Collaborations

• DJ Spooky & Mr. Scruff - "Murderah Style" appeared on the compilation album Tribal Gathering 96 (Universe, 1996)
• Mr. Scruff & Mark Rae - "How Sweet It Is" and "Gotta Have Her" both appeared on the compilation album Central Heating (Grand Central Records, 25 November 1996)
• Tony D - "Flavour" featuring Mark Rae, Mark 1 and Mr. Scruff, from the album Pound For Pound (Grand Central Records, 15 September 1997)
• Mr. Scruff & Mark Rae - "The Squirrel" appeared on the compilation album Central Heating 2 (Grand Central Records, 17 April 2000)
• Peter Nice Trio vs. Mr. Scruff - "Harp Of Gold" from the compilation album Out Patients (Hospital Records, 30 May 2000)
• Fingathing - "Just Practice" featuring Mr. Scruff, from the album The Main Event (Grand Central Records, 20 November 2000)
• Mr. Scruff & Quantic - "It's Dancing Time" from the compilation album Shapes One (Tru Thoughts, 2003)
• Mr. Scruff & Quantic - "Giraffe Walk" from Quantic's album, One Off`s Remixes and B Sides ([Tru Thoughts]], 06 February 2006)

Song appearances

• Last segment called "Full Circle" from documentary movie Scratch features Spandex Man with various extra samples added.
• Episodes of the hit UK TV comedy show Spaced featured the tracks "Spandex Man" and "Chipmunk" from the Keep It Unreal album.
• "Spandex Man" was also used on the BBC series Top Gear.
• The song "Ug" from the album Trouser Jazz is used in numerous Weebl and Bob cartoons, including the very first one entitled "Pie". The pie as a motif later recurred in one of Scruff's videos (Sweetsmoke).
• "Get A Move On" was used in a Volvo commercial and subsequently used for ads for Lincoln automobiles.
• "Get A Move On" was used by the BBC for snooker highlights and in The Apprentice.
• "Get A Move On" was used by the Adio Footwear in the One Step Beyond skateboard movie.
• "Blackpool Roll" is being used in New Zealand by television network TV ONE as background music as part of their branded channel advertising and show listings.