The rotation is ok but they need to improve the bullpen and obtain a CF to compete. The East will be competitive. With Rendon gone I don’t see the Nats repeating.
I think this is the company that does warehousing and distribution for Rhino, which is owned by Warner Music Group. Over on the Hoffman there have been a lot of complaints about shipping Grateful Dead stock. I don’t know if this company was handling distribution when the Woodstock sets were distributed as there were a lot of complaints about that process as well.
Here’s a review of the Mosaic in All About Jazz that some may wish to read.
Oscar Peterson: Oscar Peterson: The Complete Clef/Mercury Studio Recordings Of The Oscar Peterson Trio (1951-1953)
Although I won’t go as far as Allen, based on his long history in music and his credentials, his views are entitled to some deference or at least respect.
If anything, this debate has presented a good opportunity to listen to some of OP’s music.
I noticed that Albert Ayler’s Something Different! sold for $2,400. What was different was the price, although I don’t think that’s what Albert had in mind.
I just found out through the Hoffman forum that a company named Run Out Groove might make Butterfield’s set on vinyl, so if you’re interested, go to https://www.runoutgroovevinyl.com/
Different strokes, etc. I will go back to my psychedelia, if it’s all the same to you.
Desert island box set choice: Mosaic Art Blakey and if I have one more choice, my Woodstock 10 cd set.