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Bob, Turn in your capo. You've brought up another twist. Voicings. I've always loved to play, for example, an Fm/Bb in the key of C. As an inside joke to my friend, steel player, Mike Daly (Hank Jr, Hayseed Dixie, Gibson Miller Band), whenever we'd read a four minor I'd always play a flat seven on the bass. We'd laugh like crazy and whatever bandleader would think we were musical morons. Here's one for someone other than Bob (I know you'll get it in a heartbeat lol): What do you call the Fm/Bb with Bb as the root? With F as the root? ------------------ Mike Dunbar Music [This message has been edited by Mike Dunbar (edited 09-18-2002).]
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