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* ProgressiveRock: John McLaughlin called Beck his favorite Prog Rock guitarist. The admiration is mutual.
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* ProgressiveRock: John McLaughlin Music/JohnMcLaughlin called Beck his favorite Prog Rock guitarist. The admiration is mutual.
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* 2022 - ''18'' [[note]]A collaboration with Creator/JohnnyDepp[[/note]]
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* ProgressiveRock: John McLaughlin called Beck his favorite Prog Rock guitarist. The admiration is mutual.
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Not to be confused with Music/{{Beck}}. Or Radio/GlennBeck.
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Not to be confused with Music/{{Beck}}.Music/{{Beck|Musician}}. Or Radio/GlennBeck.
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* CoverVersion: Several, including "I Ain't Superstitious" by Music/HowlinWolf, "She's a Woman" and "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, "All Shook Up" and "Jailhouse Rock" by Music/ElvisPresley, "Superstition" by Music/StevieWonder, "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" by Music/CharlesMingus, and "People Get Ready" by Music/CurtisMayfield, among many others.
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* CoverVersion: Several, including "I Ain't Superstitious" by Music/HowlinWolf, "She's a Woman" and "A Day in the Life" by Music/TheBeatles, "All Shook Up" and "Jailhouse Rock" by Music/ElvisPresley, "Superstition" by Music/StevieWonder, "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" by Music/CharlesMingus, and "People Get Ready" by Music/CurtisMayfield, among many others.others.
** "Superstition" [[ZigZaggingTrope zig-zags it]] a bit. Beck volunteered to help Music/StevieWonder during the sessions for Wonder's ''Talking Book'' album, with the agreement that Wonder would reciprocate by writing a song for Beck. "Superstition" grew out of a jam between the two during the sessions, and Wonder finished it with the plan being that they'd both record their own versions, but Beck would release it first. Wonder recorded his, but the ''Beck, Bogert & Appice'' album got delayed, and Creator/{{Motown}}'s Berry Gordy decided to rush-release Wonder's version as a single, leaving Beck, Bogert & Appice to record theirs as Wonder's take was already climbing the charts.
** "Superstition" [[ZigZaggingTrope zig-zags it]] a bit. Beck volunteered to help Music/StevieWonder during the sessions for Wonder's ''Talking Book'' album, with the agreement that Wonder would reciprocate by writing a song for Beck. "Superstition" grew out of a jam between the two during the sessions, and Wonder finished it with the plan being that they'd both record their own versions, but Beck would release it first. Wonder recorded his, but the ''Beck, Bogert & Appice'' album got delayed, and Creator/{{Motown}}'s Berry Gordy decided to rush-release Wonder's version as a single, leaving Beck, Bogert & Appice to record theirs as Wonder's take was already climbing the charts.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: An unusual instrumental example on ''Beck-ola'', with "Girl from Mill Valley", which is a showcase for keyboardist Nicky Hopkins, who wrote it and fronts the song on piano and organ.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: Several, including "Beck's Bolero", "Rice Pudding", and multiple albums of entirely instrumental material, including ''Blow by Blow'', ''Wired'', and ''There and Back'', among others.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: Several, The majority of his output, including "Beck's Bolero", "Rice Pudding", and multiple albums of entirely instrumental material, including ''Blow by Blow'', ''Wired'', and ''There and Back'', among others.
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* HeavyMetal: ''Truth'' is an UrExample if not the actual TropeMaker - it came out before Music/LedZeppelin or Music/BlackSabbath's debut albums (though not before Music/BlueCheer's debut). Beck also recorded other material that borders on or falls into this style.
