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Bluegrass Sounds: Barrineau Park Music Night
June 4, 2011
The Aubie Fillingim Auditorium at the Barrineau Park Community Center was filled with the bluegrass sounds of The Chestang Family and The Rowell Bluegrass Band Friday night. It was the June installment of the monthly Barrineau Park Music Night, a free event held the first Friday night of each month.
The family-friendly event will not be held in July, but will return at 6:30 p.m. on August 5.
Pictured above: The Chestang Family performs Friday night at the Barrineau Park Music Night. Pictured below: A crowd enjoys the traditional bluegrass music. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Bluegrass Sounds: Barrineau Park Music Night”
They talent abounded Friday night.
“Annie Oakley” sang her heart out and the entire Chestang Family ( and friends) were terrific. I nearly cried at Spanky’s song he wrote and sang for his momma”All the Numbers”. The Rowells have such a talented family too.Those girls can make a fiddle and mandolin rock the house . and we love the way the show is so family oriented. Thanks BPCC for the monthly entertainment!
Great! crowd!, thunder road and Moon Mullican’s the leaves must not fall are my all time favorites.