“Clive was the one suit we weren’t distrustful of.” — Bob Weir
When Clive Davis signed the Grateful Dead to Arista Records in 1976, he gave the band a home that helped carry the music into a new era.
From ‘Terrapin Station’ and ‘Shakedown Street’ to ‘In The Dark’ and ‘Without A Net,’ his belief in the band helped bring countless songs, shows, and recordings into the world.
Thank you, Clive 🌹 May the music never stop.
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I don't really get this, but looking at Mitchell's PFF grades, maybe the fact that he doesn't get thrown at much because he's doing a good job in coverage makes him harder to parse than grading a CB who is thrown at more and breaks up more passes?
@LesBowen Yes. He’s not mentioned that much on the broadcasts because nobody’s making any plays on him. PFF can be a useful tool- but it doesn’t define the caliber of player all the time
@LesBowen Yes. He’s not mentioned that much on the broadcasts because nobody’s making any plays on him. PFF can be a useful tool- but it doesn’t define the caliber of player all the time