Hal Leonard Sheet Music

Recorded by The Who in 1979 and now the theme of TV's CSI, here is a signature rock anthem of the era by one of the hardest rockin' bands ever. Play it loud and proud!

Recorded by the Sylvers in 1976, this quintessential dance hit continues to be popular even today. Michael Brown keeps the fever simmering with a series of key changes and rhythmic energy throughout.

More than one generation has danced to this anthem of the '70s from KC & the Sunshine Band! With a relentless disco groove, spicy brass riffs, and a short feature spot for percussion, here's a chart y...

Recorded by the speed metal rock band Dragonforce, fans of Guitar Hero III will recognize this as the monstrously outrageous and ultimate rock track. Including simulated screaming guitar licks, be sur...

Originally recorded by Buster Poindexter, here's a hot version of this familiar hit for mature bands that will absolutely blow the doors down! Combining sassy licks in the brass with an energetic perc...

For a change of pace here is great arrangement of this Peaches & Herb hit from 1979. This familiar ballad features your low brass before building to a climax, then returning to a quiet ending. Perfect...

Here's your chance to let your overachieving mallet players do battle with the devil! There's plenty for the full band to do as well, plus a short feature spot for the battery percussion. Great stagin...

Even though the opening is mysterious sounding and features the woodwinds, this creative chart still provides some powerful ensemble moments, a brief trumpet solo, and a soaring chorus before returnin...

You may not remember the name Tommy Tutone, but you'll certainly recognize his fast-paced rock hit from 1982! This chart features a relentless energetic drive and catchy melodies. Meant to be played l...

Recorded by the Eurythmics in 1985, this classic rocker sounds as fresh and dynamic today as it did over 20 years ago! Tim's chart provides plenty of drive and intensity.

One of the trademark funk tunes of the early '70s, this arrangement opens with a powerful fanfare based on Living for the City, then launches into the familiar strains complete with the signature horn...