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OK, You two guys are driving me nuts!! I realize the existence of Chord Synonyms to where one chord fingering can be called two (maybe three I dunno) different chords. I can do the math, but does'nt it all relate to the particular chart and orirginal Key signature as to which chord we will call it? Then again I might be missing the point. At any rate, good fodder for thought, Mr. Dunbar's quite right, Bob you should consider writing a book. You're stories here on this board are quite well written in a very personal vein and just touch the heart bubba! I mean if that hack Willie Moseley from the pages of Vintage Guitar Magazine (nothing personal Willie!) has three, maybe four books published of so much dribble, I dunno. I'd find out who his publisher is..... In the meantime I like using the minor 7b5's as a descending a passing chord in Blues turnarounds. All The Best , TJ Sullivan
TJ Sullivan
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