Phasecorrect, I agree, Pablo LPs are qualitatively excellent, only surpassed among jazz labels by ECM, on average. However, Pablo came late to the game of recording some of the great Blue Note artists. Most of them were past their prime, when they cut their Pablo LPs. Nevertheless, the Pablo LPs are desirable for sonics alone and for the fact that Pablo put musicians together on one LP who rarely if ever before worked with each other, e.g., the Basie Jam LP.
Glad to say I own an original Blue Note pressing of "Moanin'".