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Luckenbach: A Door to the ‘70s

by Phil Houseal | May 17, 2018 | All Articles, History, Music, People of the Hill Country, Philosophy, Venue

May 16, 2018–It is iconic. Especially for a door. Come back with me to 1973. A relative newcomer to the music scene named Jerry Jeff Walker decided to record a live album at a little town in Texas called Luckenbach. That record contained future classics such as...

Mindy’s Music

by Phil Houseal | Apr 26, 2018 | All Articles, Music, People of the Hill Country, Venue

April 25, 2018–Over the years, most Hill Country music stores have gone the way of the Theremin. The reasons have varied, not least of which is the competition from the Internet. But musicians prefer to pluck and pick, not hunt and click. That is the rationale for...

Pursuit of Perfection

by Phil Houseal | Apr 19, 2018 | All Articles, Music, People of the Hill Country, Philosophy

April 18, 2018–I was backstage at a recent show speaking with the child of a national recognized performer. You would know who this is, but since I wasn’t conducting an official interview I won’t reveal names. “At age 24, my dad had won a Grammy,” this person said....

Kairos: Apart from the crowd

by Phil Houseal | Apr 12, 2018 | All Articles, Food, Music, People of the Hill Country, Venue

April 11, 2018–Wouldn’t it be fun to find a place away from the crowded downtown, where you can share a four-course fixed-menu meal with interesting companions, while listening to live acoustic music? Those are the reasons Joe and Sharon Grimes started their Second...

The new old Altdorf Restaurant

by Phil Houseal | Apr 5, 2018 | All Articles, Food, Music, People of the Hill Country, Venue

  April 3, 2018–Whenever family from north of Willow Creek came to town looking for an authentic Fredericksburg Main Street experience, I took them to the Altdorf Restaurant. Nothing said “gemutlichkeit” like the outdoor biergarten, shaded barrel tables, smiling...

Native son’s music comes home

by Phil Houseal | Mar 22, 2018 | All Articles, Events, Music, People of the Hill Country

Mar 21, 2018–During the mid-1800s, the Texas Hill Country produced talented men and women, particularly in the fields of ranching, industry, cattle, and the military. Yet many still don’t know it was also the birthplace of a classical music composer who became a...
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