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The target audience for The Beatles' greatest '60s hits might not be into screaming as much anymore, but "I Saw Her Standing There" remains an icon of rock-and-roll greatness, guaranteed to get anyone...

One of the best loved songs of the 50's, you'll love singing this upbeat, swing-style choral. It's terrific for mixed voices but your fellas will love this tune and shine like crazy! Add the combo par...

The sentiment in this classic Beach Boys song is as strong today as it was when it was written. Offered here for treble voices, your altos will love being featured on the melody!

In terms of longevity and versatility, there are few who can match Al Jarreau with a catalog that ranges from R&B to jazz and pop! This bubbly song from 1983 is so positive and uplifting, your audienc...

Here's a fantastic feature for your tenor-bass groups! Careful attention to ranges and voice leading, along with its vintage "cool" factor, will make for a winning combination in this classic pop song...

Get ready to bring the house down! This take on the Beatles' classic "A Hard Day's Night" turns up the heat with a rock-infused vocal jazz vibe that will have audiences on their feet.

Taking its title from the popular festivals around the country that help young men find the joy and richness that singing brings to life, this uptempo original will showcase your men's choir. After li...

The 1990s saw a fusion of styles with rock continuing in popularity with influences of soul, funk, dance-pop and hip hop. Pop/Show choirs and their listeners will love recreating the sound of an era w...

Celebrate girl power with this 1990 #1 pop hit from the group Wilson Phillips and the unique harmony-rich sound they grew up hearing their parents (The Mammas & The Papas and The Beach Boys) sing. Swe...

SSA groups will love this sensational salute to the music of the 60s! Easily learned, there are lots of opportunities for choreography and featured solos in this 6-minute medley. Songs include: "Baby...

This pop hit from the British band Tears for Fears hit #1 in 1985 and was featured in a cover performance in Season 4 of "Glee," when the new McKinley High seniors are enjoying their new found leaders...