do They Know It's Christmas?" | Charity single speerheaded by Sir Bob Geldof and which became global smash and hit #1 in Britain. Other artists included Dido, Robbie Williams, Joss Stone and Sir Paul McCartney. |
| Roni Size featuring Beverley Knight & Dynamite MC | 2005 | "No More" | The song had a strong anti-gun message and featured on the album Return To V. Reached #26 on the British charts. |
| Jools Holland & Beverley Knight |
"Where In The World" | An original song composed by Jools and Beverley for his 2005 album Swinging the Blues, Dancing the Ska with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. | |
| Aphrodite & Beverly Knight |
2006 | "Sometimes" | Taken from the album Overdrive, this limited edition single was released as a 12" Vinyl only. |
| Ali Campbell featuring Beverley Knight |
2008 | "Running Free" | Taken from the album Running Free, this was released as the third single from Ali Campbell's album of the same name as a download only single on 31 March 2008. |
| Seven featuring Beverley Knight |
2009 | "JAIL" | Taken from the album Like a Rocket |
| Mamas Gun featuring Beverley Knight |
2012 | "Only One" | Taken from the album The Life and Soul, this was released as the second single from Mamas Gun's second studio album as a download only single on 8 January 2012. |
| The Justice Collective | "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" | Charity single in aid of the various charities associated with the Hillsborough disaster. The song, a cover of The Hollies single, became the Christmas #1 single in UK. Other artists included Paloma Faith, Robbie Williams, Rebecca Ferguson, Eliza Doolittle and Sir Paul McCartney. |
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