The clever lyrics of this Plain White Tis hit are simply irresistible! iThereis only ONE thing TWO do, THREE words FOUR you: I love you.” This faithful arrangement captures the original acoustic rock feel and combines it with two oh-so-easy-to-sing vocal parts, including a memorable countermelody. Check out the bandis official viral video that helped this sweet single climb the charts.

Arranger: Andy Beck

OMI's international chart-topping hit is now available for your men's choir! This effervescent pop number features a fun, infectious chorus. Add the optional trumpet and conga parts for a memorable men's feature for your next concert!

Arranger: Andy Beck | Composer: Sly Dunbar | Performed By: OMI

This touching folk ballad, sung by Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton to their newborn babies, provides a tender moment in the middle of the smash hit hip-hop musical Hamilton. Rhythmic yet lyrical, the melody winds beautifully through the center of the vocal range, the harmonies provide tangible warmth, and the words speak clearly about the dreams parents hold for their children.

Arranger: Andy Beck | Musical: Hamilton

American Idol winner Phillip Phillips topped the charts with this single from his debut album. Great voice-leading and appropriate ranges make it a perfect choice for developing men's groups. And the sweet, heart-felt lyrics of this folk-pop love song will reveal the softer side of your guys!

Arranger: Andy Beck | Composer: Derek Fuhrmann | Performed By: Phillip Phillips

Ricky Nelson landed on the Billboard Hot 100 with this B-side single from 1961. Great voice-leading and fun harmonies guarantee success for guys of any age.

Arranger: Kirby Shaw | Composer: Gene Pitney | Performed By: Ricky Nelson

Show choirs rejoice! This rock-pop anthem is PANIC! AT THE DISCOis highest charting hit to date. Alan Billingsleyis accessible arrangement is a faithful takedown of the original, equally effective in all voicings. The aspirational message is about rising to the top and a desire to ibe that one in a million.” Three-part mixed choirs will enjoy the SAT(B) voicing as the baritone part is optional.

Arranger: Alan Billingsley

Now part of the Rolling Stone Magazine's Top 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, this opening track on the Beatles' debut album was released in the U.S. in December of 1963. Fun harmonies and familiar lyrics make this a real crowd pleaser!

Arranger: Alan Billingsley | Composer: Paul McCartney | Performed By: Beatles

Straight off the internet, here's Parry Gripp's zany ode to a favorite fast food! Most kids will already be familiar with the goofy lyrics from the viral video. Taco Bot 3000: "Shell, meat, lettuce, cheese." Quick to learn and fun to sing, it's sure to be a hit. Yumity yum!

Arranger: Andy Beck | Composer: Parry Gripp

Taking their inspiration from Elvis and the Isley Brothers, the Beatles sang their infectious "yeah, yeah, yeah" hook all the way to a record-setting Top Five chart position in 1964. This rockin' and rhythmic arrangement is perfectly crafted for success!

Arranger: Andy Beck | Composer: Paul McCartney | Performed By: Beatles

Picture yourself walking the streets of New Orleans as you perform the first half of this popular jazz standard from the 1920s. Then listen as Jay's arrangement rocks to the end!

Arranger: Jay Althouse | Composer: Maceo Pinkard

Bring back the golden age of rock 'n' roll with this wet and wonderful duo of pop hits: "Splish Splash" (written by the legendary Bobby Darin) and "Sea Cruise" (by New Orleans legend Huey "Piano" Smith). It's fun, it's singable, and, well, it's a blast from the past. Don't miss this extra-special TB arrangement. Featured on "That's Entertainment" choreography DVD 00-24120.

Arranger: Jay Althouse | Composer: Bobby Darin | Performed By: Bobby Darin

Sam the Sham and The Pharoahs became a worldwide sensation with this novelty hit based on a standard blues progression. Easy-to-sing harmonies and fun lyrics will stick with you long after the concert has ended. As for the strange title: according to Sam, "The name of my cat was Wooly Bully, so I started from there."

Arranger: Jay Althouse | Composer: Domingo Samudio | Performed By: Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs