George Benson Popular Song Rankings [2026]
George Benson is a guitarist and singer who mainly performs jazz fusion.
Haven’t we all heard his voice at least once?
His scat singing, in particular, is stylish and unforgettable.
I’ve put together a ranking of his popular songs, so be sure to check it out.
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George Benson Popular Song Rankings [2026]
Never give upGeorge Benson8rank/position
To you who got rejected, I want to say this: isn’t it a bit too early to give up? This song will give you the courage to try again.
Ride the upbeat rhythm, make another move, and settle it once and for all.
So for now, give this a listen.
The Greatest Love Of AllGeorge Benson9rank/position
A 1977 number by jazz and fusion guitarist George Benson.
Whitney Houston’s cover version is super famous, right? It was also the theme song for the autobiographical film of world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali, “Ali: The Greatest – My Own Story.” George Benson’s vocals on this original version are also outstanding—you almost forget he’s a guitarist.
This MasqueradeGeorge Benson & Noa perform10rank/position
“This Masquerade” is a masterpiece written in 1972 by Leon Russell, the American singer-songwriter and founder of Shelter Records.
It has been covered by renowned artists such as George Benson, the Carpenters, Sérgio Mendes, and Kenny Rogers.
In ballroom dancing, it is popular as a blues number.