What are you listening to in 2024 and why might anyone be interested?

[Gianluigi]

[GrahamK]

It’s my favourite Bowie Album after Hunky Dory, can remember waiting outside Cloake’s record store in Croydon for it to open when it was released.

[bruss]

On a bit of a roll here

[Rafael]

Songwriter, Johnny Cash, 2024.

The last from Mr. Cash, courtesy of his estate.

[Stu63]

Richard Hawley’s latest on Qobuz.

[Dynaudio1]

More Dexter on CD.

[Isca_Dumnoniorum]

‘Closure / Continuation’ – Porcupine Tree

[AlanP]

Susan Tedeschi -Back To The River.

[A-Fin]

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours (2004 Remaster)

[Gianluigi]

Old friends, old records and the same old beer…

[Stokie]

Alpha & Omega Dubplate Selection vol 2 on headphones. After exploring ‘A bass workout thread’

[Cmax]

Beth Orton - Trailer Park - CD (1996)

[Gianluigi]

[BlueCanary]

Some post prandial Miles (very) Live at the Blackhawk 1961 with a fabulous quintet (Mobley, Kelly, Chambers, Cobb). Four CD set, CD1 (Oleo, No Blues, On Green Dolphin St). Marvelous.

[AlanP]

Jimmie Vaughan - Plays More Blues, Ballads & Favorites, and, as it says on the cover, featuring Lou Ann Barton.

[Isca_Dumnoniorum]

‘The Works’ - Queen

Some killer tracks on this LP, including Top-40 hits written by each member of the band:

• ‘Radio Ga Ga’ (Taylor)
• ‘It’s a Hard Life’ (Mercury)
• ‘Hammer to Fall’ (May)
• ‘I Want to Break Free’ (Deacon)

[Ian]

Kenny Wheeler can do no wrong !!!

Kenny Wheeler (flug) (cor)
Stan Sulzmann (s) (fl)
John Taylor (p)
Dave Holland (b)
Billy Elgart (d)

[Ian]

A clue please?

[AndyP]

[Collywobbles]

Bowes and Morley. 2002. Thunder duo show some soul, some funk, and some great songs.