Budget Books-Give your wallet a break with this economical collection of nearly 70 classic rock staples arranged for easy Piano with chords and lyrics. This volume includes the songs: Addicted to Love Amanda Bang the Drum All Day Changes Come Sail Away Dream On Dream Weaver Free Bird I Love Rock 'n Roll I've Seen All Good People Joy to the World Turn the Page Up on Cripple Creek Walk on the Wild Side We Are the Champions Wild Night and more.

Medium High Voice-Medium High Voice. Settings of 17 poems by Langston Hughes. Contents: Angel Wings ú Daybreak in Alabama ú Delinquent ú Demand ú Dream ú Dream Variations ú Drum ú Harlem Night Song ú In Time of Silver Rain ú Late Last Night ú Litany Luck ú Night: Four Songs ú Port Town ú Song for a Dark Girl ú Stars ú When Sue Wears Red.

Jan Delay: Songbook features the best of Mercedes Dance and Wir Kinder Vom Bahnhof Soul. For Piano Voice and Guitar with Drum grooves.

73 Heart-Warming Holiday Favorites-Brighten your household with music! Playing music in the home fosters family memories that last a lifetime. With sheet music for nearly dozens of familiar songs the “Family Treasury” songbook series will inspire themusic makers in every family to play and sing more often. Every generation will enjoy playing their favorites among the hundreds of pages in these collectible volumes.Songs: All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth• A Baby Changes Everything • The Christmas Shoes • Do They Know It's Christmas? • Frosty the Snowman • The Gift • Hallelujah! Chorus • It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year • Jolly OldSt. Nicholas • The Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth • Mistletoe and Holly • Nuttin' for Christmas • O Little Town of Bethlehem • The Prayer • Santa Baby • Thirty-Two Feet and Eight Little Tails• Ukrainian Bell Carol • We Wish You a Merry Christmas • You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch • and more. The bonus CD contains professional-quality accompaniment tracks for a dozen selected songs for sing-along fun!

With Glad All Over the Dave Clark Five knocked The Beatle’s ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’ off its spot on the UK US and European singles charts and thrust the band into the international spotlight. The throbbing drums andSaxophone underpinning of the original recording are missing from this simplified sheet music version as is the call-and-response Chorus but all the basics are here for aspiring bands covering the greats or for football fansleading the singing in the stands.

50th Anniversary Edition-Love Me Do was the first single to be released by The Beatles on October 5 1962 backed with PS I Love You on EMI?s Parlophone label. Though historically important as the début record by the world?s greatest ever pop group it was by no stretch of the imagination a portent of what was to come reaching only as high as number 17 in the Record Retailer?s Top 50 charts on December 27. When Beatlemania exploded in the US however it became their fourth No. 1 there in May 1964.Curiously the song was recorded by The Beatles on three separate occasions with three different percussionists; firstly on June 6 1962 atan EMI session with original drummer Pete Best; secondly on September 4 with the newly-recruited Ringo Starr; and finally on September 11 with session drummer Andy White.For reasons that have never been fully explained it was the version featuring Ringo that appeared on all UK single releases of Love Me Do up until its original deletion in 1968. The Beatles? 1963 debut album Please Please Me however featured the Andy White recording which became the American hit in 1964 and other worldwide territories.?When re-issued in 1976 EMI (UK) used the White take because the original Ringo master had gone AWOL. The 20th anniversary 12? single in 1982 contained both versions but the ?Ringo version? had to be dubbed from the original single supplied by a Beatles collector and all issues since have come from the same source. The Pete Best version was made available on Anthology 1.Love Me Do was largely a McCartney composition written in the 1958 with Lennon contributing the bridge in 1962. 'Love Me Do was our greatest philosophical song ? said Paul in 1972 possibly tongue in cheek. ?During the recordings all I can remember is being terrified out of my wits and quaking in my boots. I can still hear it on my vocal.'

You've been through FastTrack Lead Singer Method Book 1 several times and you're ready for more - you've come to the right place! Continuing with the FastTrack series is a great (not to mention fun) way to expand your singing skills. Book 2 begins right where Lead Singer 1 ended - you'll learn more notes rhythms dynamics cool new techniques different musical styles and much more. And of course the last section of all FastTrack books (Guitar Bass Keyboard and Drums) are the same so that you and your friends can form a band and jam together!