Master Learning Track Library

Tracks are produced in the published key, but are available in virtually any key and/or mix of upper and/or lower voices by special request. 

Our library of over 200 tracks includes more than 125 of Deke Sharon’s most popular a cappella arrangements, which are included in the list below. For more information about Deke’s arrangements and sheet music, visit Contemporary A Cappella Publishing.

Please be sure to read the Licensing section at the bottom of this page.

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SSATB+Solo

Waiting on the World to Change

Original Artist(s): John Mayer
Arranger: Deke Sharon
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SSATB+Solo
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TTBB+Solo

The Walk of Life

Original Artist(s): Dire Straits
Arranger: Don Staffin
TTBB+Solo
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Walking on Sunshine

Original Artist(s): Katrina and the Waves
Arranger: Deke Sharon
SSAA
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Waterloo

Original Artist(s): ABBA
Arranger: Deke Sharon
SSSAAA
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Whatever Happened to Saturday Night

From “Rocky Horror Picture Show”
Original Artist(s): Meatloaf, John Stamos/Cast of Glee
Arranger: Don Staffin
TTBB
learning track

You’ve Got A Friend

Original Artist(s): Carole King, James Taylor
Arranger: Deke Sharon
SSATB
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Zombie Jamboree

Original Artist(s): Rockapella
Arranger: Deke Sharon
SATB
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Licensing Fees

Important – Please Read Carefully

Mechanical licensing fees are the responsibility of the learning track purchaser. By purchasing learning tracks from ltdoctor.com, you agree to the responsibility of paying mechanical licensing fees for all copies that you make. You can learn about and pay mechanical licensing fees by going to the Harry Fox agency website (www.harryfox.com). 

Mechanical licensing fees are collected to pay royalties to the copyright owners. The cost for 2025 is 12.7 cents per copy with a minimum requirement of 25 copies ($3.18 per song) for songs up to 5 minutes in length. If the song is in the public domain, the copyright belongs to the arranger, and you will likely need to pay the copyright holder directly for public domain songs. Mechanical license fees are affordable and should be taken seriously. Please make your learning tracks legal.Â