Austin City Limits

Season 33

14 episodes · Oct 6, 2007

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  • S33E1

    Norah Jones

    Oct 6, 2007

    Native Texan, Norah Jones, returns to the ACL stage for an hour of her incredible piano playing, jazzy song style, and throaty vocals.

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  • S33E2

    The Decemberists/Explosions in the Sky

    Oct 13, 2007

    Progressive pop pioneers, The Decemberists, make their ACL debut. Next, Explosions in the Sky, well known for the movie scores, appears in a powerful live stage performance.

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  • S33E3

    Femi Kuti with Positive Force

    Oct 20, 2007

    Femi Kuti is more than a musician. This Nigerian political activist plays music to inspire change. And yet, his music continues to be upbeat with an African beat.

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  • S33E4

    Tribute to Bluesman Jimmy Reed

    Oct 27, 2007

    Current blues stars, many of whom are legends in their own right, pay homage to Jimmy Reed.

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  • S33E5

    Wilco

    Nov 3, 2007

    The ever-evolving Wilco returns to Austin City Limits, performing classics and cuts from its latest disk Sky Blue Sky.

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  • S33E6

    The Arcade Fire

    Nov 10, 2007

    Arcade Fire has gained critical acclaim for their indie rock in Canada. Their two albums, Neon Bible and Funeral, provide plenty of songs to entertain the ACL crowd.

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  • S33E7

    Paolo Nutini / Grupo Fantasma

    Nov 17, 2007

    Paolo Nutini, who has found great success in the UK, debuts on ACL with his soulful renditions from his popular album. Next, Austin's own Grupo Fantasma explores the funky side of Latin music with a high energy stage show.

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  • S33E8

    John Mayer

    Dec 15, 2007

    Although John Mayer has performed on the Austin City Limits' stage before, he's never been here with this degree of success.

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  • S33E9

    Lucinda Williams / Old Crow Medicine Show

    Dec 22, 2007

    Lucinda Williams has received numerous awards for her songwriting and singing. In this episode, she introduces the Austin audience to her newest set of masterful songs. Next, Old Crow Medicine Show plays old-time string music with a rock and roll twist.

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  • S33E10

    Bloc Party / Ghostland Observatory

    Dec 29, 2007

    England’s Bloc Party take the stage with their grooving, politically charged postpunk as presented on its second album A Weekend in the City. Austin electro rock duo Ghostland Observatory follows with the kind of kinetic performance on which they’ve built a national reputation.

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  • S33E11

    Crowded House

    Jan 5, 2008

    Reunited after 12 years, New Zealand favorite Crowded House makes its first television appearance since the mid-90s supporting its new album Time On Earth.

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  • S33E12

    Kings of Leon / Roky Erickson

    Jan 12, 2008

    Kings of Leon, a Nashville band of brothers, appears in the ACL studio for a rocking good time. Next, Texas legend Roky Erickson plays the psychedelic rock and roll he's been playing for 40 years.

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  • S33E13

    Brad Paisley / Dierks Bentley

    Jan 26, 2008

    Country superstar Brad Paisley brings his award winning guitar skills, singing talent, and songwriting to the ACL stage. Next, Dierks Bentley is a singer on the rise.

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  • S33E14

    Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival

    Feb 2, 2008

    The festival celebrates the current resurgence of bluegrass music with fans of all ages. Yet as its name suggests, the festival includes music and performers that go far beyond bluegrass. Every summer since 2001, the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, which is free to the public, draws hundreds of thousands of music-lovers to the meadows of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park to hear music that includes traditional bluegrass, alternative country, and many performers who cross the standard genre lines. The 2007 festival drew an estimated 500,000 fans.

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