ELVIS COSTELLO
EPISODES OF AMERICAN ROUTES WITH ELVIS COSTELLO
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on June 15th, 2011
FROM THE SHOW: REMEMBERING ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
From the show "Remembering Allen Toussaint: A Saint for All Seasons" originally aired on November 29th, 2017
FROM THE SHOW: REMEMBERING ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
From the show "Remembering Allen Toussaint: A Saint for All Seasons" originally aired on December 16th, 2015
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on March 24th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on April 17th, 2013
FROM THE SHOW: XMAS WITH DIANA KRALL AND THE HEATH BROTHERS
Canadian-born pianist chanteuse Diana Krall recalls a childhood filled with family and music. Her parents' love for jazz led her to associations with Oscar Peterson and other heroes. Here Krall recalls Christmases past on Vancouver Island and Christmases present with husband Elvis Costello and their young twins.
FROM THE SHOW: ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT & THE KITCHEN SISTERS
Meet two men of great musical distinction, New Orleans songman and piano player Allen Toussaint, and his collaborator and longtime fan, Elvis Costello who tell us about recording The River in Reverse in New Orleans and a post-Katrina landscape.
FROM THE SHOW: MUSEUMS OF SOUND
From the show "Museums of Sound" originally aired on May 14th, 2003
FROM THE SHOW: AMERICAN ROUTES GOES TO THE MOVIES
Texas-born musician T-Bone Burnett has played with Bob Dylan and served as a producer with Roy Orbison, Elvis Costello, and Gillian Welch. Burnett discusses here his work with the Coen Brothers on the soundtrack for the movie O Brother Where Art Thou. With historic material given new treatments by Ralph Stanley, Emmy Lou Harris, Gillian Welch, Chris Thomas King, and actor Tim Nelson, O Brother gives music the royal treatment in a way rare to Hollywood.
TRUE BELIEVERS AND HARDWORKING TROUBADOURS: POST-PUNK FOLKSINGER, LEE BAINS, & SWAMP POP HERO, TOMMY MCLAIN
It's true believers and hardworking troubadours. First, Lee Bains, Birmingham, Alabama's post-punk folk singer whose songs seek social justice, inclusive humanity and protection of the environs as a sacred quest. Then, octogenarian Louisiana Swamp Pop hero Tommy McLain, who brought his classic '60s songs and music mix of country, blues, rock, and gospel to clubs and casinos, now recording with Elvis Costello and touring with Nick Lowe. Plus music from Nina Simone, Johnny Cash, Little Richard and Marcia Ball.
TRUE BELIEVERS AND HARDWORKING TROUBADOURS: POST-PUNK FOLKSINGER, LEE BAINS, & SWAMP POP HERO, TOMMY MCLAIN
For Labor Day weekend, it's true believers and hardworking troubadours. First, Lee Bains, Birmingham, Alabama's post-punk folksinger whose songs seek social justice, inclusive humanity and protection of the environs as a sacred quest. Then, octogenarian Louisiana Swamp Pop hero Tommy McLain, who brought his classic '60s songs and music mix of country, blues, rock and gospel to clubs and casinos, now recording with Elvis Costello and touring with Nick Lowe. Plus music from Nina Simone, Johnny Cash, Little Richard, and Marcia Ball.
SONIC TRAVELERS: JERRY DOUGLAS AND GUITAR SHORTY
It's a blues and country showdown on American Routes with two instrumental showmen. Jerry Douglas is a master of the dobro, and a favorite session man and band member for so many musicians: from Alison Krauss to Elvis Costello. We'll talk to Jerry about his 2012 project, Traveler, which lead him beyond bluegrass to New Orleans. Then, a visit with the acrobatic bluesman Guitar Shorty, who shares some history on his times traveling the Chitlin Circuit.
REMEMBERING ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
We celebrate the songmaker, piano "professor" and producer from New Orleans who passed away suddenly in November 2015. A beloved Creole gentleman, Allen Toussaint was a hometown hero and giant on the American music scene. He wrote over 800 songs and produced regional and national hit records such as "Java" (Al Hirt), "Mother-in-Law" (Ernie K-Doe), "I Like it Like That" (Chris Kenner), "It's Raining" (Irma Thomas), "Yes We Can" (Lee Dorsey) among others. Toussaint worked closely with the Meters, Neville Brothers, Dr. John, Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello. He is in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and received the National Medal of Arts. Allen Toussaint's famed autobiographical song is "Southern Nights."
ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
We celebrate the songmaker, piano "professor" and producer from New Orleans who passed away suddenly in November, 2015. A beloved Creole gentleman, Allen Toussaint was a hometown hero and giant on the American music scene. He wrote over 800 songs and produced regional and national hit records such as "Java" (Al Hirt), "Mother-in-Law" (Ernie K-Doe), "I Like it Like That" (Chris Kenner), "It's Raining" (Irma Thomas), "Yes We Can" (Lee Dorsey) among others. Toussaint worked closely with the Meters, Neville Brothers, Dr. John, Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello. He is in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and received the National Medal of Arts. Allen Toussaint's famed autobiographical song is "Southern Nights."
REMEMBERING ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
We celebrate the songmaker, piano "professor" and producer from New Orleans who passed away suddenly in November, 2015. A beloved Creole gentleman, Allen Toussaint was a hometown hero and giant on the American music scene. He wrote over 800 songs and produced regional and national hit records such as "Java" (Al Hirt), "Mother-in-Law" (Ernie K-Doe), "I Like it Like That" (Chris Kenner), "It's Raining" (Irma Thomas), "Yes We Can" (Lee Dorsey) among others. Toussaint worked closely with the Meters, Neville Brothers, Dr. John, Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello. He is in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and received the National Medal of Arts. Allen Toussaint's famed autobiographical song is "Southern Nights."
REMEMBERING ALLEN TOUSSAINT: A SAINT FOR ALL SEASONS
We celebrate the songmaker, piano "professor" and producer from New Orleans who passed away suddenly in November, 2015. A beloved Creole gentleman, Allen Toussaint was a hometown hero and giant on the American music scene. He wrote over 800 songs and produced regional and national hit records such as "Java" (Al Hirt), "Mother-in-Law" (Ernie K-Doe), "I Like it Like That" (Chris Kenner), "It's Raining" (Irma Thomas), "Yes We Can" (Lee Dorsey) among others. Toussaint worked closely with the Meters, Neville Brothers, Dr. John, Paul McCartney and Elvis Costello. He is in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame and received the National Medal of Arts. Allen Toussaint's famed autobiographical song is "Southern Nights."
SONIC TRAVELERS: JERRY DOUGLAS AND GUITAR SHORTY
It's a blues and country showdown on American Routes with two instrumental showmen. Jerry Douglas is a master of the dobro, and a favorite session man and band member for so many musicians: from Allison Krauss to Elvis Costello. We'll talk to Jerry about his recent project, which leads him beyond bluegrass to New Orleans. Then, a visit with the acrobatic bluesman Guitar Shorty, who shares some history on his times traveling the Chitlin Circuit.
SONIC TRAVELERS: JERRY DOUGLAS AND GUITAR SHORTY
It's a blues and country showdown on American Routes with two instrumental showmen. Jerry Douglas is a master of the dobro, and a favorite session man and band member for so many musicians: from Allison Krauss to Elvis Costello. We'll talk to Jerry about his recent project, which leads him beyond bluegrass to New Orleans. Then, a visit with the acrobatic bluesman Guitar Shorty, who shares some history on his times traveling the Chitlin Circuit.
SONIC TRAVELERS: JERRY DOUGLAS & GUITAR SHORTY
It's a blues and country showdown on American Routes with two instrumental showmen. Jerry Douglas is a master of the dobro, and a favorite session man and band member for so many musicians: from Allison Krauss to Elvis Costello. We'll talk to Jerry about his recent project, which leads him beyond bluegrass to New Orleans. Then, a visit with the acrobatic bluesman Guitar Shorty, who shares some history on his times traveling the Chitlin Circuit.
LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
We're seeking out the "American" in American music with two eclectic artists: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley. For British songman Elvis Costello, American music has shaped much of his musical creativity. We'll hear about his love of American country and blues, his musical upbringing in Liverpool, and his current fascination with P.T. Barnum. For the inventive and eccentric jazz composer Carla Bley, the National Anthem proves an unlikely source of inspiration. Bley brings wry humor to a conversation about the challenges of writing for her very big bands, her early days as a cigarette girl in NYC jazz clubs, and why America might be famous for baked beans.
SONIC TRAVELERS: JERRY DOUGLAS AND GUITAR SHORTY
It's a blues and country showdown on American Routes with two instrumental showmen. Jerry Douglas is a master of the dobro, and a favorite session man and band member for so many musicians: from Allison Krauss to Elvis Costello. We'll talk to Jerry about his recent project, which leads him beyond bluegrass to New Orleans. Then, a visit with the acrobatic bluesman Guitar Shorty, who shares some history on his times traveling the Chitlin Circuit.
LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
We're seeking out the "American" in American music with two eclectic artists: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley. For British songman Elvis Costello, American music has shaped much of his musical creativity. We'll hear about his love of American country and blues, his musical upbringing in Liverpool, and his current fascination with P.T. Barnum. For the inventive and eccentric jazz composer Carla Bley, the National Anthem proves an unlikely source of inspiration. Bley brings wry humor to a conversation about the challenges of writing for her very big bands, her early days as a cigarette girl in NYC jazz clubs, and why America might be famous for baked beans.
LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
We're seeking out the "American" in American music with two eclectic artists: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley. For British songman Elvis Costello, American music has shaped much of his musical creativity. We'll hear about his love of American country and blues, his musical upbringing in Liverpool, and his current fascination with P.T. Barnum. For the inventive and eccentric jazz composer Carla Bley, the National Anthem proves an unlikely source of inspiration. Bley brings wry humor to a conversation about the challenges of writing for her very big bands, her early days as a cigarette girl in NYC jazz clubs, and why America might be famous for baked beans.
LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
We're seeking out the "American" in American music with two eclectic artists: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley. For British songman Elvis Costello, American music has shaped much of his musical creativity. We'll hear about his love of American country and blues, his musical upbringing in Liverpool, and his current fascination with P.T. Barnum. For the inventive and eccentric jazz composer Carla Bley, the National Anthem proves an unlikely source of inspiration. Bley brings wry humor to a conversation about the challenges of writing for her very big bands, her early days as a cigarette girl in NYC jazz clubs, and why America might be famous for baked beans.
ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT PLUS THE KITCHEN SISTERS
Meet two men of great musical distinction--New Orleans songman and piano player Allen Toussaint and his longtime fan and current collaborator Elvis Costello--who tell us about recording in post-Katrina New Orleans. Plus a tour of some famous New Orleans restaurants by none other than Nikki Silva and Davia Nelson, better known as the Kitchen Sisters. The pair take us to two kitchens of two sisters, apiece--that makes six in all.
ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT & THE KITCHEN SISTERS
Meet two men of great musical distinction--New Orleans songman and piano player Allen Toussaint and his longtime fan and current collaborator Elvis Costello--who tell us about recording in post-Katrina New Orleans. Plus a tour of some famous New Orleans restaurants by none other than Nikki Silva and Davia Nelson, better known as the Kitchen Sisters. The pair take us to two kitchens of two sisters, apiece--that makes six in all.
FROM THE SHOW: AFTER THE STORM: KATRINA AT 15
From the show "After the Storm: Katrina at 15" originally aired on August 26th, 2020
FROM THE SHOW: GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
From the show "Get Rhythm: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" originally aired on October 10th, 2018
FROM THE SHOW: COUNTRY-SOUL CROSSOVER: GEORGE JONES AND SAM MOORE
From the show "Country-Soul Crossover: George Jones and Sam Moore" originally aired on November 15th, 2017
FROM THE SHOW: GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
From the show "Get Rhythm: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" originally aired on September 10th, 2014
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on April 17th, 2013
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on April 17th, 2013
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on April 17th, 2013
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on April 17th, 2013
FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS & CAROL FRAN
From the show "Lucinda Williams & Carol Fran" originally aired on February 29th, 2012
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on June 15th, 2011
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on June 15th, 2011
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on June 15th, 2011
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on June 15th, 2011
FROM THE SHOW: GEORGE JONES & SAM MOORE
From the show "George Jones & Sam Moore" originally aired on October 6th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
From the show "Get Rhythm: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" originally aired on September 8th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: ROBBIE FULKS & BETTYE LAVETTE
From the show "Robbie Fulks & Bettye LaVette" originally aired on June 9th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on March 24th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on March 24th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on March 24th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on March 24th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: A CHANGE IS GONNA COME: WORDS AND MUSIC IN THE SPIRIT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING
From the show "A Change is Gonna Come: Words and Music in the Spirit of Martin Luther King" originally aired on January 13th, 2010
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on September 23rd, 2009
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on September 23rd, 2009
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on September 23rd, 2009
FROM THE SHOW: LOOKING FOR AMERICA: ELVIS COSTELLO AND CARLA BLEY
From the show "Looking for America: Elvis Costello and Carla Bley" originally aired on September 23rd, 2009
FROM THE SHOW: A CHANGE IS GONNA COME: WORDS AND MUSIC IN THE SPIRIT OF MARTIN LUTHER KING
From the show "A Change is Gonna Come: Words and Music in the Spirit of Martin Luther King" originally aired on January 14th, 2009
FROM THE SHOW: GEORGE JONES & SAM MOORE
From the show "George Jones & Sam Moore" originally aired on November 5th, 2008
FROM THE SHOW: GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
From the show "Get Rhythm: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" originally aired on September 10th, 2008
FROM THE SHOW: AFTER THE STORM X: DOG DAYS OF AUGUST
From the show "After the Storm X: Dog Days of August" originally aired on August 20th, 2008
FROM THE SHOW: ROBBIE FULKS & BETTYE LAVETTE
From the show "Robbie Fulks & Bettye LaVette" originally aired on June 25th, 2008
FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS & CAROL FRAN
From the show "Lucinda Williams & Carol Fran" originally aired on January 30th, 2008
FROM THE SHOW: 4TH OF JULY
From the show "4th of July" originally aired on July 1st, 1998
FROM THE SHOW: GATEMOUTH BROWN
From the show "Gatemouth Brown" originally aired on November 17th, 1999
FROM THE SHOW: RADIO DAYS
From the show "Radio Days" originally aired on November 10th, 1999
FROM THE SHOW: FOURTH OF JULY
From the show "Fourth of July" originally aired on June 30th, 1999
FROM THE SHOW: RADIO DAYS
From the show "Radio Days" originally aired on August 23rd, 2000
FROM THE SHOW: GATEMOUTH BROWN
From the show "Gatemouth Brown" originally aired on May 10th, 2000
FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS / CAROL FRAN
From the show "Lucinda Williams / Carol Fran" originally aired on October 26th, 2005
FROM THE SHOW: GATEMOUTH BROWN
From the show "Gatemouth Brown" originally aired on May 4th, 2005
FROM THE SHOW: LUCINDA WILLIAMS AND CAROL FRAN
From the show "Lucinda Williams and Carol Fran" originally aired on March 2nd, 2005
FROM THE SHOW: AFTER THE STORM VIII: A YEAR IN THE FLOOD'S WAKE
From the show "After the Storm VIII: A Year in the Flood's Wake" originally aired on August 23rd, 2006
FROM THE SHOW: ROBBIE FULKS & BETTYE LAVETTE
From the show "Robbie Fulks & Bettye LaVette" originally aired on June 21st, 2006
FROM THE SHOW: ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT & THE KITCHEN SISTERS
From the show "Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint & The Kitchen Sisters" originally aired on June 7th, 2006
FROM THE SHOW: ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT & THE KITCHEN SISTERS
From the show "Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint & The Kitchen Sisters" originally aired on June 7th, 2006
FROM THE SHOW: GET RHYTHM: A TRIBUTE TO JOHNNY CASH
From the show "Get Rhythm: A Tribute to Johnny Cash" originally aired on September 5th, 2007
FROM THE SHOW: GEORGE JONES & SAM MOORE
From the show "George Jones & Sam Moore" originally aired on June 6th, 2007
FROM THE SHOW: ROBBIE FULKS & BETTYE LAVETTE
From the show "Robbie Fulks & Bettye LaVette" originally aired on March 7th, 2007
FROM THE SHOW: ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT PLUS THE KITCHEN SISTERS
From the show "Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint Plus The Kitchen Sisters" originally aired on January 24th, 2007
FROM THE SHOW: ELVIS COSTELLO & ALLEN TOUSSAINT PLUS THE KITCHEN SISTERS
From the show "Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint Plus The Kitchen Sisters" originally aired on January 24th, 2007
