Christmas is coming and my wife is gonna order it for me. That works. I'm such a sucker for good music and I'm lucky to have a wife who understands that!
The tape sucks but without it, I guess we wouldn't have the cover at all. I think the cover is kind of cool though. Thanks for sharing.
I have a friend who has some 45rpm 10" discs. I don't know how rare they are but the music/artists are a bit weak. One is a 'play along' vinyl by a forgotten hero. They are part of her late father's estate. I suggested eBay to test the waters. How common were the 10" 45's?
Has anyone considered sending your collection to the Internet Archive (archive.org)? I'm certain how it works but on the surface, it sounds like an option. Anyone have knowledge they'd like to share about it?
I can agree with this statement only if you're referring to trumpet players trying to imitate what they hear on this set. IMHO, most of the writing is well done and the band has some really good players doing their thing. True, most of the listeners aren't going to like the piano boxes but that's okay. I do.
I suspect this will be pure speculation but was wondering what everyone thinks is the costliest box.
All three of the Commodore Lp boxes have to be up there. So does the King Cole box. I suspect the Maynard box is pretty pricey as well. What do you think?