Views of the Neighborhood – Brown Bag Concert – The Fiddlers

Today, we are returning to the Lakeway Activity Center. It is another Brown Bag Concert featuring the Lake Travis High School Fiddlers. We are catered by the Ember Kitchen of Austin. Our entertainment is Charlie Daniels.

Menu

Fire-roasted 1/2 chicken – Orange and Guajillo Brine, Pollo ala Brasa, Achiote Chimichurri

Wagyu steak – Market Cut, Ember Tortillas, Grilled Fennel and Onion, Salsa Dona

Scallops – Corn Mousse, Josper Roasted Corn, Pickled Fresno

Fire-roasted market fish – Yellow Tomato Butter, Crispy Fingerlings, Pickled Tomatoes, Romesco

28 days dry aged Texas ribeye –  Birria Jus
Picture of an old time school bus
Get on the bus.
Here we are at the Activity Center on a cloudy day.
Folks, take a seat and bring their lunch to enjoy with the music.
Decorations for the tables.
A young soloist.
Fairly big crowd.
Another soloist.
A couple enjoying the music
A little wine with lunch.
Proud Mom recording the performance.
Guitar solo.
A look at the relaxing patio of the center. Even on a cloudy day, it looks inviting.
That is the performance. Now, it is time to eat and listen to Charlie Daniels. I hope you have a great week.

94 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhood – Brown Bag Concert – The Fiddlers”

  1. High school fiddlers- that’s unusual, and very cool. I remember going to an annual fiddler’s convention in rural Pennsylvania. It was wonderful. Best to you, John.

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  2. Your area has wonderful public facilities, John.
    This looks like great fun, to watch the kids perform.
    I’d be a proud mom, too!
    🐂 🐂 🐂 🐂
    CD is fabulous. Thanks for the tune!

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  3. I don’t usually recommend videos that take some time, but if you have twenty minutes or so, this YouTube reaction to Charlie Daniels’ “The Devil went Down to Georgia” is absolutely wonderful. The reactor is a 42 year old rapper from Colorado who never had heard Charlie Daniels, and his response to the performance is funny and sweet. Music sure can cross boundaries.

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      1. I’m glad you enjoyed it. He’s responded to other country songs, like “A County Boy Can Survive,” and his reactions always are as great as the songs. Personally, it was fun for me to learn that all rappers don’t cover themselves in gold chains and use an unfortunate vocabulary that I have to look up on the urban dictionary!

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