Pop & Rock Sheet Music of the 1970s: From Led Zeppelin to ABBA

If you are looking for easy yet hip, this is it. A funky Tower of Power hit, this chart is accessible at 166 BPM with no solos and trumpet 1 range is to F top line. Fun to play. (2:35)

The funk hit by the Commodores and Lionel Richie has hardly lost any of its popularity since it first appeared in 1977. Paul Murtha, who is known for his ability to transform grooves very authenticall...

Want to know what's hip? Well, this three-tune medley is it! Give your students and audiences a taste of some real 'funky' music and don't be surprised if your audience gets up to dance. Including 'Wh...

Originally featuring artists such as R. Kelly, Mary J. Blige, Bono and Crystal Lewis, this Grammy Award-nominated Kirk Franklin gospel original reminds us that no one should go through this world alon...

Originally featuring artists such as R. Kelly, Mary J. Blige, Bono and Crystal Lewis, this Grammy Award-nominated Kirk Franklin gospel original reminds us that no one should go through this world alon...

A solid rhythmic fanfare sets the mood for this burning samba. As the title suggests, the rhythmic pattern throughout mirrors the Morse code distress signal of 3 shorts, 3 longs and 3 shorts. An infec...

Legendary pop icon Elton John has given the music world a wealth of distinctive-sounding pop hits. Included in this great-sounding medley from Ted Ricketts are Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Saturday Nigh...

The early hits by supergroup Chicago were remarkable for their driving rock style combined with a distinctive and integral use of horns. Here's a fast-paced and dynamic medley for young players that i...

Originally thought of as producing only lightweight surf music, the Beach Boys went on to become one of the most influential bands of the 1960s with their own distinct and innovative sound. This well-...

This arrangement is a must-have for the Grand Prix concert! "Lykken er" ("Happiness Is") won the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix in 1971 and was Norway's entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1971. The son...

He's big and over the top in his music and his performances. Three memorable hits written by Meat Loaf's longstanding songwriter Jim Steinman including, 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light,' 'Two Out of...

Including the megahits: Y.M.C.A., Go West & In The Navy (Medley Series).

Great arrangement featuring three smash-hits by Swedish group Abba. Challenging arrangement for the band as well as three vocal soloists, a opt. SATB Choir and rhythm section. This arrangement featur...

Easy arrangements with tab for 17 killer tunes from these CA pop-punks: Adam's Song - All the Small Things - Dammit - Down - Feeling This - I Miss You - Josie - Man Overboard - Not Now - The Rock Show...

All 30 greatest hits from the album, arranged for Guitar TAB. Complete with full lyrics.

With perhaps one of the simplest but most recognizable piano introductions in all of pop music, The Rose is a must-play for pianists. This intermediate arrangement by Dan Coates explores the warm colo...

With perhaps one of the simplest but most recognizable piano introductions in all of pop music, The Rose is a must-play for pianists. This late elementary arrangement by Melody Bober is delicate and m...

Adler's Fantasy was composed for his former student Michael Brown, who premiered the work at Juilliard at an all-Adler concert to honor the composer's 85th birthday. The one movement work begins with...

This classic from the rock group Queen has made a huge comeback in the hit movie, 'Wayne's World.' You're students will love playing this unique rhapsody that combines classical and rock styles.

Elton Johns quirky and upbeat rock hit was first recorded in the early 70s, but it has remained popular ever since. Pauls version for flexible instrumentation skillfully passes the melody around from...

Featuring a distinctive bass line pattern combined with a hypnotic rhythmic groove, this hit by the group War has remained popular ever since being recorded in 1975. Here's a terrific version scored f...

Although this tune by iconic band Queen met with a rather cool reception when it was first released in 1979, over the years it has become one of the bands most popular songs thanks in part to frequent...