Musical Reflections and Farewells: A Year-End Sunday Supper (December 31)

As the clock ticks towards midnight, this edition of "Sunday Supper" delves into the musical tapestry of 2023, reminiscing about top songs and honoring the legends we bid farewell to. The Milk Carton Kids graced us with the ethereal album, "I Only See the Moon," leaving an indelible mark on the year. Their presence in Studio A was nothing short of superb. The musical journey continued with enchanting melodies from Josh Ritter, Joan Osborne, Natalie Merchant, Laufey, The Scooches, and more.

 

December 31 2023 Tony Bennett

In reflection, we pay tribute to those we lost in 2023, mourning the departures of David Crosby, Gordon Lightfoot, Robbie Robertson, Burt Bacharach, Tony Bennett, Harry Belafonte, and Jimmy Buffett. Looking ahead to the New Year, join me for an exclusive preview of the first "On Your Radar" of 2024, featuring Joe Jencks, Zoe Mulford, and The Honey Badgers. Tune in this Tuesday at the iconic Bitter End.

 

Let's bid farewell to the old and welcome the new from 4:00-6:00 p.m. EST at 90.7 FM, streaming online, or on demand via the Archives, WFUV app, or your preferred calendar-turning smart speaker. Join me in this musical celebration as we usher in the New Year with captivating sounds and heartfelt memories.

 

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