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South Congress honky-tonk to be featured in star-studded music video
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South Congress honky-tonk to be featured in star-studded music video
Citing public safety concerns, Austin City Council moved last week to eliminate required parking spaces at cocktail lounges. Advocates applauded the city's efforts to get folks to leave their cars at home and to ease the burden on small businesses.
Chili Cold Blood, The Lonesome Heroes, Je’Texas and Bear Ryan will perform and event-goers can sample 18 chilis. A $10 donation to HAAM gets you in.
Chencho Flores at Public Hi-Fi Studios in 2013 (Photo by John Anderson) Chencho Flores, the charismatic accordionista, singer, and emcee who performed all over Austin beginning in the Forties, died Sunday, Jan. 10, at the age of 91. Friends say he’d been in hospice after contracting COVID-19. Born on June 2, 1929, “between the Bastrop and Travis County line” by his own account, Flores began an eight-decade career playing guitar alongside Manuel “Cowboy” Donley, who died June 28, 2020, and Domingo Villarreal in the trio Conjunto Cielito Lindo. The group put out a 78rpm ...