The ultimate swing era classic with Gene Krupa's legendary drum solo. Perfect for fast, rhythmic tapping with its driving pulse and explosive energy.

This sultry jazz standard offers a slow, sensual groove that's perfect for practicing control and subtle syncopation. The space between notes is just as important as the taps themselves.

Modern funk at its finest, with a beat that practically demands tap improvisation. The crisp snare hits create natural opportunities for syncopated steps.

The unofficial anthem of tap dancers everywhere, famously used by the Harlem Globetrotters. Its bouncy rhythm is ideal for practicing time steps and paddle rolls.

Postmodern Jukebox's swing version transforms this rock anthem into a tap-friendly jam. The recognizable bassline becomes a fantastic foundation for rhythmic variations.

This modal jazz masterpiece offers a sophisticated 6/8 time signature that challenges dancers to explore unconventional phrasing and musicality.

Disco meets tap in this Quincy Jones-produced gem. The layered percussion tracks invite dancers to highlight different rhythmic elements with their feet.

The jazzy, romantic swing of this classic allows for lyrical tap expression. Perfect for working on fluidity and storytelling through movement.

Contemporary pop gets the tap treatment in this remix that emphasizes the bass drops and silences. Great for practicing stops, starts, and dramatic pauses.

Basie's signature tune delivers relentless swing energy. The call-and-response sections between brass and rhythm make for fantastic tap choreography opportunities.