What are you listening to in 2023 and why might anyone be interested?

[narcom]

[Deeg]

After a busy few days its finally tune time… kicking off with 20th anniversary mix of Fallen.

[steviebee]

Billy and co. First album

Smashing Pumpkins
Gish
Virgin US 2011 reissue.

[patk]

Angela Hewitt – Mozart Piano Sonatas K279-284 - K309
2CD|2022

[Cmax]

The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations Box Set - CD disc 1

[igahman]

Max Richter. The blue notebooks.
Thanks @Clive
Streamed on Qobuz.
2cd edition ordered.

[twofifty]

For a bit of a change really. CD Rip.

[Rigsby21]

Pretending it’s Summer.

[Graeme]

Rainbow - On Stage (1977).

A great opening track, and a side long version of Mistreated! Wonderful.

[Radikal]

Beatles, 1967-1970. CD. 2009 remaster.

[seakayaker]

Now playing…

Amina Alaoui - Arco Iris

Amina Alaoui (Vocals, Daf), Saïfallah Ben Abderrazak (Violin), Sofiane Negra (Oud), José Luis Montón (Flamenco Guitar), Eduardo Miranda (Mandolin) and Idriss Agnel (Percussion, Electric Guitar).

Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… kicking off this morning with Amina with her beautiful voice supported by the very talented musicians in her quintet, and they are sounding sublime! …a lovely way to ease into the beautiful sunshine of the day.

[Tabbycat]

The Doors - Absolutely Live

[A-Fin]

Blackberry Stone - Laura Marling - I Speak Because I Can

[twofifty]

Pleasant early evening music. CD rip.

[Deeg]

Mr Jenssen’s latest effort to calm things down abit…Biosphere - Inland Delta.

[A-Fin]

The Police - Greatest Hits

[Anonymoot]

Fabs Red - 2023

Not bad, clearly just coming into their stride as the album ends, ho ho ho…

[Anonymoot]

He’s a bit special alright

[Steve_S]

Savoy Brown | Street Corner Talking | 1971
I never need much encouragement to play Savoy Brown and seeing @Debs playing them last night helped me get this old one out which, I suspect was more geared toward their American audience who appreciated them better than we did back home.

[Zupfgeiger]

Yes, but fundamental for the development of guitar jazz. No Pat Metheny, John Scofield and the likes without Jim Hall.