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POP TUNES
Reach Out (I'll Be There)—Brian Holland,
Lamont Dozier & Edward Holland Jr./arr.
Ishbah Cox. One of the classic Motown hits
from the 1960s, 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
field or the stands.
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Ready for It?—arr. Matt Conaway. Taylor
Swift continues to display her domination
of the pop charts with this impressive hit.
With a bone-crushing opening, the tune
alternates with a fast-paced chorus that is
sure to get your crowd pumped up, on their
feet, and ready for it!
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Rock & Roll Part II (The Hey Song)—
arr. Paul Lavender. Everybody knows the
word(s) to this one! Sure to get the crowd
rowdy and loud!
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Rock You Like a Hurricane—arr. Michael
Brown & Will Rapp. This driving rock tune
recorded by the Scorpions in 1984 has
taken on a life of its own in American pop
culture and sporting events. Frequently
used in TV, films and video games, the song
features the familiar chorus and a relentless
rock groove.
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Rock You Like a Hurricane—arr. Matt
Conaway & Matt Finger. Heard in stadiums
around the world, this hard rockin' '80s hit
by the Scorpions is still as popular as ever.
With the gritty opening riff and instantly
recognizable melody, this is guaranteed to
raise the energy level in the stands or on
the field!
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Runaway Baby—arr. Paul Murtha. Here's
the hot dance groove from Bruno Mars, now
even more popular after his stunning live
performance at the 2012 Grammy Awards.
With a catchy melody and driving tempo,
this one is perfect for dance groups or just
energizing the crowd!
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Runaway Baby—arr. Tom Wallace. Bruno
Mars was a featured performer on the 2012
Grammy Awards show with this old-school
style rock and roll number. Its great groove
and feel make this chart a total blast to play!
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Running Up That Hill (from "Stranger
Things")—Kate Bush/arr. Paul Murtha.
Thanks to a dramatic scene from season 4
of the popular series "Stranger Things," Kate
Bush's hit from 1985 is back on top of the
charts! This emotion-charged arrangement
is perfect for the field or stands.
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Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting—
arr. Tom Wallace. A percussion feature
sets up the immediately recognizable hook
of this hard rocking arrangement. The
excitement never lets up as the chart builds
to a powerful conclusion to the Sir Elton
John show!
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Save Your Tears—arr. Doug Adams.
Performed at the 2021 Super Bowl and
remaining high on the charts for over a year,
everyone will recognize this #1 hit from The
Weeknd. A great-sounding chart that any
band can play!
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September—arr. Ishbah Cox. Earth,
Wind & Fire... just the name sends chills
of excitement throughout the crowd! Since
1978, this classic number has enjoyed
continued popularity through recordings by
countless artists as well as appearances in
television and film. A guaranteed "feel good"
tune, this funky chart makes a great dance
feature or stands blaster.
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September—arr. Mike Story. Young bands
will sound great on this Earth, Wind & Fire
hit! The groove just never quits!
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Seven Nation Army—arr. Jay Dawson.
This hit from the White Stripes has all the
ingredients for the perfect stands tune! The
raw, menacing and simplistic bass riff is a
natural for your low brass section!
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Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band/
The End—arr. Tom Wallace. Opening with a
brief drum solo a la Ringo Starr, the familiar
strains of this classic kick off the closer to the
"Beatlemania" show. The chart concludes
with a powerful setting of The End, the last
song ever recorded by all four members of
The Beatles.
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Shake It Off—arr. Michael Oare & K.J.
Stafford. Taylor Swift may be the brightest
star in the pop universe and she's never
shined brighter than with this driving,
smash hit. The catchy melody and upbeat
dance groove of this dynamite tune make
it a fan favorite and this arrangement is
easy to learn and will sound great with
small bands.
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Shake It Off—arr. Tom Wallace. Taylor
Swift's hit song is a pop-culture sensation
with the catchy melodies, a fast groove, and a
strong hook - but most of all it's just plain fun!
The title has even become an encouraging
catchphrase for parents, teachers, coaches,
and even a few politicians.
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Should I Stay or Should I Go—arr. Paul
Murtha & Will Rapp. This swaggering rock
hit by The Clash has maintained a steady
presence in pop culture with TV advertising
and was featured prominently in the hit
series Stranger Things. The moderate
tempo and solid scoring make this sassy
arrangement perfect for dance features.
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Shut Up and Dance—arr. Matt Conaway &
Jack Holt. Recorded and made famous by
Walk the Moon, this popular hit really brings
the noise. Totally engaging, it features
a catchy up-tempo groove that's perfect
for the stands or as a dance feature. The
solid scoring assures a full sonic effect and
features good pacing and variety throughout.
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Shut Up and Dance—arr. Doug Adams.
This catchy hit from indie rock band Walk
the Moon was a real chart-climber and is
well-known by all. This rockin' arrangement
is brimming with great sounds, perfect for
the stands or pep band.
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