Hey Bob,

Well, here's the rub: if you look at your garden variety Fminor with a Bb in the bass, it looks like an Fminor with an add 11 with the 11 in the bass.

However, if you analyze it (I've always thought it was funny that only the anal analyze) with the Bb in the root, then there is no third. Bb F Ab C...no D or Db which could make it an incomplete Bb9 or a Bb7sus2.

But, I go back to your original statement. If I write it as an Fminor with the Bb in the bass, I'm more likely to get the voicing right.

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