What are you listening to in 2022 and why might anyone be interested

[davidng]

Kenny Burrell, midnight blue. So nice in the morning too.

Thank you @AlanP

[ewemon]

A number of trax due out late April.

[Eoink]

Oh, is Skunk still recording? I thought he had moved full time into missile defense and other technology stuff.

[Matteo]

[ewemon]

[Charles64]

Infidels - Bob SACD 2ch

[AlanP]

Amos Lee - Last Days At The Lodge.

[patk]

Felt like some more U2

U2 – All That You Can’t Leave Behind
CD rip | 2000

[davidng]

Aretha Franklin, I never loved a man the way I love you.

Thank you @Debs. Happy birthday Aretha Franklin. Joining many to celebrate Aretha’s birthday, starting with this album.

[Anonymoot]

Rush - Hemispheres - 1978

Second album I ever bought, first was Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.

[BlueCanary]

As it was mentioned above by @igahman twould be a shame not to play it. ISB Changing Horses on ancient Elektra red label vinyl. Heady days and sweet occasionally whimsical music. Had a big crush on the lovely Rose - oi Heron whats with the proprietary touching on the cover!

[Isca_Dumnoniorum]

Another one I need to track down on vinyl.

[TheKevster]

Gorgeous mixture of piano (Izumi Kimura), violin (Cora Lunny) and field recordings (Anthony Kelly). On vinyl:

[anon10403888]

[AlanP]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - The Sky Is Crying.

[ewemon]

[ewemon]

[Charles64]

Future Days - Can (SACD)

[davidng]

Elton John, yellow brick road. Hapy birthday Elton John.

Thank you @Debs

[Paul_C]

@Paul_C

But he sure makes great music.

I saw him in concert in early eighties and he hardly spoke or acknowledged the audience, but his music was fantastic.
He is becoming more communicative these days as I saw him twice at the O2 before the pandemic.

Van the Man at the BluesFest, O2, London 2016