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

ABBAS 'first real pop song' from 1975 in a great arrangement by Frank Bernaerts.

Ça Plane Pour Moi is a 1977 French-language song by Belgian musician Plastic Bertrand, sung by producer Lou Deprijck. The absurd-sounding lyrics were written by Brussels-based Two Man Sound musician Y...

“You Are The Sunshine Of My Life” is a 1973 single by Stevie Wonder. The song became Stevie Wonder’s third number one single and won a Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance, and was nominat...

Daddy Cool is a song written by George Reyam and Frank Farian who had founded the group Boney M. to perform his songs on TV and while touring in discos. The song was included on their debut album Take...

Using Chester as its primary motivic material, this show takes the familiar tune through a variety of styles and tempos in a salute to our American heroes. Solid percussion scoring and great impact mo...

Here's a classic rocker from the group Blue Oyster Cult. With an up-tempo rock style and effective pacing, this will work great for drill teams.

Originally recorded back in the early '60s and made popular again by the Sugarhill Gang in the '80s, this instantly recognizable hit showcased one of the earliest incarnations of rap. This one will be...

At their peak of popularity in the early 1970s, the Jackson 5 recorded this hot dance groove that quickly became a classic. Sizzling brass licks and a driving pulse help make this a natural for the fi...

Richard Saucedo has taken a few creative liberties with this familiar rock anthem, and the result is an impressive opener or production number.

Practically a show within itself, this production number from the group Queen includes a variety of tempos and styles from sensitive ballad to driving rock. A very dramatic statement for the field!

This iconic Beatles ballad was one of their last recorded hits. This impressive arrangement features a brief trumpet solo, a powerful build-up and modulation, and ends with a segue into Hey Jude for a...

Recorded by Bob Seger in 1979 and featured in the movie Risky Business starring Tom Cruise, you simply can't go wrong with this timeless hit. Also works great as a dance feature.

Recorded by Queen in the late '70s, here's the ultimate rock anthem for sporting events. This powerful arrangement for the field or stands provides the option of a loud or soft ending, as well as sugg...

Even though it's been more than 40 years since Eric Clapton recorded this (with Derek and the Dominos), it remains one of the rock era's greatest anthems. The signature riffs, melodies, and harmonies...