Going Up The Country aka Bull Doze Blues

This song was first recorded by Henry Thomas under the name Bull Doze Blues in 1928. But it was Canned Heat that made the song a hit in 1968 with a different text and a new title: Going Up The Country.
The piano is an Yamaha P-120 with the Harpsicord/Variation setting.
So here you are - Going Up The Country/Bull Doze Blues with Cembalo/Harpsicord sound and a classic boogie woogie bass line.

The left hand notes (in C) are C, C, E, C, G, C, A, G and the fingering is 5, 5, 3, 5, 2, 5, 1, 2.

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Music

Tags:

• blues
• boogie
• woogie
• piano
• harpsicord
• cembalo
• Rounder
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[MrEipod]

Cool song i lerning this on the schoolband (the band from the school). I heve a yamahe p155. (sorry for the english)

[rounder2u]

Hi Mr Eipod

The Yamaha P-155 is a very good digital piano!

Here are the notes and fingerings for the left hand boogie woogie bass line of this song if you are interested:

The left hand notes (in C) are C, C, E, C, G, C, A, G and the fingering is 5, 5, 3, 5, 2, 5, 1, 2.

Keep swinging at your P-155,

Rounder

[CookieTheBeast100]

your the king man!

[rounder2u]

Thanks Cookie The Beast!

Keep swinging,

Rounder

[kirklands0912]

dude ur the shit

[rounder2u]

Thanks kirkland!

How I just wish YouTube would restore the sync between audio and video as it was before... Oh, well...

Keep swinging,

Rounder

[MrEipod]

Thank you. You are very true.

[rounder2u]

Thanks Scaler1a!

Keep swinging,

Rounder

[Scaler1a]

GROOVY!

[rounder2u]

Hi ligerspider

I've got no tutorial for this, sorry. But you can see the left hand notes and fingerings in my earlier comments.

Keep swinging,

Rounder