| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) |
|---|
| Opening Set | | |
| Herdman, Hills and Mangsen | At the Turning of the Year | At The Turning of the Year |
| Richard and Linda Thompson | We Sing Hallelujah | I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight |
| Black 47 | New Year's in Olde Tymes Square | (mp3 from forthcoming album, Last Call)* |
| Set # 2 | | |
| Tim Grimm | King of the Folksingers | The Turning Point* |
| Rambling' Jack Elliott & Tom Russell | The Sky Above, the Mud Below | The Long Ride |
| Poor Old Shine | The Hurry All Around | Poor Old Shine* |
| The Lone Below | You Can Be All Kinds of Emotional | The Lone Below* |
| Set # 3 | | |
| Lynn Miles | My Road | Downpour* |
| Patty Larkin | It Could Be Worse | Still Green* |
| Patty Griffin | Go Wherever You Wanna Go | American Kid* |
| Set # 4 | | |
| Brother Sun | Pushing Stones | Some Part of the Truth* |
| Guy Davis | Black Coffee | Juba Dance* |
| Toby Walker | Roaches and Bedbugs | What You See is What You Get* |
| Hans Theessink | Early This Morning Blues | Wishing Well* |
| Brooks Williams | Carry On | New Everything* |
| Set # 5 | | |
| Bryan Ferry | Love is the Drug | The Jazz Age* |
| Aaron Neville | Gypsy Woman | My True Story* |
| The James Hunter Six | The Gypsy | Minute By Minute* |
| Set # 6 | | |
| Butchers Blind | Burn Up Bright (Lower East Side) | Destination Blues* |
| Willie Nile | Sunrise in New York City | American Ride* |
| James Maddock | Better On My Own | Another Life* |
| Set # 7 | | |
| Oscar Isaac | Hang me, Oh Hang Me | Inside Llewyn Davis* |
| The Milk Carton Kids | The Ash & The Clay | The Ash & The Clay* |
| Lily & Madeleine | The Devil We Know | Lily & Madeleine* |
| Lord Huron | End of the Earth | Lonesome Dreams* |
| Dylan | | |
| Bob Dylan | New Morning | Another Self Portrait* |
Today's "turning of the year" edition of Sunday Street was devoted to some of the outstanding releases of the past year. We could have easily played several hours more but touched on as many of them as we could during the program. We'll be likely to play some more of them on next Sunday's program. Steve Matteo, who writes about popular music for Long Island Pulse, joined us to discuss the past year in music and share a number of his favorites. Today's program also looked towards 2014 with a fine new release from Tim Grimm slated to appear this week.
