Explore your favorite songs by decade

Jellynote's Time Machine

Music is like fashion. It crosses borders, brings people together, and continually evolves. Just like fashion, it has the habit of repeating itself. The sounds of one decade can heavily influence the sounds of later years. Tracks get released, re-released, or covered by other artists - recycling at its very best. Music that our parents – grandparents even – boogied to can suddenly find its way onto today's dancefloors. The amazing Jellynote Time Machine transports you and your instrument back in time over several decades. Do you want to be in the swinging Sixties? Go ahead – we've got Beatles guitar tabs, Stevie Wonder piano scores, and arrangements for other popular songs of that era. Or perhaps you want to play tunes that people partied to at the dawn of the new millennium? Then check out The Killers or OneRepublic scores in the Time Machine. Whichever instrument you play, level you are at, or era you want to be transported to, Jellynote's sheet music can take you there.

Instilled with a new sense of freedom, Sixties people screamed for more as groups like the Beatles pushed musical boundaries to the limits while the Rolling Stones broke all the rules. Whether you want Moon River piano scores by Henry Mancini or Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence arranged for a school ensemble, Jellynote's Sixties sheet music has you covered.

The Seventies was a decade of contrasts. Rock, pop, soul, and even jazz competed for airtime on the latest tinny-sounding transistor radios. So, if you're searching for Deep Purple's timeless Smoke on Water bass riff or something funkier like Earth, Wind & Fire's September sheet music for saxophone, Jellynote has all the Seventies sheet music you'll ever need.

The Eighties saw cheesy synth-pop tunes like Mad World by Tears for Fears rubbing shoulder pads with rock classics such as Marillion's Kayleigh, while everyone fixated on the Whispers' huge afro hairdos and thick mustaches. Whether you are looking for Paul Youngs Every Time You Go Away bass transcription or Michael Jackson's Will You Be There? lead sheet, Jellynote can transport you back to those glory days.

The Nineties, where CDs were the new vinyl, and people shed tears to Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go On in the movie 'Titanic.' Of course, Jellynote has arrangements for that plus lots of other great hits of the time. So go back a couple of decades with our Kiss Me by Sixpence None the Richer keyboard score or Electronic's Getting Away With It electric guitar tabs.

The new millennium kicked off with cool beats like Outkast's Hey Ya! and Britney Spears' sassy Toxic. The early 2000s had it all – funk, rap, rock, RnB – every genre you can think of. Longing to play the timeless Seven Nation Army guitar riff? Jellynote's got your back! No need for a poker face – we have tabs and sheet music for all instrument types and skill levels.

The first decade of the twenty-first century was over in the blink of an eye. Thankfully the great music continued, and we were streaming tunes from artists like Bruno Mars and Grooveria to our mobile phones. Fancy playing music from that era yourself? Try Avicii's Wake Me Up arrangement for violin and cello or Ed Sheeran's Perfect piano score. Jellynote's sheet music covers all skill levels and instrument groups, including vocals!

While the new decade started badly, artists still manage to churn out great beats, and Jellynote has scores for lots of those. Fancy yourself as the next Pink? Then grab our Cover Me in Sunshine sheet music. Or check out Rag'n'Bone Man's Anywhere Away from Here vocal and piano scores. Whichever instrument you play or level you’re at, Jellynote can transport you back in time.

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