I think I would probably recommend starting with Texas Top Hand. Walser has a big, old-styled voice. He plays traditional dance hall country music, so if that is what you are interested in, you will likely love it. As a personality, he was amazing because he just seemed to enjoy playing music so much. He started performing relatively late in life, and he appeared to be thrilled just to be up there.
I had the good fortune to see Don about a half dozen times over the years. My favorite time would have to be around Christmas time at the Armadillo bazaar. I'm sure he'll be missed. I didn't even know he had died until I read it hear, and I live in Austin.
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I've never heard of Don Walser before. Is there a good starting album for beginners?
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I think I would probably recommend starting with Texas Top Hand. Walser has a big, old-styled voice. He plays traditional dance hall country music, so if that is what you are interested in, you will likely love it. As a personality, he was amazing because he just seemed to enjoy playing music so much. He started performing relatively late in life, and he appeared to be thrilled just to be up there.
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cool--thanks for the tips; its on my radar now.
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I had the good fortune to see Don about a half dozen times over the years. My favorite time would have to be around Christmas time at the Armadillo bazaar. I'm sure he'll be missed. I didn't even know he had died until I read it hear, and I live in Austin.