While not available on CD, Rufus was 14 when he performed "I'm A-Runnin'" in this Canadian children's movie, earning him Genie & Juno Award nominations (the Canadian Oscars & Grammys, respectfully).

A teenage Rufus accompanies Kate & Anna McGarrigle, on "Better Days Are Coming," a rather rousing tune on this compilation of Civil War-era songs.

Rufus provides backing vocals for "La Song," actually singing lyrics from the famous song, "La Vie en Rose," which are then incorporated into Seaskull's original track.

Rufus can be heard singing in "Talk to Me of Mendocino" with his mother, Kate McGarrigle, and sister, Martha Wainwright on this compilation of performances from Peter Gzowski's CBC radio show.

Rufus provides backing vocals to "You Don't Know" on this little-known Canadian band's 1999 album.

Rufus performs "Complainte De La Butte," a beautiful track for another surprisingly great soundtrack. Essential Rufus.

Rufus performs a terrific version of the Hollies' hit "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" on this rather erratic & weak soundtrack. Be sure to check out this song though!

Rufus performs a stellar rendition of "Across the Universe" on this Beatles tribute/soundtrack. It's also available as a bonus track (with more strings) on later pressings of his second studio album, Poses. A surprisingly great soundtrack though.

Rufus co-wrote & duets on "More Wine."

Rufus performs a musical interpretation of Shakespeare's Sonnet 29, "When, in Disgrace With Fortune and Men's Eyes" for this unusual Shakespeare tribute album.

Rufus joined Sean Lennon & Moby for a rendition of The Beatles' "Across the Universe" (which of course he recorded) at this 2001 tribute concert for John Lennon. The concert quickly doubled as an evening of love, hope & inspiration following the Sept 11 terrorist attacks.

Rufus contributes to this fun & ecelctic alternative rock holiday album with "Spotlight On Christmas," an up-tempo yuletide ditty.

Don't feel like picking up the crappy soundtrack to Shrek in order to obtain Rufus' studio recording of "Hallelujah?" Or do you just prefer lesbians to green monsters? No problem. You can get the track on the first volume to the L-Word... a far superior soundtrack to Shrek anyway.

Rufus duets with Dido on Kate & Anna McGarrigle's "I Eat Dinner." Way to keep it in the family again. A fun soundtrack to a crappy movie.

This Starbucks compilation features a studio recorded version of "My Funny Valentine," which he previously performed live on The Late Show with David Letterman.

Rufus appears on Kiki & Herb's star-studden version of "Those Were The Days" for their "farewell" concert at Carnegie Hall last year. A fantastic album from a fantastic evening! Check them out!!! (If you can find it, he also sings on the studio version from their excellent album, Do You Hear What We Hear.)

This 4-song EP features an exclusive track called "Bring Back My Heart" for which Rufus contributes vocals.

Burt Bacharach's new, "hip" sound just sounds adult contemporary... even with the help of Dr. Dre! Regardless, Rufus adds vocals on "Go Ask Shakespeare."

Rufus & Martha provide backing vocals on "Shine So Bright" & "Everybody Move It," 2 great tracks on another great album by Teddy Thompson.

The second disc of this live Keane DVD contains a performance of "Try Again," accompanied by Rufus as a guest vocalist.