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EC & The Attractions performing "I'm Your Toy" at the Royal Albert Hall in 1981.
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54 years ago today, Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" was released as a single.
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“Lip Service,” performed live by EC and the Attractions in '77.
That year marked the beginning of Costello’s live performances with the Attractions, a period documented through early recordings on ‘Becoming The Attractions’, disc 4 of ‘My Aim Is True (49th Anniversary Edition)’.
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Doc Watson invented the idea of the guitar as a lead instrument in bluegrass. Decades later, Billy Strings carries that torch, and you can hear it here.
His cover of Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice” follows Doc’s arrangement, note for note.
The flatpicking lineage, alive and well.
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On this day 100 years ago, the legendary Father of Rock and Roll, Chuck Berry, was born.
He redefined rhythm and blues with his electric guitar and created timeless classics. He passed away in 2017 at the age of 90. Forever remembered.
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57 years ago today, Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son" was released as a single.
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EC performing “(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes” on ‘Top of the Pops’.
Released in 1977, the song was one of Costello’s first singles for Stiff Records, recorded with members of Clover before the formation of the Attractions.
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Our album Recovering the Satellites was released 30 years ago today. Leave a comment and tell us your favorite song, favorite memory, and where you were when you first heard it. Thank you for listening all of these years!
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Bring a bandmate, a friend, or your family to ATXM Friendsgiving! Nov. 8, 5–9 p.m., Central Machine Works. Everyone who loves Austin music is welcome. Free; RSVP required>>buff.ly/INK1QrY
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Back in August, Elvis stopped by @amoebamusic to film his episode of “What’s In My Bag?” and signed a few final vinyl copies of My Aim Is True. Those signed copies are now sold out.
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It’s not the Led Zeppelin of 1969 anymore. But Robert Plant, 78, is still out there giving the songs new life.
Here he is in San Francisco last week, reworking “Ramble On,” the classic he famously packed with Lord of the Rings references, Mordor and Gollum woven right into the lyrics.
Long may he ramble on.
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Happy 80th birthday to Daryl Hall!
Lead voice of Hall & Oates, the Philadelphia duo that turned soul and pop into a long run of hits.
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Mick Jagger is one of the greatest frontmen of all time. In this 1975 photograph, you can see his energy on stage.
Decades later, he still has that same stage presence!
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Elvis Costello on ‘Top of the Pops’ with “Watching the Detectives.”
Watch the performance in 4K on YouTube.
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58 years ago today, “Communication Breakdown” by Led Zeppelin was recorded.
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At 81, Eric Clapton still hosts and plays both nights of his Crossroads Guitar Festival, and it's for a deeply personal cause.
He created it to fund the addiction-recovery center he founded in Antigua, after his own long battle with addiction.
Here he is taking a solo at the 2026 festival in Austin.
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‘My Aim Is True (49th Anniversary Edition)’ is out now.
What began with ‘My Aim Is True’ in 1977 has grown into a much larger story.
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