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POP TUNES
Sir Duke—arr. Jay Bocook. The signature
horn riff in this Stevie Wonder chart can be
played by a small group or full band. This
chart works in concert, in the stands, or as a
production number.
2414134 Marching Band. . . . . . . . .M 75.00
Slow Ride—arr. Ward Miller. Fans both
young and old will love this hard rockin'
anthem from the '70s. The driving jam
has something to feature everyone in your
ensemble, and the careful scoring and
doubling will have smaller or developing
bands sounding great.
10593894 Marching Band. . . . . .VE 65.00
Smells Like Teen Spirit—arr. Michael
Brown. This resounding hit is a great
example of the grunge-rock style of the
band Nirvana, and this setting puts it on
full display! This arrangement trades the
melody between low brass and trumpets
before closing with the powerful and
famous chorus.
10445645 Marching Band. . . . . . . E 60.00
Smells Like Teen Spirit—arr. Tom Wallace.
You'll want to unleash this musical monster
on the field or in the stands. This powerful
arrangement of one of the most famous
rock tunes of all times by the group Nirvana
is a marching band masterpiece. The great
use of "loud and quiet" includes the added
touch of resolving dissonance thrown in for
additional sass and attitude.
10593403 Marching Band. . . . . . .M 70.00
Smoke on the Water—arr. Michael
Sweeney. The rock riff that everybody
knows! Deep Purple's signature tune really
rocks, yet will sound great with virtually any
band! Hot!
2393106 Marching Band. . . . . . . . . E 55.00
Smooth Criminal—arr. Dave Henning.
Michael Jackson had a huge hit with this
smooth 1988 tune. An ideal production
number for any MJ-themed halftime show!
10358098 Marching Band. . . . . . .M 65.00
Somebody Told Me—Matt Conaway &
Matt Finger. If you're looking for something
with a relentless hard-driving pulse along
with soaring horn lines, look no further than
Matt's powerful version of the Killers' rock hit
Somebody Told Me!
11503536 Marching Band. . . . . ME 65.00
Someone to Watch over Me—George
Gershwin/arr. Randy Dale. Known for
its poignant and expressive melody and
simple yet emotional lyrics, this song
speaks of the desire for love and protection
and has become an enduring symbol of the
human need for connection and support.
With its timeless appeal, this beloved
piece of music continues to be enjoyed by
audiences around the world. Great on the
field as an emotionally charged ballad.
11503471 Marching Band. . . . . ME 65.00
Starships—arr. Tom Wallace. The feel-
good vibe of this mega-hit by Nicki Minaj is
captured perfectly in this arrangement for
marching band. Pulsating rhythmic sections
coupled with an infectious pop hook make
this a perfect choice for the stands!
10335904 Marching Band. . . . . . .M 70.00
Sucker—arr. Tom Wallace. The Jonas
Brothers hit it big with this #1 chart-topper,
and this super arrangement shows off its
cool rhythmic groove and overall appeal.
This is sure to wow your audiences.
11103407 Marching Band. . . . . . .M 75.00
Sweet Caroline—arr. Michael Brown.
Originally recorded in 1969, this iconic
Neil Diamond hit has stood the test of time
and remains as popular today as ever. You
can be sure the crowd will get involved -
they'll know exactly what to sing and when
to sing it.
10736800 Marching Band. . . . . . . E 60.00
Sweet Caroline—arr. Tim Waters. This
classic hit from Neil Diamond has certainly
stood the test of time. Written in an
uptempo shuffle style and with plenty of
full-ensemble punches, the entire crowd is
sure to sing along!
10054906 Marching Band. . . . . ME 65.00
Take Me Home, Country Roads—John
Denver, Bill Danoff & Taffy Nivert/arr. Matt
Conaway & Jack Holt. John Denver's tuneful
hit from 1971 has maintained its popularity
through the decades, including in sports
stadiums - not just in West Virginia!
11391760 Marching Band. . . . . ME 65.00
Take On Me—arr. Tim Waters. In 1985, the
Norwegian pop group A-ha took America by
storm when Take On Me reached #1, thanks
to its infectious melody and innovative music
video. This arrangement is full of drive and
energy perfectly suited for the marching
band field - it will make you long for the '80s!
10305005 Marching Band. . . . . . .M 65.00
Talkin' Out the Side of Your Neck—
arr. Raymond Rolle. Originally recorded
by the '80s funk band Cameo, this tune
can be heard rockin' stadiums across the
country. This version by "Drumline Live" is
a powerfully churning chart and sizzling hot!
10088713 Marching Band. . . . . MA 65.00
Tank! (from "Cowboy Bebop")—Yoko
Kanno/arr. Paul Murtha. Written for the
Japanese anime series Cowboy Bebop, this
blazing theme has taken on a life of its own!
Slightly quirky and definitely bombastic, this
chart is sure to create a buzz in the stands
or on the field!
11503529 Marching Band. . . . . ME 65.00
That's the Way I Like It—arr. Michael Brown
& Will Rapp. More than one generation has
danced to this anthem of the '70s from KC &
the Sunshine Band! With a relentless disco
groove, spicy bass riffs, and a short spot for
percussion, here's a chart you can use for
just about any occasion!
10066108 Marching Band. . . . . . . E 60.00
That's What I Like—arr. Ishbah Cox.
Recorded by Bruno Mars, this megahit
topped the charts in 2017 and still resonates
throughout the pop world. The pulsating
groove supports the catchy melody that's
passed around to different sections of the
band while the percussion section adds just
the right amount of sizzle.
10797015 Marching Band. . . . . ME 55.00
This Is Me (from "The Greatest
Showman")—arr. Jay Bocook. This
show-stopping hit from the award-winning
soundtrack to "The Greatest Showman"
opens in a calm mood, giving your star
trumpet player the spotlight with a warm
flugelhorn solo. From this tranquil opening
the arrangement builds steadily, developing
into an intense and engrossing dramatic
closing statement.
10876865 Marching Band. . . . . ME 60.00
