This is a really worthwhile video to check out. It isn’t on YouTube or Google Video, so I can’t embed it here, but follow the link. This guy plays a chord sequence from “Don’t Stop Believin'” by the band Journey and sings about 20 different popular tunes over it. It shows you how much similarity there is in rock and pop song chord structure.
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I especially like how there is some guy in the room playing video games through the whole video. If you’d like to hear the original Journey tune, here it is:
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Hey what about the bass gangs version . I think oyu can hear the whole thing on one of the double bass podcasts. http://www.thebassgang.org/avf/dbassata/1jump.mp3
Do you knwo if there is sheet music for that, me and my buds are trying to find it so we can play it as a bass group for our school concert