Blues songs at 109 BPM
Tempo Tunes has 587 blues songs with a verified tempo of 109 BPM: twelve-bar feeling and guitar bends. Here are some of the best known.
109 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 109 BPM blues songs
Why Don’t You Live So God Can Use You
Muddy Waters (1966)
When My First Wife Left Me
John Lee Hooker (1996)
I'm Sorry for You
Etta James (1966)
Hold Me in Your Arms
The Black Keys (2003)
All Our Tomorrows
Joe Cocker (1987)
Done Got Old
Buddy Guy (2001)
I Asked for Water
Howlin' Wolf (1956)
From Four Until Late
Robert Johnson (1937)
Lookin' Out the Window
Stevie Ray Vaughan (2017)
Lookin' Out the Window
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble (1985)
Don't Burn Down The Bridge
Albert King (2026)
Move on out, Pt. 1
Lightnin' Hopkins (1973)
Situation
Jeff Beck Group (1971)
Cops & Robbers
Bo Diddley (1988)
Just You Fool
Little Walter (1984)
Have Mercy on the Lonely
Seasick Steve (2010)
Memory Pain
Johnny Winter (1969)
Tucson, Arizona
Rory Gallagher (2000)
Tangambara
Ali Farka Touré (1990)
Honest, I Do
Jimmy Reed (1958)
Make My Dreams Come True
Elmore James (1992)
No Big Hurry
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (1995)
Got to Play the Blues
Junior Wells (2014)
Don’t Try to Explain
Keb’ Mo’ (1994)
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