Pop & Rock Sheet Music of the 1960s for All Instruments

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...

The stately and powerful opening strains quickly give way to a driving tempo in this masterful setting. Jay uses a rich variety of scoring styles in this version of Eleanor Rigby like you¦ve never hea...

A collection of 18 all-time favourite Beatles songs which have been arranged for Ukulele accompaniment. Complete with lyrics and chord boxes, this collection is the ideal way to improve your Uke skill...

Classic Rock Mandolin is designed for your total enjoyment. Each song uses the original guitar parts arranged for the mandolin.

Nineteen Stones classics arranged for ukulele. Includes all the classic guitar riffs in TAB.

Nineteen Stones classics arranged for ukulele. Includes all the classic guitar riffs in TAB.

Nineteen Stones classics arranged for ukulele. Includes all the classic guitar riffs in TAB.

Theme from the motion picture Sister Act and performed by Whoopi Goldberg. Fanfare (Card Size). (card size editions, film music, pop music)

Theme from the motion picture Sister Act and performed by Whoopi Goldberg (film music, pop music)

Diana Ross' legendary 1970 #1 hit, "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," radiates unstoppable energy, soul, and pure joy. Published by Hal Leonard, this exhilarating arrangement serves as the ultimate show...

Male Vocal Sweet Caroline was a huge hit for Neil Diamond, and has become one of those songs that everybody knows. If you're ever stuck for a crowd-pleasing vocal at a function gig, this is the chart...

Bring the uplifting cult classic from the hit movie "Sister Act" to your choir's stage! With "I Will Follow Him," your women's choir is guaranteed to deliver genuine goosebumps, infectious joy, and st...

Bring one of the greatest global hits of all time into your ensemble's repertoire with "Yesterday"! Published by the renowned Obrasso Verlag, this soulful arrangement for brass quartet perfectly captu...

Yesterday by the Beatles is undeniably one of the most unforgettable and frequently covered ballads in pop music history. Paul McCartney's timeless melody of longing, nostalgia, and lost love has move...

Experience one of the greatest global hits in music history in an extraordinary concert band arrangement: "My Way", made world-famous by legends like Frank Sinatra, unfolds its full emotional power in...

The French song Comme d'Habitude was composed by the French singer Claude François, shortly after the star had broken his relation with singer France Gall. The song was arranged by David Whitaker in 1...

Immerse yourself in timeless musical beauty with the world-famous classic "What A Wonderful World," masterfully arranged for cello. Made legendary by Louis Armstrong, this unforgettable melody has tou...

Bring pure joy and unforgettable sing-along moments to your accordion! With Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline", you can bring one of the most beloved classic hits in music history straight to your finger...