From the jump swing group The Love Dogs this is a very hip and fun tune scored for small band.

This well-known Latin ballad provides a very effective down tune. Michael's beautiful arrangement starts out soft then builds through a series of color and tempo changes to a powerful close.

Originally a hit for Maggie Reilly back in 1992 this infectious tune was reworked in a Eurodance groove by the German trio Cascada in 2005. The driving beat and exciting arrangement make this perfect for any dance feature.

As recorded by Lou Bega and based on the classic Mambo by Perez Prado this has become the hottest Latin tune in recent years.

This hyper-jazz tune was composed by Academy Award winners Paul Francis Webster and Robert Bob Harris as the theme for the 1967 cartoon series Spiderman. Michael Bubl‚ released his cover of the piece in 2004 once again showcasinghis talent by performing in a variety of styles.

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. Also included is an optional small band feature section.

(Drumline Live)-Originally recorded by the 80s funk band Cameo this tune can be heard rockin stadiums across the country. This version by ?Drumline Live? is a powerful churning chart and sizzling hot!

American rock band Fall Out Boy gives us yet another solid hit with this infectious and exciting tune. The signature brass riffs and relentless pulse help to make this a sure winner.

Popularized by the likes of Buddy Miles and Carlos Santana this legendary R&B horn band tune contains one of the most recognizable horn licks in the pop music repertoire.

From the entertaining blockbuster animated film Sing this driving rock tune was recorded by the legendary Stevie Wonder and featuring Ariana Grande. Just try sitting still for this one!

Often heard in NBA arenas all across the country this driving rock tune generates plenty of crowd-pumping excitement. For added hype use the vocal Are You Ready for This? with your PA announcer or the entire cheer block.

Recorded by Fitz and the Tantrums you'll hear this catchy tune used in TV commercials as well as on the airwaves. This energetic chart is a great way to get the crowd involved with the signature hand clapping section.

Heres the popular and infectious tune recorded by The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey arranged in a driving and powerful version for the stands or field.