Here's the Jackson 5's most recognized hit!  A terrific choice for a production number or closer, it includes a short percussion feature and an ending sure to build excitement. It's Motown magic at its

Dial up some classic rock from a classic band with this enduring hit that was the opening track on The Who's landmark album Who's Next. The intriguing mallet opening leads into some roaring high-powered

With so many musical ideas to work with, this arrangement provides a tremendous musical extravaganza for the field. The combination of memorable themes, striking contrasts and effective pacing

Justin Timberlake has surged to the top of the pop world with the release of this chart-topping megahit! The infectious groove and catchy riffs of this super arrangement add a hip, contemporary air on the

The alternative rock band fun. hit it big with this bluesy soulful offering, so it's sure to be a hit with your audiences. An absolutely stunning chart supports the carefully crafted tune. You'll definitely

A fresh arrangement of one of David Bowie's most creative and popular hits. The chart's contrasting styles and strong melodic content make it a perfect choice on or off the field!

This worldwide hit by Omi was kicked up a notch by Pentatonix's super rendition. The hip Jamaican groove makes it a cool closer, or you can use just the essential 30 seconds for a supercharged time-out

Featuring the iconic guitar riff and a driving beat, this is one of Ozzy Osbourne's most popular rock tunes. Arranged here in a powerful version for small bands, it's guaranteed that bands of all sizes will

To close out the "Music of James Bond" show, here is the driving theme to Die Another Day, which is followed by the powerful Live and Let Die. Featuring a solo for trombone or baritone,

The inspirational rocker from Journey is popular again due to the Fox TV show Glee.  Horn and trumpet have optional solo opportunities in this solidly scored arrangement for the field or

This has everything you look for in a powerful closing production number. This familiar rocker from the group Queen features tight harmonies and a driving rhythmic pulse, beautifully set up by the very

The Tower of Power halftime show closes with the funky Down to the Nightclub before the rockin' reprise of What Is Hip? The steady buildup leads to the finale and a short final statement