Blues songs at 107 BPM
Tempo Tunes has 600 blues songs with a verified tempo of 107 BPM: twelve-bar feeling and guitar bends. Here are some of the best known.
107 BPM is an easy groove: funk, disco edges, and relaxed pop. A comfortable walking pace lands near this tempo, which makes it a natural fit for daily-steps playlists.
Popular 107 BPM blues songs
You Got to Take Sick and Die Some of These Days
Muddy Waters (1966)
It Serves You Right to Suffer
John Lee Hooker (1966)
Don't Start Me to Talking
Etta James (2004)
Stack Shot Billy
The Black Keys (2004)
You Took It So Hard
Joe Cocker (2002)
Mustang Sally
Buddy Guy (1999)
My Mind Is Rambliin'
Howlin' Wolf (2008)
The Right Time
The Animals (1964)
Traveling Riverside Blues
Robert Johnson (1961)
Long Lost Lover
T‐Bone Walker (1996)
You Just Gotta Miss Me
Lightnin' Hopkins (1972)
You Talk Too Much
Canned Heat (1971)
Someday My Peace Will Come
Chris Rea (2002)
Mona
Bo Diddley (2005)
That's It
Little Walter (1997)
Too Much Seconal
Johnny Winter (1973)
Lonely Mile
Rory Gallagher (1988)
Hawa Dolo
Ali Farka Touré (1992)
Ends and Odds
Jimmy Reed (2013)
Look on Yonder Wall
Elmore James (1966)
All Your Love
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (1998)
Please Throw This Poor Dog a Bone
Junior Wells (1977)
Ringo
Matt Hunter
I'm Feelin' Lucky
Popa Chubby (2014)
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