Cash: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Cash: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Sugar Ray, Mark McGrath, Stan Frazier, Rodney Sheppard, Craig Bullock, Murphy Karges

Item: 00-PS-0007980

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About the Artist: Sugar Ray

Sugar Ray emerged from Newport Beach, California in the 1990s as one of the decade's most distinctive pop rock bands. Known for their genre-blending approach that mixed rock instrumentation with hip-hop influences, reggae grooves, and infectious pop sensibility, they became a staple of MTV and modern rock radio throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s.

The band's accessible yet skillfully crafted songs showcase strong melodic writing and rhythmic sophistication. Their work demonstrates how pop rock can maintain commercial appeal while featuring genuinely interesting guitar work and arrangement choices that reward close listening.

Why we love this

This song captures exactly why students connect with contemporary pop rock: the rhythm guitar work is straightforward enough to learn quickly, but the underlying groove has real pocket and feel. TAB format removes transcription guesswork and lets students focus on nailing the tone and timing that make the track distinctive.

What to expect

Upbeat and energetic, with a propulsive groove that sits between straight rock and reggae-inflected rhythm patterns. The guitar work feels modern and approachable, built on clean tone and rhythmic precision rather than technical fireworks.

Who it's for

Guitar students working at intermediate levels who want to play songs from contemporary radio and streaming catalogs. This TAB makes the track accessible without requiring ear-training transcription skills, and it connects directly to music students already know and enjoy.

How to get the most out of it

  • Dial in a clean or lightly overdriven tone to match the recorded version; the guitar tone is part of what makes the track memorable, so tone shaping matters as much as note accuracy.
  • Lock into the rhythmic pocket of the original recording rather than playing mechanically; feel the push and pull of the groove as you work through the TAB.
  • Use the TAB as a starting point for understanding chord shapes and voicings, then work toward playing along with the recording to internalize the actual timbre and timing.

How to use it

Include this in repertoire when building a pop rock or contemporary music unit, especially if your ensemble spans multiple skill levels. It works well as a standalone arrangement for a guitar showcase or as part of a themed concert exploring 1990s pop rock hits.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar tablature fluently
  • Playing rhythmic pop rock guitar patterns with consistent feel
  • Matching recorded tone and groove through careful listening
  • Understanding chord voicings through TAB notation

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