Callahan Brothers
Joe Callahan
(Singer, Yodeler, Guitar, String Bass, Comedy)
- Given Name: Walter Callahan
- Date of Birth: January 27, 1910
- Date of Death: September 10, 1971
Bill Callahan
- Given Name: Homer Callahan
- Date of Birth: March 27, 1912
- Place of Birth (both): Madison County, North Carolina
The Callahan Brothers were a significant duet act of the 1930’s and continued their careers intermittently thereafter. They grew up influenced by the traditional music of the Southern Highlands and phonograph records of early Country music pioneers, especially the early yodeling duo of Fleming and Townsend.
Recordings include:
- Gonna Quit My Rowdy Ways (1934)
- Asheville Blues (1934)
- Corn Licker Rag (1934)
- Rattlesnake Daddy (1934)
- Going To Heaven On My Own Expense (1934)
- I've Rode The Southern and the L&N (1935)
- Brown's Ferry Blues No.2 (1935)
- GreenBack Dollar (1936)
- Gonna Quit Drinkin' When I Die (1936)
- Freight Train Whistle Blues (1936)
- I Got Her Boozy (1939)
- Lonesome Freight Train Blues (1939)
- A Jealous Woman Won't Do (1941)
- The Callahan Brothers (LP album)