Austin City Limits Season 51 Episode 3

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00:00It's the 11th Annual Austin City Limits Hall of Fame Honors.

00:07A celebration of the artists who made Austin City Limits the longest running music program in television history.

00:18This year we honor and induct rock music legends, My Morning Jacket.

00:30The Austin City Limits Hall of Fame was created to honor the artists who contributed to the legacy for the longest running music program in television history.

00:38Tonight we celebrate My Morning Jacket.

00:41The first time I ever heard My Morning Jacket was in a record store in North Carolina 25 years ago.

00:59At dawn was blaring through the speakers and it stopped me in my tracks.

01:07I could not believe how beautiful the music was.

01:13And I was hooked right then and there.

01:25We kind of grew up really liking a ton of stuff.

01:31We really loved heavy metal and we really loved hair metal and we really loved light acoustic metal.

01:39Light acoustic metal.

01:41I mean they bring the grandeur, they bring the thunder of a classic rock band.

01:59At the same time they can handle the ballads, the soft folky pop songs just as well.

02:05After all, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame did declare Austin City Limits and the original Studio 6A as an official rock and roll landmark.

02:17And we have to live up to that name and reputation.

02:19And frankly I think My Morning Jacket does a better job than most.

02:23And I think a thing like Austin City Limits is so powerful because it reaches out of the darkness and taps you on the shoulder.

02:41It's not like I planned to see Johnny Cash on Austin City Limits.

02:46It's like it reached out and touched me.

02:49And it was so powerful and I'm just so grateful that it was created.

02:55Austin City Limits has just been instrumental in introducing music to people who sometimes can't leave their town so they can't afford it.

03:15Or can't afford cable so it's on PBS.

03:19Austin City Limits turns your living room into a music venue.

03:29My Morning Jacket, you make beautiful, gorgeous music with a southern bend.

03:37And I certainly appreciate it.

03:49Please welcome Oscar-winning filmmaker and best-selling author Cameron Crowe.

04:02Thank you Austin City Limits and thank you to all of you.

04:05What a pleasure it is to say a few words about this great band, My Morning Jacket.

04:10Just the other day I spent some time looking up the many ways that writers have tried to describe the very unique magic of this band.

04:23You'll see it's a small price that My Morning Jacket pays for being utterly original.

04:29No one can quite agree on how to describe them.

04:32But they sure have fun trying.

04:34I'll read you a few.

04:36A band that sounds like Neil Young on Mars.

04:41Here's another.

04:44Echo-laden hymns from a haunted barn.

04:47A stunning thunderbolt through the prism of modern rock.

04:53Southern psychedelia baptized in reverb.

04:58That's good.

05:00How about this one?

05:02A jam band for people who hate jam bands.

05:10The favorite band of your favorite band when your favorite band is on acid.

05:17Still a couple more.

05:18A band unafraid to throw it all into the stew.

05:22Country.

05:23Dub.

05:24Metal.

05:25Funk.

05:26Acoustic metal.

05:29And they make it all taste like Kentucky rain.

05:35Songs that rattle around in your soul and take you on an unforgettable journey.

05:39Okay, that one was me.

05:41There's no band quite like My Morning Jacket.

05:45It's not hard to become an instant fan of this band.

05:48I first saw them at the Troubadour in 2002 and was floored.

05:53You know, how can this young band with these quiet, sometimes vibey songs so confidently explode on stage?

06:00Well, that is one of the many secret gifts of My Morning Jacket.

06:05The records are just the beginning.

06:08My Morning Jacket was formed in Louisville, Kentucky by Jim James around 1998.

06:13He found a coat with the initials MMJ on it, and the lore of the band was born there.

06:19He's a humble man, a generous collaborator, and a music lover par excellence.

06:25The whole band is.

06:26Like Pete Townsend in The Best of the Who, this is music that leads with a sense of really meaningful urgency.

06:33And that's the stuff that lasts.

06:36Um, I knew I wanted to work with them.

06:38I wanted to be part of the My Morning Jacket experience.

06:41They didn't feel like members of any particular scene.

06:44They were their own band, their own country.

06:46They wore it like a badge.

06:48So you can imagine Jim James' face.

06:51When I told them I wanted My Morning Jacket to be a part of our movie Elizabethtown.

06:56And I wanted them to play live in all their glory.

07:01They were going to play at the memorial for the father of the main character.

07:05What song, Jim asked.

07:07And he might have been expecting me to say their quiet classic, I Will Be There When You Die.

07:12But I said, I need you to play Freebird.

07:19And there was a silence.

07:21It was a little like asking Paul McCartney to perform in your movie and say, you gotta play Stairway to Heaven.

07:29Their history with the Austin City Limits Organization has been a rich one, beginning in 2006 with their debut and playing several great appearances with sets from Evil Urges and Circuital and Waterfall.

07:44And tonight is a full band episode and a set we cannot wait for.

07:49Their achievements are so many, but in the end I think it's the way a band or a person makes you feel.

08:00That you remember.

08:01And this is a band that makes you feel.

08:04Their fans know that the wheel is still in spin.

08:07There's so much more in the future for this band and their music.

08:10But let's give it up tonight for one of the very finest playing at the top of their game.

08:17And as much as we love the song, you don't have to play Freebird tonight.

08:23Patrick, Carl, Bo, Tom, Jim, congratulations.

08:27Let's welcome the great My Morning Jacket to the Austin City Limits Hall of Fame.

08:40Thanks again.

09:05Woo!

09:07Thank you so, so much.

09:13Wow.

09:14Wow.

09:17What a trip.

09:20Wow.

09:21Oh, my God.

09:22I feel like, uh, that was like a deathbed experience.

09:26It was like so, you know, I was like watching my life.

09:28I was sitting there looking at all fly by my eyes.

09:31Cameron, thank you so much.

09:32Cameron, your, uh, writing and your art and your vision.

09:36Has been such a beautiful part of our world.

09:40And we're so grateful for you.

09:42Um, it's, we're so honored that you came here to do this for us.

09:46And, uh, thanks to all of you all.

09:48Thank you so much for, for being here.

09:50Yeah, it's crazy because the, uh, Austin City Limits was the first time that I realized that human beings could play music.

10:01Before that, I thought only Muppets could play music.

10:07That was all that I had seen.

10:09I was probably four or five and, uh, my dad was flipping through the TV.

10:13And we saw this, this man singing in front of the skyline, you know.

10:19And we stopped.

10:20And we listened.

10:21And I was just like, what is that?

10:26Yeah, and it was Johnny Cash.

10:28And it was Austin City Limits.

10:30Cause we, uh, didn't have any money.

10:36We didn't have cable.

10:37We didn't have, uh, we didn't go to concerts.

10:40We didn't.

10:41So really it was like Patrick said on that video.

10:43It was like, um, PBS and Austin City Limits brought the world into our living room.

10:48And I'll never forget seeing Ray Charles for the first time.

10:56I just can't, uh, thank the whole, the whole staff here and the whole crew.

11:01Everybody that works here is so unbelievable.

11:03Uh, there's so much to be grateful for.

11:09And we're just so grateful.

11:11Thank you so much.

11:12We believe that peace can prevail.

11:14This one's for PBS and NPR and, uh, let's do this.

11:19Thank y'all so much.

11:21We love you so much.

11:22Peace.

11:39Well, I'm walking on the ocean, praying in the sand, pledging my devotion.

11:51Won't you take my hand?

11:54Well, I know the past is hazing and the future scares you too.

12:01But I fear my heart is breaking in the present without you.

12:08Out in the open, the night runs cold.

12:15But with the dawn, our worlds aglow.

12:22In the light of the sun, the waters run to the valley below.

12:33Well, I'm split right down the middle, one foot out the door.

12:46I suspend my disbelief now, hoping no, my soul is pure.

12:52Well, my feet are in the air, and my head is on the ground.

13:01And I wonder if I reach out, would you even make a sound?

13:07Out in the open, the night runs cold.

13:14But with the dawn, our worlds aglow.

13:21In the light of the sun, the waters run to the valley below.

13:36I'm realizing what's at stake now, climbing up the tree.

13:45My hands are in the dirt, but my heart's still at its seat.

13:51I can't pretend that I'm not scared, but I live while I'm still free.

13:58And I wonder if I saw you, would you even know it's me?

14:06Out in the open, the night runs cold.

14:13But with the dawn, our worlds aglow.

14:20In the light of the sun, the waters run.

14:27Out in the open, the night runs cold.

14:43Out in the open, the night runs cold.

14:56But with the dawn, my world's a glow.

15:03In the light of the sun, the waters flow.

15:10Into the valley below.

15:17Into the valley below.

15:56I make a promise to the sky.

15:59I make a promise to myself to say I need some help this time.

16:07I think you know that I can't do it alone.

16:11I need your heart, I need your mind.

16:13I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

16:21I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

16:31I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

16:40I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

16:50I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:00I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:09I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:19I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:29I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:38your precious time.

17:39I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:40I pray for patience to deliver us from wasting our precious time.

17:46The magic of all the space-time

17:49Only heaven in your heart

17:54Everyday magic

17:59Just the time you pass there

18:03For the spell you cast

18:05Is past the burning stone

18:09My heart

18:12Before I act

18:16My heart

18:20Before I act

18:24My heart spent

18:28You had me, you had me

18:30Going under spent

18:32Under your spent

18:34My heart spent

18:36You had me, you had me

18:38Going under spent

18:40Under your spent

18:42My spirit

18:44I never dreamed

18:46It would be such a

18:48A wonderful spirit

18:50My spirit

18:52I never dreamed

18:54It would be such a

18:56A wonderful spirit

18:58My spirit

19:00I never dreamed

19:02Every day magic

19:04Every day magic

19:06It would be such a

19:08A wonderful spirit

19:10Of all the space-time

19:12I would have it

19:14In your heart

19:16Every day magic

19:20Every day magic

19:22Every day magic

19:24It's just the time you pass there

19:26For the spell you cast

19:28Is lasting

19:30But it's gone

19:32Every day magic

19:36Every day magic

19:38Every day magic

19:40It's just the time you pass there

19:42For the spell you cast

19:44Is lasting

19:46But it's strong

19:48Every day magic

19:50Every day magic

19:52Every day magic

19:54It's just the time you pass there

19:56For the spell you cast

19:58Is lasting

20:00Blood and stone

20:02Blood and stone

20:04In my heart

20:06In my heart

20:10Blood and stone

20:12Well they say time waits for no

20:42one, dear, and it takes near death to show one, yeah, but time waited for you and me, we know real love takes forever, yeah, and the clock ticks faster every year,

21:11but time waited for you and me, and if we don't watch it, time waited, yeah, and if we don't watch it, time will run for

21:41us, ain't no spare time.

21:46And I did cry on your shoulder, dear, and the thought getting older, yeah, but time waited for you and me.

22:14And if we don't watch it, time waited, yeah, and if we don't watch it, time will run for us.

22:29Well if we move our left, time waited, all of the world's here for us, ain't no spare time.

22:40Time waits for no one with no one, except you and me.

22:49We've got forever, dear, and take all the time we need.

23:01And if we don't watch it, time waited, yeah, and if we don't watch it, time will run for us.

23:24But if we move our left, time waited, yeah, and if we don't watch it, time will run for us.

23:46But if we move our left, time waited, all of the world's here for us, ain't no spare time.

23:58And if we move our left, time waited, all of the world's here for us, ain't no spare time.

24:24Are we undercover?

24:26Are we undercover?

24:27What's left to see?

24:29Trying to discover how it came to be in a past life.

24:43Feeling loved?

24:44Feeling loved?

24:45Feeling loved?

24:46Now in the present?

24:47Feeling loved?

24:48Feeling loved?

24:49Now in the present?

24:50Seeing blood?

24:53All I wanna do is feel you.

24:56All I wanna do is feel you.

25:00Feel you.

25:01Feel you.

25:02Feel you.

25:03Feel you.

25:04Feel you.

25:05Feel you.

25:06Feel you.

25:07Feel you.

25:08Feel you.

25:09Feel you.

25:10Feel you.

25:11Feel you.

25:12Feel you.

25:13Feel you.

25:14Feel you.

25:15Feel you.

25:16Feel you.

25:17Feel you.

25:18Feel you.

25:19Feel you.

25:20Feel you.

25:22Feel you.

25:23Feel you.

25:24Feel you.

25:25Feel you.

25:26Feel you.

25:27Feel you.

25:28Only time to waste

25:43Time to feed time

25:46Wash away

25:52And we'll watch you

25:57Watch you leave

26:01Reach around

26:04Between the worlds

26:10To feel you

26:14All I wanna do

26:17Is feel you

26:21All you have to go

26:41Rain and blood

26:45All you have to go

26:49Rain and blood

26:53All I wanna do

26:58Is feel you

27:01All I wanna do

27:06Is feel you

27:08Yeah, yeah

27:10All I wanna do

27:14Is feel you

27:16Feel

27:19Feel

27:20Feel the blood

27:25Feel the blood

27:29Feel the blood

27:33Feel the blood

27:37Oh, time to waste

27:39Time to waste

27:40Time to feed time

27:42Oh

27:44Wash over you

27:49Oh

27:52Watching you

27:55Watching you

27:58Reaching out

28:01Reaching out

28:02Between the worlds

28:06Is feel you

28:07To feel you

28:08Is feel you

28:09All I wanna do

28:14Is feel you

28:19And all I want to do is feel

28:23And all I want to do is feel

28:49guitar solo

29:19guitar solo

29:49guitar solo

30:19The world is such a cold and strange place sometimes,

30:37but I know that underneath it all there is the truth of love

30:42and universal consciousness and universal equality

30:45and peace and justice for all

30:48and true love.

30:50I really believe we can all learn to live in harmony

30:52regardless of people's differences and opinions.

30:55I believe there's a beautiful place there in the middle

30:58for everybody if we can just keep believing in it,

31:01keep working for it, keep trying to find that peace.

31:03There's room for everybody on this beautiful planet

31:08to be safe and healthy and loved.

31:10And all the rain for a heart of gold

31:27And in the field you store, you store

31:33The more you love, the more you gain

31:40And when you lose, it's all the same

31:48Maybe you try for me, but won't die for me

31:54Maybe you have some fun, before you turn around

32:00Maybe you run for nothing, before you push and shove

32:07Maybe you run with me, and I do live again

32:13Live again

32:20Live again

32:26Into the rainbow, the heart of gold

32:31And in the field, you store, you store

32:37The more you love, the more you gain

32:44And when you lose, you feel no pain

32:50Maybe you try for me, before you die for me

32:58Maybe you have some fun, before you turn around

33:04Maybe you ride the wind, before you push and shove

33:11Maybe you ride the wind, and I do live again

33:17Live again

33:23Live again

33:29Maybe you ride the wind, and I do live again

33:37And I do live again

33:47If you ride the wind, and I do live again

33:52You ride the wind, and I do live again

33:56Maybe you ride the wind

33:59I do live again

34:00guitar solo

34:30guitar solo

35:00guitar solo

35:30guitar solo

35:3250 years they've been doing this.

35:35Unbelievable.

35:38Austin City Limits blowing minds for over 50 years.

35:44Unbelievable.

35:46We are beyond honored to just even have played Austin City Limits ever.

35:53Not to mention playing so many times.

35:56We just can't believe how fortunate we are and how grateful we are to be here and then to be in the Hall of Fame thing.

36:04It's just crazy.

36:05It's so beautiful.

36:06Because they've really seen it all here at Austin City Limits.

36:10They've truly seen everything.

36:12You know, like, God, I mean, just so many unbelievable people have played here.

36:17And just to be even a small part of that is one of the great honors.

36:22So thank you.

36:23Thank you so much.

36:24Say what you say, mean what you mean.

36:48Day after day, live in the dream.

36:54Day after day, live in the dream.

36:56Hour after hour, love every beat.

37:02Don't ever know, give in to fear.

37:07Why can't I forget your face?

37:15It's been a little bit skinny tonight.

37:19Why can't I forget your face?

37:23Why can't I forget it?

37:25Come on.

37:26Why can't I forget your face?

37:29It's been a little bit skinny tonight.

37:33It's pretty.

37:34It's waiting too long

37:38It's waiting

37:40It's waiting too long

37:44Year after year

37:48Hour after hour

37:50Don't ever know

37:54Give up your power

37:57No one knows

38:00Get in the way

38:03Know what you mean

38:06Whatever you say

38:09Get myself

38:14Out of the air

38:17Out of the air

38:20Get myself

38:26Out of the air

38:29Out of the air

38:33Why can't I look at your face?

38:37Why can't I look at it?

38:40Why can't I look at your face?

38:43Spin that up and spin it down

38:46Why can't I look at your face?

38:50Why can't I look at it?

38:52Come on

38:53Why can't I look at your face?

38:55Spin that up and spin it down

38:58Why can't I look at your face?

39:00It's waiting

39:12It's waiting

39:14It's waiting too long

39:18It's waiting

39:23It's waiting

39:25It's waiting

39:26It's waiting

39:27It's waiting

39:28It's waiting

39:29It's waiting

39:30It's waiting

39:31It's waiting

39:32It's waiting

39:33It's waiting

39:34It's waiting

39:35It's waiting

39:36It's waiting

39:37It's waiting

39:38It's waiting

39:39It's waiting

39:40It's waiting

39:41It's waiting

39:42It's waiting

39:42It's ready, it's ready to know

40:12Daybreak, nightfall, as long as I believe

40:34There ain't nothing going like the skin you show

40:39Or the keys you gave to me

40:41Nightjams, pool halls, so things are left to run

40:49So through the past I dig it, but graves so big it

40:53We swallow what we see

40:57Oh I know

41:02That it's easy, there's no trouble

41:09Waiting for me

41:12Oh I know

41:15It's easy, there's no trouble

41:22Waiting for me

41:25Dance floors, headlights, and my best gasoline

41:37For a lovely four on a dirty toe

41:41I never felt so pleased

41:44Lord, if questions in an automatic word

41:52You just won't be seeing the things you need

41:56As if you thought you were

41:59The world

42:00Oh I know, oh I know

42:05Oh I know

42:06It's never easy when there's trouble

42:11Waiting for me

42:15Oh I know, oh I know

42:19It's never easy when there's trouble

42:25Waiting for me

42:30Oh I know, oh I know

42:35Oh I know, oh I know

42:41It's never easy when there's trouble

42:57Where theTTUXX does the same way

49:02But yeah, I really feel like music is the fountain of youth too because I just feel like music, I feel more alive and more plugged in than I ever have in my life.

49:15And I see when I watch those videos of myself from so long ago, I feel like I'm watching a child, but in a way that I love, because I used to have such a hard time with myself and I have struggled with depression.

49:29I hated myself and I hated myself and I hated myself and I hated myself and I hated myself and I hated myself and I watched Jim tonight on that screen when the video was playing and I was just like, I wanted to give him a hug and I was like, oh, you little rascal.

49:39I just wanted to scrub his head.

50:09I quit drinking three years ago and I quit drinking three years ago and I quit drinking three years ago and I've done a lot of work with the drunk part of myself where I really found him and thanked him because without him I would have killed myself a long time ago.

50:20And I feel like the drunk version of me somehow kept me alive, you know, it's like the, uh, cause I could escape in a, uh, whenever I would get drunk, I have a genetic disposition that I can, I can drink so much.

50:34I can drink a bottle of tequila and 20 Miller lights and it's 9am.

50:37All the 25 year olds are home in bed and I'm still like blasting exile on main street or whatever, you know, it's like, and I had so much fun and so, and I don't have any regrets, but I saw eventually that it was going to kill me.

50:48You know, it's a class tale as old as time, drugs and alcohol, you know, and I had to come real with myself and see, I had a vision of myself and I was just like, I'm not, I had to get real with myself and say like, Jim, how can you ever hope

51:06to be peaceful or happy if you're drinking yourself to death? Like if this piece doesn't go, you have no right to complain. You have no right to be bitching about how lonely you are, how depressed you are.

51:18If you keep continually drinking yourself to death, you know, and that was, that was a big thing. But when I look at that young Jim, he was in so much pain. He was constantly in pain and, and constantly just wanting to get out of here.

51:30Yeah. And if he didn't have the alcohol, he would have, you know, so I'm really grateful for that. But in the last four or five years, and I've quit drinking and I've had some really profound

51:41ayahuasca experiences and ketamine experiences. And I found a therapist that I've been going and doing parts work and EMDR and all these things come by and it's like,

51:52I've learned to hold Jim with more care and respect and love him, you know, and tell him like, nice, nice job, but you're doing okay. You're doing your best. You can't compare

52:03things. You know, all of us get caught in that trap of comparison.

52:07Well, I'm honored. I got to be a part of this tonight and see the show and say a little something about how I feel about your band. And what happened was I get to sit down and see one of the great sets by My Morning Jacket. So thank you.

52:20Thank you so much. Thank you for everything that you've done to God.

52:23Likewise.

52:24Nice.

52:24Can't you see there is a part of me

52:31This brand new

52:34Used to be there was a part of me

52:43Felt like I did

52:48But now it comes through

52:50Now it comes through

52:56Comes through to you

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