Lawsuit Comes to a CloseAfter years of litigation, the family can breathe a little easier. Read more here. A very special thanks to Broadus Spivey and Craig Barker, along with countless others, for their hard work and dedication to Don's memory. |
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About Don Walser
Don passed away on September 20, 2006 just 6 days after his 72nd birthday. This website is an homage to his music and his memory. |
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Singer, songwriter, father, soldier and yodeler extraordinaire, Don Walser was one
of the last great Country & Western singers. True to his art and loyal to his idols,
Don sang and yodeled his way into the hearts of thousands of devoted fans.
In the tradition of Hank Williams, Jimmy Rodgers and Bob Wills Don played
traditional Country music, because as Don used to say "Without the roots,
the whole tree dies".