Song tempo & key

St. Louis Blues — Eddie Condon and His Boys

“St. Louis Blues” by Eddie Condon and His Boys (1987) has a measured tempo of 102.3 BPM and is in G major.

102BPM
G
G major · Camelot 9B
51.1 / 204.6
half / double time
4:52
length

What dance fits “St. Louis Blues”?

How to count it

At 102 BPM one beat lasts 587 milliseconds. In 4/4 that is 25.6 bars per minute; in 3/4 it is 34.1.

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