Austin City Limits

Season 30

13 episodes · Oct 2, 2004

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  • S30E1

    John Fogerty

    Oct 2, 2004

    ohn Fogerty is a rock legend who rarely appears on television, but he makes an exception to launch ACL's 30th season.

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  • S30E2

    Robert Randolph and The Family Band

    Oct 9, 2004

    Robert Randolph uses his pedal steel guitar to create unique musical fusions of rock, gospel, soul and blues.

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  • S30E3

    Damien Rice / Patty Griffin

    Oct 16, 2004

    Irish singer/songwriter, Damien Rice, brings his soulful lyrics to the ACL stage. Patty Griffin is a long-time ACL viewer whose personal songs highlight her graceful voice.

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  • S30E4

    Michael McDonald / Joss Stone

    Oct 23, 2004

    Strong and unique voices mark this episode. Michael McDonald has a signature sound all his own. While, Joss Stone is a young singer with a powerful and soulful voice.

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  • S30E5

    Lyle Lovett / Jamie Cullum

    Oct 30, 2004

    Austin favorite, Lyle Lovett, has gained national recognition by expanding the sound of country to include jazz, blues and pop. Pianist Jamie Cullum is a London sensation who infuses rock with jazz and dance.

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  • S30E6

    Sheryl Crow

    Nov 6, 2004

    Sheryl Crow is multi-Grammy award winner. On this special episode, filmed at the Austin City Limits Musicfest, Crow sings past hits, new songs, and manages a few surprises for the crowd.

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  • S30E7

    Polyphonic Spree / Ozomatli

    Nov 13, 2004

    This episode's theme is big innovation. Polyphonic Spree has more than 20 members who dress in colorful choir robes. Their pop epics and energetic live performances have inspired a cult-like following. Next, Grammy award winners, Ozomatli, brings their 10-piece band to the stage. The L.A. band fuses Latin rhythms, Middle Eastern and African beats with modern hip-hop.

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  • S30E8

    Elvis Costello

    Nov 20, 2004

    Elvis Costello and the Imposters perform songs from their new album and some old favorites. The music is signified by Costello's genre bending style.

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  • S30E9

    The Flaming Lips / The Shins

    Dec 18, 2004

    The Flaming Lips perform emotional, artsy indie-rock. While, The Shins focus on clever, witty pop songs.

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  • S30E10

    Wilco / Bright Eyes

    Jan 8, 2004

    This episode has a theme: musical innovation. Both featured bands have outgrown the labels music experts have put on them to create unique sounds and haunting melodies.

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  • S30E11

    Trey Anastasio

    Jan 15, 2004

    Trey Anastasio, former Phish frontman, performs his skillful improvisation live in an outdoor arena.

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  • S30E12

    Modest Mouse / Guided by Voices

    Jan 22, 2004

    Modest Mouse is known as genre-bending indie rock band on their way up. Guided by Voices has been performing together for over 10 years, but they have recently decided to call it quits. This is one of the last performances of the band.

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  • S30E13

    The Pixies

    Jan 29, 2004

    Legendary alternative rockers, the Pixies, reunite on the ACL stage.

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