[Dixielandjazz] I hate to bring this up, but....

[Mike]

Not only that but many times sus chords have the nine and flat seven added.

Mike




Tom Belmessieri wrote:
> Hi Russ,
> 
> Actually, the suspended notation refers to suspending or raising of the 
> third by 1/2 step to a fourth, not adding a fourth to the triad.  So a "C 
> sus" would be C-F-G.
> 
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