Lick It Up: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Lick It Up: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

KISS, Paul Stanley, Vincent Cusano

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About the Artist: KISS

KISS emerged from New York in 1973 as one of rock music's most visually distinctive and commercially successful bands. Built on the foundation of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons' songwriting partnership, the group became known for high-energy arena rock, elaborate stage production, and a catalog that spans four decades of radio hits and deep cuts.

Why we love this

"Lick It Up" captures KISS at their most accessible, with straightforward power chords and driving rhythms that make it genuinely fun to teach and play. Guitar students respond to the song's immediate energy and recognizable riff, and the TAB format removes reading barriers so players can focus on nailing the tone and attitude the track demands.

What to expect

Swagger and forward motion. The riff pulses with the kind of confident, straightforward rock energy that made KISS a arena staple. You're playing something that feels immediate and satisfying, not theoretical or restrained.

Who it's for

Guitar students who are ready to learn from TAB and want material that builds momentum fast. This works well for intermediate players seeking engaging repertoire that connects to popular rock radio and keeps practice sessions motivated.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into the main riff with consistent pick attack; this song lives in its rhythmic swagger, not technical complexity.
  • Use the recorded track as a reference for tempo and feel, but don't shy away from adding slight articulation variations once you've learned the basic shape.
  • Pay attention to muting and separation between phrases so the riff stays crisp and doesn't blur together.

How to use it

Feature this in a rock or popular music unit where students can apply TAB reading skills to material they recognize. It pairs naturally with other 1980s arena rock selections and gives intermediate players a confidence boost before moving into more demanding repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and executing guitar TAB
  • Maintaining consistent pick timing and articulation
  • Recognizing and reinforcing main riff structure
  • Translating recorded reference tracks into personal performance decisions

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