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50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Paul Simon 1976 One of the most famous drum patterns in rock: Steve Gadd rules. $3.99
634-5789 Wilson Pickett 1966 Al Jackson makes quarter notes sound wonderful. Great grooving. $2.99
Addicted To Love Robert Palmer 1986 Might as well face it: "The lights are on/But you're not home." $3.99
Against The Wind Bob Seger 1980 Some truths never change, and never will. Thoughtful song. $4.99
All I Have To Do Is Dream Everly Brothers 1958 These guys could sing! Buddy Harman on drums. $2.99
All I've Got To Do Beatles 1964 From the With The Beatles CD. A great lesser known Lennon song. $2.99
Another One Bites The Dust Queen 1980 Queen bass player John Deacon wrote this number one hit. $2.99
Baby I Need Your Loving Four Tops 1964 Motown magic, not to mention a classic. $2.99
Back In Love Again L.T.D. 1977 If you like funky drumming, here it is! Highly recommended chart!. $3.99
Bad Case Of Loving You Robert Palmer 1979 "Doctor, Doctor, give me the news - I got a bad case of lovin' you..." $4.99
Bad Is Bad Huey Lewis & The News 1984 From Sports. VERY funny song, VERY easy chart. $3.99
Because Dave Clark Five 1964 The DC5's first rock ballad. Dave Clark is rich today. $3.99
Being With You Smokey Robinson 1981 Smooth as silk, nice drumming. $3.99
Birthday Beatles 1968 Made up in the studio. From the White Album. Nothing but fun. $3.99
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Neil Sedaka 1962 Yes it is. This was a hit twice for Neil. "They say that breaking up is hard to do/now I know, I know that it's true..." $2.99
The Breakup Song Greg Kihn 1981 New Wave. "They don't write 'em like that anymore." $3.99
Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison 1967 A chart by one of my all time favorites-- Van the Man. A real classic. $2.99  Add to Cart
Calendar Girl Neil Sedaka 1961 Marching snare drum on this early hit. $2.99
California Sun Rivieras 1964 Great basic early R&R. High energy and fun. $1.99
Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe Barry White 1974 I polled one of my classes as to who had the sexiest voice. Guess who won? $2.99
Cathy's Clown Everly Brothers 1960 The Everly Brothers' biggest hit. Great drumming. Buddy was prolific then. $2.99
Celebration Kool & The Gang 1980 Played everywhere: weddings, political conventions, parties...funerals.... $4.99
Centerfield John Fogerty 1985 "Put me in coach..." The best baseball song ever written. $4.99
Century's End Donald Fagen 1988 Tight and crisp funk shuffle, from the movie Bright Lights, Big City. $4.99
Chain Gang Sam Cooke 1960 Sam Cooke had 29 Top 10 hits. Easy chart with use of accents. $2.99
Chain of Fools Aretha Franklin 1967 The Muscle Shoals session musicians tear it up behind Aretha. Roger Hawkins is the soulful drummer. $3.99
Chapel Of Love Dixie Cups 1964 Nice shuffle, with big band-like set-ups. $2.99
Cherish Kool & The Gang 1985 One of many hits. Easy chart. $2.99
Clocks Coldplay 2002 One of the top groups of the last decade, Coldplay's "Clocks" won the Record of the Year Grammy in 2003. $3.99
Cold Sweat - Part 1 James Brown 1967 Could this be the funkiest thing ever recorded? I think it is. $2.99
Colour My World Chicago 1971 Piano+Bass+Drums+Flute+Voice = pretty ballad. Wedding hit. $2.99
Come See About Me Supremes 1964 Their third #1 already. They were just getting started. $3.99
Communication Breakdown Led Zeppelin 1969 Early Led Zep. Bonham of course. Pure energy. $3.99
Consider Me Gone Sting 1985 Sting gets jazzy. Omar Hakim manning the drums. Cool, man, just cool. $4.99
Cool Change The Little River Band 1979 Australian band that hit it big. Medium tempo 16th note feel. This is a cool chart of a cool song with some cool fills. $3.99
Crazy Patsy Cline 1961 Buddy Harman on drums in this Willie Nelson penned hit. $2.99
Crazy For You Madonna 1985 Hit from the movie Vision Quest. Jonathan Moffett drums. $3.99
Crossfire Scorpions 1982 Quasi military drumming: Herman Rarebell. $2.99
Cry Like A Baby Box Tops 1968 Quintessential '60s song: horns, strings, electric sitar, all at once! $3.99
Crying Roy Orbison 1961 Great song. "I was alright for a while..." The one and only Roy. $3.99
Dance To The Music Sly & The Family Stone 1968 Solid drumming from Gregg Errico on their 1st hit. $3.99
Dancing In The Dark Bruce Springsteen 1984 "You can't start a fire without a spark...This gun's for hire..." $4.99
Dancing Queen ABBA 1977 This Swedish band made a lot of money in the '70s. Worldwide. $3.99
Devoted To You Everly Brothers 1958 A top 10 hit here for the Everly Brothers. $1.99
Dizzy Tommy Roe 1969 Pretty interesting drumming actually, from Hal Blaine. $2.99
Do You Want To Know A Secret? Beatles 1964 George sings this, but John wrote it. $2.99
(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay Otis Redding 1968 Otis had his biggest hit after he died in a plane crash. Tragic. This is classic soul. $2.99
Don't Be Cruel Elvis Presley 1956 #1 for 11 weeks, early R&R classic, D.J. Fontana on drums $2.99
Don't Bring Me Down ELO 1979 Easy chart that is fun to play. $2.99
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood Animals 1965 The Animals were cool, and very blues based. Chas Chandler, the bass player (who recently died) discovered and managed Jimi Hendrix. $2.99
Don't Stand So Close To Me Police 1981 Reggae-rock as played by Stewart Copeland. Breakthrough drumming. $4.99
Don't Stop Fleetwood Mac 1977 "Yesterday's gone." Good advice: Think about today. Shuffle feel. $3.99
Don't Stop Believin' Journey 1981 Steve Smith, one of the best drummers on the planet. $3.99
Draggin' The Line Tommy James 1971 Hal Blaine drums, while Tommy James sings bizarre lyrics. $2.99
Emotional Rescue Rolling Stones 1980 All 5:39 of it. "You will be mine, you will be mine all mine." $4.99
Every Little Thing Beatles 1964 Ringo on Tympani? This has a great hook, from John & Paul. $2.99
Every Time You Go Away Paul Young 1985 #1 hit written by Daryl Hall. Retro Motown. $3.99
Expressway To Your Heart Soul Survivors 1967 This Top 10 hit had a great original drum beat. Get this chart, it's a lot of FUN! $2.99
Father Figure George Michael 1988 Freudian rock goes to #1. George, you can shave now. $3.99
Fields Of Gold Sting 1995 Very pretty song. And an easy chart. $2.99
Finish What Ya Started Van Halen 1988 "That ain't the way to treat the broken hearted..." Brother Alex does the drumming. $4.99
Flying Beatles 1968 Their only instrumental, from Magical Mystery Tour. $2.99
Free Fallin' Tom Petty 1990 "I'm a bad boy..." Stan Lynch drums. $2.99
Get Closer Linda Ronstadt 1982 One of her many hits, this one is in 7/4. Russ Kunkel on drums. $2.99
Gimme All Your Lovin' ZZ Top 1983 I love their cool old roadsters, don't you? Fun chart. $4.99
Glad All Over Dave Clark Five 1964 Not quite the Beatles, but fresh and fun. Their first hit. Chunka chunka. $3.99
Glory Days Bruce Springsteen 1985 Good rock song about nostalgia. $4.99
Good Luck Charm Elvis Presley 1962 Happy brush shuffle. $2.99
Good Times Bad Times Led Zeppelin 1969 Classic drumming from John Bonham. Still sounds great! $3.99
Got To Be Real Cheryl Lynn 1979 This is really good funky drumming. Highly recommended chart! $3.99
Grazing In The Grass Hugh Masekela 1968 Grooving instrumental, jazz-rock, easy chart, fun to play. $2.99
Green Onions Booker T. & The MGs 1962 The coolest, Al Jackson on drums. Memphis magic. $1.99
Green River Creedence Clearwater Revival 1969 Swamp rock, from CCR Chronicles. Organic rock and roll with wonderful lyrics. John Fogerty is a wonderful storyteller. $2.99
Hang On To Your Love Sade 1985 Big dance hit (but not as big as the macarena). $2.99
Hard Day's Night Beatles 1964 Title track. Opening chord: G7 (add9sus4). Ringo on drums, naturally. $2.99
Have You Ever Seen The Rain Creedence Clearwater Revival 1971 From CCR Chronicles, one of their many hits. $3.99
He's So Fine Chiffons 1963 #1 for 4 weeks, nice popping drum fills. $2.99
Heart And Soul Huey Lewis & The News 1983 FromSports. I like this band. Nice hook. $3.99
Heart Of Rock And Roll Huey Lewis & The News 1984 From Sports. Do you know what the heart of R&R is? The beat! $4.99
Here Comes The Sun Beatles 1969 From Abby Road. Some of Ringo's finest drumming. Nice meter changes, fills. $3.99
Hey Nineteen Steely Dan 1981 Model for solid drumming. "Make tonight a wonderful thing..." $3.99  Add to Cart
Hip Hug-Her Booker T. & The MGs 1967 Get the Best of Booker T. & The MGs. Funky stuff. Al Jackson on drums. $2.99
Hip To Be Square Huey Lewis & The News 1986 Yes it is. Solid song with solid drumming. $4.99
Hold On I'm Comin' Sam & Dave 1966 Ditto to above. Al Jackson does the drumming. $2.99
Honky Tonk Women Rolling Stones 1969 "Gimme, gimme, gimme the honky tonk blues." BIG HIT, cool chart. $3.99
Hot Fun In The Summertime Sly & The Family Stone 1969 Vigorous triplet feel. Nice song from Sly. Their drummer Gregg Errico was SOOOO SOLID. A lot to emulate on this chart. $2.99
How 'Bout Us Champaign 1981 Nice 16th note groove. "Some people are made for each other..." $4.99
How Deep Is Your Love Bee Gees 1977 From Saturday Night Fever. #1 for three weeks. $2.99
Hurts So Good John Cougar 1982 Kenny Aronoff switches hands, makes 8th notes sound so good. $4.99
I Believe I Can Fly R. Kelly 1996 Real easy chart, with some pretty inspiring lyrics. From the movie Space Jam. $2.99
I Can't Go For That Hall & Oates 1981 Easy to play, but it grooves. $1.99
I Can't Help Myself Four Tops 1965 "Sugar pie honey bunch." From the Detroit clubs to the top of the charts. $2.99
I Can't Tell You Why Eagles 1980 Rock ballad about broken romance. Nice fills at the end. $3.99
I Fall To Pieces Patsy Cline 1961 Brush in one hand, crosstick in the other. Buddy Harman on drums again. $1.99
I Fought The Law Bobby Fuller 4 1966 Texas R&R. Bobby died mysteriously in L.A. that same year. Nevertheless, this is a FUN SONG. $2.99
I Found Somebody Glenn Frey 1982 Both charts from the No Fun Allowed album. Happy song. $2.99
I Got You (I Feel Good) James Brown 1965 Classic JB, this put him on the map. $3.99
I Heard It Through The Grapevine Marvin Gaye 1968 "Betcha wondrin' how I knew..." What can I say? Another soul classic. $2.99
I Just Called To Say I Love You Stevie Wonder 1984 Grammy winner from the movie Woman In Red. $2.99
I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round) Alicia Bridges 1978 "I want some action (pronounced ack-shawn)." BIG dance hit and a fun chart. $3.99
I Say A Little Prayer Aretha Franklin 1968 Top 10 hit for the Queen of soul. Roger Hawkins does some fine drumming. $4.99
I Second That Emotion Smokey Robinson 1967 "America's greatest poet," says Bob Dylan. Very cool drumming. $3.99
I Should Have Known Better Beatles 1964 Great song, from A Hard Day's Night. Early Beatles were fabulous for sure. $1.99
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For U2 1987 Have you tried looking in the closet? Bad joke. Good chart though, from the Irish supergroup that Kevin loves. $4.99
I Wanna Get Next To You Rose Royce 1977 Nice delicate 16th groove. From the movie Car Wash. $2.99
I Want To Know What Love Is Foreigner 1985 Huge hit, Dennis Elliot drums, big choir in background. $3.99
I Wish It Would Rain Temptations 1968 "Sunshine, blue sky, please go away..." Light and funky at the same time. $2.99
I'll Take You There Staple Singers 1972 #1 funky song with Roger Hawkins again. Very nice!!!!! $3.99
I'm Into Something Good Herman's Hermits 1964 Carole King wrote hundreds like this. Nice shuffle. British Invasion hit. $3.99
I'm So Excited Pointer Sisters 1984 JR Robinson on drums, playing this exciting song. $4.99
I'm Your Puppet James & Bobby Purify 1966 Totally fine drumming by Roger Hawkins. Cool stuff. $3.99
If I Fell Beatles 1964 Great song, from A Hard Day's Night. Harmonically interesting. $2.99
Immigrant Song Led Zeppelin 1971 From Led Zepelin III. Hard, driving drumming. $2.99
In A Big Country Big Country 1983 Scottish band, nice drumming by Mark Brzezicki. $3.99
In Dreams Roy Orbison 1963 What a beautiful, haunting song! Buddy Harman on drums. $2.99  Add to Cart
In My House Mary Jane Girls 1985 Move over Spice Girls: here's Rick James' sultry girl group. $3.99
In My Life Beatles 1965 From Rubber Soul, a beautiful song, perhaps John's greatest.. $1.99
In My Room Beach Boys 1963 Where Brian would go when Mike Love got on his nerves. Lot of interesting stories there. $1.99
In The Midnight Hour Wilson Pickett 1965 Soul classic. Steve Cropper (of the MGs) co-wrote this. $2.99
Is This Love Whitesnake 1987 Ansley Dunbar drumming. $3.99
It Keeps You Runnin' Doobie Brothers 1977 Michael McDonald has got a voice. Solid feel on this chart. $1.99
It's Now Or Never Elvis Presley 1960 The King's biggest hit. $2.99
It's Only Love Beatles 1965 You know me...Can't get enough Beatles. From Help. $1.99
Jacob's Ladder Huey Lewis & The News 1987 Bruce Hornsby wrote this #1 hit. Solid. $3.99
Jeopardy Greg Kihn Band 1981 New Wave dance hit. Nice groove. $3.99
Joanna Kool & The Gang 1983 All Kool & The Gang charts can be found on their Greatest Hits album. $3.99
Jump Van Halen 1984 Might as well. Hot song. Alex on drums. $4.99
Just My Imagination Temptations 1971 Beautiful and delicate, a dreamy classic. Tympani & harp. $2.99
Kiss You All Over Exile 1978 Pure '70s. Four on the floor, solid eighth note rock. $3.99
Knock On Wood Eddie Floyd 1966 Memphis soul classic. $2.99
La Grange ZZ Top 1974 Inspired by John Lee Hooker, this shuffle rocks hard. $4.99
Last Night Mar-Keys 1961 Great early R&R instrumental. Easy drum chart. $1.99
Late In The Evening Paul Simon 1980 Steve Gadd's drumming sizzles- see the movie One Trick Pony. $2.99
Let's Go Cars 1979 New wave fun stuff, unpretentious rock, lots of fun fills. $4.99
The Letter Box Tops 1967 Blue-eyed soul from Memphis: "Gimme a ticket for an air-o-plane..." $1.99
Life In The Fast Lane Eagles 1977 This song will "surely make you lose your mind." $4.99
The Lion Sleeps Tonight Tokens 1961 One of the most unusual pop hits. Originated in Africa! $2.99
Little Sister Elvis Presley 1961 Elvis rocks! This song proves it. $2.99
The Loco-Motion Little Eva 1962 Carole King penned this, her babysitter sang it, and it rocks. $1.99
Long Cool Woman (In A Black Dress) Hollies 1972 "Saturday night I was downtown, working for the FBI." Cool song. $3.99
Long Distance Runaround Yes 1972 Progressive rock band that has been around. Bill Bruford drums. $3.99
The Long Run Eagles 1980 Don Henley drums and sings. $3.99
Love Me Do Beatles 1964 From the 1st album. John on harmonica. Remember that cymbal crash? $3.99
Love WIll Keep Us Alive Eagles 1995 From the Hell Freezes Over CD. $3.99
Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' Journey 1979 Journey's first hit, with Steve Smith on drums. $3.99
Maneater Hall & Oates 1982 "Watch out boy, she'll chew you up." $3.99
Michelle Beatles 1965 Also from Rubber Soul, a trend setting album. $1.99
More Than A Feeling Boston 1976 Does this bring back memories or what? Best of the '70s. $0.99
More Than A Woman Bee Gees 1977 Easy chart from Saturday Night Fever. $2.99
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett 1965 An absolutely funky soul classic. Al Jackson on drums. $3.99
My Brave Face Paul McCartney 1989 Nice song from Paul, and clever drumming from Chris Whitten. $4.99
My Girl Temptations 1965 Pure pop heaven. One of the most gorgeous songs ever recorded! $3.99
My Guy Mary Wells 1962 Smokey Robinson wrote this hit a year before he wrote the classic "My Girl," which is right above. $4.99
My Hometown Bruce Springsteen 1986 From Born In The U.S.A. Great lyrical song. Max Weinberg drums. $3.99
Needles And Pins Searchers 1964 This was Liverpool's 2nd favorite band. Good chart. $2.99
New World Man Rush 1982 Their only Top 40 hit; Neil Peart doing his thing. $4.99
No Reply Beatles 1965 They had the best bridges in rock history. This is one of them. $2.99
Nothing Else Matters Metallica 1993 Lars Ulrich here. $3.99
Oh, Pretty Woman Roy Orbison 1964 His biggest ever. Van Halen covered. Buddy Harman drums. $3.99
On Broadway Drifters 1963 I love the Drifters; best doo-wop of all time! Classic song about show biz dreams: "They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway." $1.99
One Fine Day Chiffons 1963 Carole King penned this effervescent hit. Pop magic. $3.99
One More Try George Michael 1988 Big year for George. Maybe he can afford a shaver now. $2.99
One Of A Kind (Love Affair) Spinners 1973 Nice easy chart with an undeniable groove. $2.99
The One You Love Glenn Frey 1982 Easy rock ballad. $2.99
Only The Lonely Roy Orbison 1960 The one and only Roy. His first big hit. Buddy Harman on drums. $2.99
Only The Lonely The Motels 1981 Not the Orbison song, but a big hit by the IA new wave band. $3.99
Our Lips Are Sealed Go-Go's 1981 All girl group from IA makes it big. $4.99
Out Of Sight James Brown 1964 Yes it is. JB's first foray in the pop Top 40. Great rhythm punches. $2.99
P.S. I Love You Beatles 1964 Get the Please Please Me CD. Fun chart to play. $3.99
Papa's Got A Brand New Bag James Brown 1965 This was the crossover hit that made JB a big star. $1.99
Peaceful, Easy Feeling Eagles 1973 "I like the way your sparkling earrings lay against your skin so brown." $3.99
Peg Steely Dan 1975 Masters of the studio, with Rick Marotta drumming. $2.99
Perfect Strangers Deep Purple 1984 Same titled comeback CD. Meter changes are fun. Heavy sound. $4.99
Please Please Me Beatles 1962 From their 1st album, their first UK #1. Raw and fresh! $2.99
Poison Ivy Coasters 1959 They did nothing but funny songs and this is one of them. "You're going to need an ocean/of calamine lotion." $2.99
Poor Tom Led Zeppelin 1970 This was meant for the Led Zep III album but was released years later on the Coda album. $2.99
Pour Some Sugar On Me Def Leppard 1988 Anyone notice that Rick plays better now, with one arm? $3.99
Raindrops Dee Clark 1961 Great song. Get out your brushes out for this classic. $2.99
Respect Aretha Franklin 1967 Absolutely an unquestionable classic! Roger Hawkins on drums. $3.99
Respect Yourself Staple Singers 1971 Memphis soul classic. Roger Hawkins on drums. $4.99
Rhythm Of Love Yes 1988 Alan White on drums. $4.99
Rhythm Of The Rain Cascades 1963 Hal Blaine on drums. Nice easy chart that flows along. $1.99
Rock And Roll Girls John Fogerty 1985 Great stripped down basic rocker with nice lyrics. $4.99
Rock Of Ages Def Leppard 1983 Rick Allen with his spandex-laden pals, playing with both arms. $4.99
Rock Steady Aretha Franklin 1971 Bernard Purdie is great. If you don't believe it, just ask him. $3.99
Rock The Boat Hues Corporation 1974 Sounds even better now than way back then. Good production. $2.99
Runaway Del Shannon 1961 "I WA WA WA WA Wonder." 1961 was a good year for R&R. Cool song! $2.99
San Francisco Scott McKenzie 1967 "Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair." Hal Blaine drumming. $3.99
Satisfaction Rolling Stones 1965 "I can't get no...." The Stones' first #1. Charlie Watts on drums. Easy chart. $2.99
Shining Star Manhattans 1981 Worldwide hit, with a huge hook. They can tour forever on this. $3.99
Shotgun Jr. Walker & The All Stars 1965 Oh yeah, this is good. Totally mesmerizing. "It's party time." Junior Walker can wail like crazy on the sax. $2.99
Shout The Isley Brothers 1959 They made it up on the spot at a concert. Fun for all. Thanks for the the request Barbara! $2.99
Shout At The Devil Motley Crue 1985 Tommy Lee rocks the drums, the other guys are shouting at you-know-who. $4.99
Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana 1992 Let's hear it for dead rock stars. He can't tour, can he? $3.99
Soul Man Sam & Dave 1967 Soul classic with Al Jackson playing solid, as usual. $2.99
Spinning Wheel Blood Sweat & Tears 1970 Great jazz-rock drumming by Bobby Colomby. $4.99
Splish Splash Bobby Darin 1958 From the guy who did "Mack The Knife." $2.99
Spooky Classics IV 1968 Cool sound, from The Very Best Of Classics IV. $2.99
Start Me Up Rolling Stones 1981 Dirty rock song becomes computer commercial. $4.99  Add to Cart
Stayin' Alive Bee Gees 1978 From the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. R&R Hall Of Fame. $3.99
Steppin' Out Joe Jackson 1982 Moving tune, and very, very tight. $3.99
Streets Of Philadelphia Bruce Springsteen 1994 Oscar winner, from the movie of the same name. $2.99
Sugar Shack Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs 1963 "There's a crazy little house beyond the tracks/And everybody calls it the Sugar Shack." Coffee houses are popular again. $2.99
Sunday Bloody Sunday U2 1983 Irish band's early album hit, has lots of energy, creative drumming. $4.99
Surfin' Safari Beach Boys 1962 "Let's go surfin' now/Everybody's learnin' how..." Early Beach Boys. $2.99
Sweet Dreams Patsy Cline 1963 She had a haunting voice. Go rent the video of the same title. Easy country shuffle on this one. $2.99
Sweet Home Alabama Lynyrd Skynyrd 1974 Southern rock at its finest. "Turn it up!" A real classic. $4.99
Sweetest Taboo Sade 1986 Cool groove, hypnotizing song, tricky drum part. $2.99
Take My Breath Away Berlin 1986 From Top Gun. Nice easy chart. $2.99
Takin' It To The Streets Doobie Brothers 1976 From the Best Of The Doobies. This has to be in the pocket, or else. $3.99
Taste Of Honey Herb Albert & The Tijuana Brass 1965 Hal Blaine gives some very tasty drumming! Nice brushwork with setups and fills. $2.99
Tell Me What You See Beatles 1965 Lesser known song from the Help CD. $2.99
Tequila Sunrise Eagles 1977 "Take another shot of courage..." Smooth California rock. $3.99
Things Have Changed Bob Dylan 2000 Dylan wrote this for the movie Wonder Boys. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Song in a movie. $4.99
Things We Said Today Beatles 1964 Great song, from A Hard Day's Night. Minor verse into major chorus. $2.99
('Til) I Kissed You Everly Brothers 1959 Don & Phil again. 4 stroke ruffs all over the place. Buddy Harman on drums. $2.99
Time After Time Cyndi Lauper 1984 Can You believe Miles Davis made a cover of this? Quirky. $3.99
Time Is Tight Booker T. & The MGs 1969 The MGs were on most of the great STAX soul records. $3.99
Time Out Of Mind Steely Dan 1981 From the Gaucho CD. Rick Marotta drums. $3.99
Tom Sawyer Rush 1981 Famous fills by Neil Peart. Landmark song from Canadians. Full 4 page chart. $4.99
Tomorrow Never Knows Beatles 1966 From Revolver, the Beatles' 1st psychadelic recording. $2.99
Too Hot Kool & The Gang 1980 Drummer: George Brown. $3.99
Touch And Go Cars 1980 The strangest hit from the Cars, in 5/4 time. $4.99
Travelin' Man Ricky Nelson 1961 Did you know Ricky had 35 Top 40 hits? This was his biggest. $2.99
True Spandau Ballet 1983 Good chart to read, with lots of punches and rests. $4.99
Twist And Shout Beatles 1964 A R&R moment. John screams this, Ringo drums. Let's rock. $3.99
Unchained Melody Righteous Bros. 1965 Hal Blaine on drums. Pretty song from the movie "Ghost." $3.99
Up On The Roof The Drifters 1963 "When this old world starts getting me down..." Absolute R&R classic. This song officially endorsed by Billy Joel. $2.99
Urgent Foreigner 1981 Guess who plays sax on this? (Hint: See "Shotgun," 1965) $3.99
Venus Shocking Blue 1970 Did you know this band was from Denmark? Phonetic singing. Now it's used pretty famously in cosmetic commercials. $3.99
Waiting For A Girl Like You Foreigner 1981 Great rock ballad. Very cool touches on the drums. $3.99
Walk Like A Man Four Seasons 1963 "My cool father, said give her up, don't bother/the world ain't comin' to an end. He said to walk like a man..." Great song. $3.99
Walk Right Back Everly Brothers 1961 Very clever drumming by Buddy Harman. $2.99
Walkin' After Midnight Patsy Cline 1957 Thanks to commercial this is popular once again. Great singer. $1.99
Walking The Dog Rufus Thomas 1963 R&B classic from a Memphis legend. $2.99
The Way It Is Bruce Hornsby 1986 Syncopated piano riff later sampled by Tupac Shakur. Went to number one. $2.99
We Gotta Get Out Of This Place Animals 1965 Chas Chandler, the bass player (who recently died) discovered and managed Jimi Hendrix. Speaking of which, this song is written around the repeating bass guitar riff. Very intense, driving song, giving Eric Burden a chance to growl. $2.99
What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted Jimmy Ruffin 1966 Reflective sad song: "I know I've got to find/Some kind of peace of mind." Jimmy's brother David sang for the Temptations. $2.99
What's Love Got To Do WIth It Tina Turner 1984 From Simply The Best. Easy chart with meter changes. $2.99
Wild Side Motley Crue 1987 From the Girls, Girls, Girls CD. Actually, this is interesting. $4.99
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow Shirelles 1961 1st ever girl group #1 song. New York studio craftmanship. 1st Carole King hit. Girl group classic. $2.99
Wipeout Surfaris 1963 Every drummer gets asked at some point: "Can you play 'Wipeout'?" Here's your chance to learn how! $3.99  Add to Cart
Woman John Lennon 1981 Nice tune, even if it is written about Yoko. $3.99
Words Of Love Beatles 1964 Beatles cover Buddy Holly. Ringo plays drums and drum case on this track! $2.99
Working In The Coal Mine Lee Dorsey 1966 Neat linear groove. That New Orleans influence. Creative drumming! $2.99
You Can't Get What You Want Joe Jackson 1984 Very funky drumming. Joe Jackson is a very eclectic musician. $3.99
You Really Got A Hold On Me The Beatles 1963 The Beatles, especially John, loved Smokey Robinson, who wrote this. $2.99
You're Only Lonely J.D. Souther 1979 A la Roy Orbison, a nice rock ballad. Rolls along easily. $2.99
You're The First, The Last, My Everything Barry White 1975 One of a kind. Barry White was born with that foghorn voice. $3.99
You're The Inspiration Chicago 1985 Great song. Please get this, I guarantee you will love it! $3.99
Your Love Is King Sade 1984 Sexy and cool, triplet feel. $2.99