Bang Bang is the latest hit from the new album by venerable punk rock band Green Day. Aggressive power chords and chaotic musical stylings deliver the goods as a powerful and convincing opener. The furious nature of the verse and chorus is contrasted with an Arabic sounding bridge providing a quick and surprising musical twist all of which is amazingly captured in this Tom Wallace chart.

This campy 1983 hit from Men Without Hats became the famous mall dance sequence in Glee. You may or may not want to recreate this dance on the football field but either way this tune is sure to be a huge hit with your band.Optional vocals are included for the dance sequence.

One of the most powerful arena rock anthems of all time is this classic from Lynyrd Skynyrd. The uptempo final section features an optional ad lib solo for any member of the band or better yet a screaming guitar!

Some of the most exotic music from Cirque du Soleil is found in this production. A faint middle Eastern flavor highly effective musical layering and a sensational ending are some of the highlights. Each section of the band has its moment of excellence!

Recorded by Bill Haley and his Comets this is definitely one of the hottest songs to come out of the 50's. Written in a solid big band style this chart has a high energy level from beginning to end.

This carefree hit by The Turtles will give a feel-good change-up to your show...or your pep band playlist. You will love the rock solid scoring of the famous chorus.

Show the sensitive side of your band with this lovely Beach Boys ballad. Written to sound full this arrangement is nicely paced with interesting parts for all sections.

This arrangement of the pop hit by Pitbull is all about fun. With an unstoppable groove this will quickly become one of your band's favorites.

A few years ago the group OK Go created a YouTube sensation with their ?treadmill song? and accompanying video. The innovative Notre Dame Band then created their own version for the field complete with treadmills!Here is that exciting arrangement by Ken Dye as performed by Notre Dame. (Be sure to check out the video on YouTube ? search ?Notre Dame OK Go USC?)

This arrangement of the moving ballad from Les Mis?rables starts with a horn and trumpet duet at the beginning followed by a powerful full band impact and finally a soft and delicate finish. Beautiful melody in an effective setting.