TRIUMPH

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Subject: TAB: Rik Emmett/Triumph's "Suitcase Blues"


This is my take on the jazzy intro to "Suitcase Blues" from
Triumph's "Just A Game".  If anyone knows better, or knows more
of this tune (or Rik Emmett's "Blues in my Fingers" masterpiece)
let me know.  --  gbowerma@acs.ucalgary  (Geoff Bowerman)



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