Austin City Limits

Season 36

14 episodes · Oct 2, 2010

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  • Jimmy Cliff
    S36E1

    Jimmy Cliff

    Oct 2, 2010

    Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff has a career that spans almost 50 years. With “a voice that is preserved to startling perfection (Rolling Stone)” the only living musician to hold the Order of Merit, the highest honor for achievement in the arts and sciences granted by the Jamaican government, has a soon-to-be-released CD and a live show that has critics raving. Billboard wrote "Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff has absolutely no business at 62 sounding as good as he does.”

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  • Spoon
    S36E2

    Spoon

    Oct 9, 2010

    Hailed as “one of the most engaging American bands of the past decade” (The Phoenix) by critics and fans, Spoon returns to Austin City Limits for their third turn on the stage with a new album that “strikes a balance between its early angsty indie-rock and the soulful deconstructed pop of its 2007 release, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga” (Billboard).

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  • Patty Griffin & Friends
    S36E3

    Patty Griffin & Friends

    Oct 16, 2010

    Patty Griffin’s remarkable ability to copiously fill every note on her newest album with the soulful passion of a gospel veteran leaves even the most discerning gospel critics in awe. And with her fifth appearance on the Austin City Limit stage, Griffin, and her group of special guests, will be inspiring awe with her “uplifting, moving, and exquisite” (Slant Magazine) live performance.

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  • Alejandro Escovedo / Trombone Shorty
    S36E4

    Alejandro Escovedo / Trombone Shorty

    Oct 23, 2010

    As “one of the genuine lights in rock music” (Billboard) Alejandro Escovedo returns to the Austin City Limits stage to perform songs from his soon-to-be-released CD. His authentic Austin sound has led him to national stardom and critical acclaim. “To call Alejandro Escovedo the godfather of modern country rock would sell him short,” wrote critic Will Hermes in Rolling Stone.

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  • Robert Earl Keen / Hayes Carll
    S36E5

    Robert Earl Keen / Hayes Carll

    Oct 30, 2010

    Making a name for himself back in 1984 with his debut album, No Kinda Dancer, Texas native Robert Earl Keen is now regarded as one of the most highly venerated country music veterans of the past 20 years.

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  • Steve Martin / Sarah Jarosz
    S36E6

    Steve Martin / Sarah Jarosz

    Nov 6, 2010

    Bluegrass is the order of the night with Steve Martin and Sarah Jarosz. Comedian Martin picks up his banjo with the Steep Canyon Rangers for new tunes in the old tradition. Young Texan Jarosz rewrites the bluegrass rules with her original songs and style.

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  • Rosanne Cash / Brandi Carlile
    S36E7

    Rosanne Cash / Brandi Carlile

    Nov 13, 2010

    Great voices and songs combine with Rosanne Cash and Brandi Carlile. Cash presents tunes from her C&W tribute album “The List”. Brandi Carlile follows with genre-spanning tunes from “Give Up the Ghost.”

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  • John Legend & The Roots
    S36E8

    John Legend & The Roots

    Nov 20, 2010

    ACL presents the best of contemporary R&B with John Legend & The Roots. The innovative hip-hop collective backs the Grammy-winning soul singer on a set of 70s soul covers and originals.

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  • Cheap Trick
    S36E9

    Cheap Trick

    Jan 1, 2011

    ACL welcomes rock icon Cheap Trick. The band performs material from its acclaimed album “The Latest” and selections from its classic catalog.

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  • Monsters of Folk
    S36E10

    Monsters of Folk

    Jan 8, 2011

    Take one part My Morning Jacket, add one part She & Him and two parts Bright Eyes, and the result is a pristine super-group incorporating four exceptional artists that define the current indie-folk generation appropriately titled Monsters of Folk. Though not strangers to the Austin City Limits stage separately, tonight they make their onstage debut under this monicor performing songs from their self-titled debut album.

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  • The National / Band of Horses
    S36E11

    The National / Band of Horses

    Jan 15, 2011

    ACL welcomes the cream of underground rock with The National and Band of Horses. The National plays songs from its acclaimed record High Violet, while Band of Horses highlights its latest LP, Infinite Arms.

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  • Sonic Youth / The Black Keys
    S36E12

    Sonic Youth / The Black Keys

    Jan 22, 2011

    Alternative rockers Sonic Youth showcase songs from the 2009 "The Eternal" album and blues-rock duo the Black Keys perform tracks from the 2010 "Brothers" album.

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  • Lyle Lovett / Bob Schneider
    S36E13

    Lyle Lovett / Bob Schneider

    Jan 29, 2011

    ACL brings it home with Texan songwriters Lyle Lovett and Bob Schneider. ACL veteran Lovett plays tracks from his latest LP Natural Forces, as well as classics. Schneider surveys his decade-long, eclectic solo career.

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  • S36E14

    Coldplay New Years Eve

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