Here's a nice change of pace on this hit ballad from The Jackson 5. Paul develops a nice relaxed groove and uses an effective modulation and build-up to the chorus.

One of the most powerful rock bands in recent decades Poison recorded this hit in 1988 and it has remained a staple with DJs and dance clubs ever since. Perfect for pumping up the adrenaline level at any sporting event.

Innovative songwriter Sting recorded this rock classic with The Police in 1981 and it has remained one of the band's most enduring hits. This outstanding chart for the field or stands includes all the harmonic and rhythmic twistsand turns found in the original recording including the hard-driving hook!

Mallets and woodwinds accompany a sensitive baritone solo as this Beatles classic starts to unfold. The chart builds to a peak just as the entire band breaks into singing the famous refrain. What a great spot to involve theentire audience then the exciting rock strains of ?Sgt. Pepper? power this chart to a rousing finish!

From the airwaves to your football field here's the irresistible Party Rock Anthem in a rock solid easier arrangement. Scored for smaller bands this will sound great with limited rehearsal time.

Here is a medium swing treatment of this familiar Beatles' tune that provides plenty of variety and impact for the field. The low brass is featured at the start and later the full band gets a chance to really open up. Alsoincluded is an optional small band feature section.

Here is Jimi Hendrix' signature tune in a dramatic and effective setting by Jay Bocook and Will Rapp. Perfect as a centerpiece for a Hendrix field show or just by itself rockin' in the stands.

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 field or stands. Dance on!

As recorded by Earth Wind and Fire-The woodwinds and mallets are featured in the intro to this landmark ballad from Earth Wind and Fire followed by brief solos for alto sax and trumpet. A nice groove and creative scoring throughout make this an excellentchange-of-pace production number.

Recorded by the emerging band Fitz and The Tantrums this infectious rock hit is instantly recognized from its frequent use in TV series ads and movies.

Rock group Bon Jovi scored a major hit with this rock anthem from the '80s. With an opening that screams and a bass line that churns this chart packs plenty of impact with dynamic contrasts and solid writing.

This well-known rock ballad from the Foo Fighters features soaring melodies and lush chords. Michael's setting for the field has the melody in the horns backed by cascading accompaniment lines and a medium rock foundation.

Here is a dynamite collection of some of the best classic rock tunes ever. These short but potent versions are perfect for time-outs and pumping up the home crowd. Includes: Come Out and Play (Offspring) Song 2 (Blur) Whip It(Devo) and Tush (ZZ Top). Simply phantastic!

Written for the 1973 film of the same name Live and Let Die has become one of the most recognized and popular of all the James Bond themes. The dramatic shifts in tempo and style from section to section offer unique opportunities for marching band.