Pop & Rock Noten der 1960er Jahre für alle Instrumente und Chöre

The Rolling Stones are still going strong! Here is one of their biggest hits in a driving new arrangement by veteran writer Roland Barrett. This is 'in your face' writing that will rock the stands!

What you have in your hands is a project that was born on the web, we wanted to play with two of our greatest passions, the Beatles and the guitar. The project has been published in twelve episodes un...

This 10 minute video shows you all the chords and riffs from this classic song, with on-screen chords and tablature. Includes 'soundalike' performance of the complete song, plus a sheet music booklet...

As heard on the recent Beatles: Love CD (the basis for the Cirque du Soleil production) this exciting opener juxtaposes Drive My Car along with brief passages of What You're Doing and The Word. An exc...

Mallets and woodwinds accompany a sensitive baritone solo as this Beatles classic starts to unfold. The chart builds to a peak just as the entire band breaks into singing the famous refrain. What a gr...

This appealing hit from Neil Diamond has certainly stood the test of time. Written in an up-tempo shuffle style and with plenty of full ensemble punches, this will work great in the stands or with dri...

One of the classic Motown hits from the 1960's, this became the signature song of the Four Tops. With distinctive harmonies and an anthem-like chorus, this high energy arrangement is perfect for the f...

Motown is back! And Jay Bocook brings all the excitement to the marching arena in this rockin' arrangement. The moderate tempo makes it perfect for dance features.

This was one of the biggest hits for The Jackson 5. Michael Sweeney skillfully works these familiar strains into an effective opener or stands tune.

Originally recorded by The Supremes in 1966, this Motown classic was made popular again thanks to the TV series Glee. This one is tailor-made for dance routines.

Here's a rock solid hit from the Beatles' later years, made famous by their live rooftop performance in London. A perfect opener for a field show, or just rockin' the stands.

Recorded by the Beatles in 1966, this popular hit remains a prime example of their unique sound and creativity. Michael's driving arrangement is suitable for the field or stands, and captures the ener...

Paul Murtha has taken this rock classic from 1966 by Wilson Picket and given it a funky new groove that's perfect for dance teams and rockin' the stands. This is sure to have everyone singing along wi...

This timeless hit by the Beatles features one of the most recognizable bass riffs in rock history! Suitable for the field or stands, this arrangement drives hard from beginning to end.

After 50 years and still going strong, this hit by the Beatles features a driving shuffle groove and an unforgettable melody. This solid chart for marching band features the signature riffs and also a...

Skillfully moving the melody around from section to section, and capturing the creative nuances from the original Beatles recording, this solid arrangement brings the excitement of 1964 to life again!

Originally recorded in 1969, this iconic Neil Diamond hit has stood the test of time and remains as popular today as ever. Be sure to get the crowd involved with the vocal refrain bump, bump, bah...

White Rabbit was a key piece of the culture during the 1969 summer of love, and like the song, this arrangement captures the mystical, cosmic feeling of the day. Magical sounds emanate from the percus...

White Rabbit was a key piece of the culture during the 1969 summer of love, and like the song, this arrangement captures the mystical, cosmic feeling of the day. Magical sounds emanate from the percus...

This carefree hit by The Turtles will give a feel-good change-up to your show...or your pep band playlist. You will love the rock solid scoring of the famous chorus.

Recorded by Otis Redding back in the '60s and later covered by The Black Crowes, this hot tune has become a funk classic! With an energetic drive throughout, brass punches, and a stop time riff, this...

Although originally recorded by Otis Redding in 1965, this R&B classic became the signature song for Aretha Franklin. Here is a powerful arrangement that will sound great even with small bands.

First recorded by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell in 1967, this Motown classic has enjoyed continued popularity including a feature spot in the blockbuster movie Guardians of the Galaxy. Here is a power...

This Beatles favorite is treated here in a driving swing style with an absolutely marvelous feature section for trumpets and horns. Richard works in a reprise of Magical Mystery Tour providing a great...