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	Hoard notes: during one of the discussions held for this book project, Claire (Mrs. Holdsworth) offered a stern clarification for her husband's explanation of this term. “ It means DRUNK," she said. "Three Sheets To The Wind" is the fast blowing trio instrumental chosen for the opening track of Road Games. It provides the setting for an extended guitar solo.		Hoard notes: during one of the discussions held for this book project, Claire (Mrs. Holdsworth) offered a stern clarification for her husband's explanation of this term. “ It means DRUNK," she said. "Three Sheets To The Wind" is the fast blowing trio instrumental chosen for the opening track of Road Games. It provides the setting for an extended guitar solo.

	(~~RFTUC~~ p. 68)		([[Reaching For The Uncommon Chord]] p. 68)

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