What dance fits “Someone to Watch over Me”?
No dance in our list matches both the tempo and the genre of this recording. By tempo alone, 165 BPM suits: Contemporary Dance, Lyrical Dance, Tap Dance, East Coast Swing, Salsa.
How to count it
At 165 BPM one beat lasts 364 milliseconds. In 4/4 that is 41.2 bars per minute; in 3/4 it is 54.9. Ballroom rhythm analysis suggests a Viennese waltz pattern (72% confidence).
Audio profile
- Danceability (model)
- Low (100% confidence)
- Party mood
- No
- Relaxed
- No
- Vocals
- Instrumental
- Tags
- big band
- Release
- A Double Bill Presentation
Similar-tempo songs
| Song | Artist | BPM | Key | Dances | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cashbox | Byron Lee and the Dragonaires | 165 | D major | 2004 | |
| Ram Jam | Byron Lee and the Dragonaires | 165 | D# major | 2004 | |
| It’s Nobody’s Fault but Mine | Blind Willie Johnson | 165 | D minor | Texas Two-Step, West Coast Swing | 1928 |
| Old Apache Squaw | Johnny Cash | 165 | D major | Texas Two-Step, West Coast Swing, East Coast Swing | 1959 |
| One Room Country Shack | Buddy Guy | 165 | C major | West Coast Swing | 1968 |
| Tiempo de vals | Chayanne | 165 | F# major | Viennese Waltz | 2009 |
| What Was I Thinkin’ | Dierks Bentley | 165 | A# major | Texas Two-Step, West Coast Swing | 2003 |
| Chains and Things | B.B. King | 165 | D minor | Tap Dance, Lindy Hop, West Coast Swing | 1996 |
| I’m Not Supposed to Know | Abbey Lincoln | 165 | G major | 2004 | |
| Me and Bobby McGee | Roger Miller | 165 | C# minor | Texas Two-Step, West Coast Swing, East Coast Swing | 1988 |
| Obsesión | The Spanish Harlem Orchestra | 165 | F minor | 2002 | |
| Procuro olvidarte | Bambino | 165 | A# major | Flamenco | 1994 |
More by Frank Sinatra
| Song | Artist | BPM | Key | Dances | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ol' Man River | Frank Sinatra | 148 | B major | Tap Dance, Lindy Hop, East Coast Swing | 2008 |
| That's How Much I Love You | Frank Sinatra | 118 | F major | Jazz Dance, Tap Dance, Foxtrot | 1997 |
| What Is This Thing Called Love? | Frank Sinatra | 155 | D minor | Tap Dance, Lindy Hop, East Coast Swing | 1998 |
| Why Shouldn’t I? | Frank Sinatra | 152 | G major | Tap Dance, Lindy Hop, East Coast Swing | 1946 |
Measured by AcousticBrainz · recording on MusicBrainz (CC0). Check the tempo by ear with our tap tempo tool.