Blues songs at 67 BPM
Tempo Tunes has 307 blues songs with a verified tempo of 67 BPM: twelve-bar feeling and guitar bends. Here are some of the best known.
At 67 BPM you are in slow-ballad territory: wind-downs, stretching, and end-of-day listening. Many of these songs carry a half-time feel, so they can also read as 134 BPM when you count the backbeat.
Popular 67 BPM blues songs
You're Gonna Need My Help, I Said
Muddy Waters (1964)
Tupelo
John Lee Hooker (1964)
Standing Knee Deep in a River
Joe Cocker (1994)
Django
Joe Bonamassa (2006)
Buddy's Blues, Part Two
Buddy Guy (1995)
Ain’t Goin’ Down That Dirt Road
Howlin’ Wolf (1991)
“Turn It Over”
Albert King (1999)
My Baby's Gone
Lightnin' Hopkins
Commercial 1
Canned Heat (1994)
Shut Up, Woman
Bo Diddley (1970)
Last Night
Little Walter (1967)
Instrumental
Ali Farka Touré (1990)
So Many Roads
John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (2003)
Boy Plays Mandolin
Otis Taylor (2005)
Nervous
Willie Dixon (2004)
Miss Ida Bee
Memphis Slim (1988)
Today, Today Blues
Jimmy Rogers (1975)
Everybody’s Cryin’ Mercy
Bonnie Raitt (1973)
Lost Without Your Love
R.L. Burnside (1995)
Please Call Home
Gregg Allman (1986)
Taking You Downtown
Carey Bell (1973)
All The King's Horses
Luther Allison (1995)
Rainy Night in Georgia
Boz Scaggs (2013)
Walkin' and Cryin'
B.B. King (2017)
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