Digital Drum Sheet Music Library

Quality Transcriptions You Can Count On

All the drum sheet music found on this page and throughout the site are full, note-for-note transcriptions transcribed by James Morton--long-time professional drummer, author of over a dozen books with Mel Bay Publications, and creator of the "Rock Charts" column formerly found in Modern Drummer--over the course of his 40+ year career.

Bulk Order Discounts

5-9 charts 15% off
10-19 charts 25% off
20-29 charts 35% off
30+ charts 40% off
Title
Artist
Year
Comments
Music
Price
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Wilson Pickett
1966
Al Jackson makes quarter notes sound wonderful. Great grooving.
$2.99
The Temptations
1966
This Motown classic was almost not released. Funk Brothers play.
$2.99
Beatles
1964
From the With The Beatles CD. A great lesser known Lennon song.
$2.99
Carla Thomas
1966
If you like Aretha & Etta James, you'll love this. Stax Records classic.
$2.99
Four Tops
1964
Motown magic, not to mention a classic.
$2.99
Beatles
1963
The Beatles do a heartfelt tribute to Smokey Robinson. John sings, Ringo drums.
Free
Slim Harpo
1966
The blues occasionally makes it on the charts, like this one. What, you think a guy named Slim Harpo does rap?
Free
Creedence Clearwater Revival
1969
John Fogerty = great songwriter. The refrain in the chorus, "there's a bad moon on the rise," is commonly misheard as "there's a bathroom on the right".
$1.99
Dave Clark Five
1964
The DC5's first rock ballad. Dave Clark is rich today.
$3.99
Beatles
1968
Made up in the studio. From the White Album. Nothing but fun.
$3.99
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
Van Morrison
1967
A chart by one of my all time favorites-- Van the Man. A real classic.
$2.99
The Foundations
1968
Song refuses to die. Part catchy pop and part kitsch, song has nice drum punches.
$2.99
Neil Sedaka
1961
Marching snare drum on this early hit.
$2.99
Rivieras
1964
Great basic early R&R. High energy and fun.
$1.99
Everly Brothers
1960
The Everly Brothers' biggest hit. Great drumming. Buddy was prolific then.
$2.99
Sam Cooke
1960
Sam Cooke had 29 Top 10 hits. Easy chart with use of accents.
$2.99
Aretha Franklin
1967
The Muscle Shoals session musicians tear it up behind Aretha. Roger Hawkins is the soulful drummer.
$3.99
Dixie Cups
1964
Nice shuffle, with big band-like set-ups.
$2.99
James Brown
1967
Could this be the funkiest thing ever recorded? I think it is.
$2.99