#Willie Joe and His Unitar

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Willie Joe and His Unitar - Unitar Rock (1956) w/ Rene Hall and His Orchestra Willie Joe Duncan from: "Cherokee Dance" / "Unitar Rock": A) Bob "Froggy" Landers w/ Willie Joe and His Unitar "Cherokee Dance" B) Willie Joe and His Unitar "Unitar Rock"

Instrumental | Rock and Roll | Detroit Rock and Roll

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Personnel: Willie Joe: Unitar Rene Hall and His Orchestra: Rene Hall: Guitar Jewell Grant: Piano Ted Brinson: Bass Earl Palmer: Drums

Recorded: in Los Angeles, California USA

Released: in May of 1956

Specialty Records

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"Joe Willie Duncan was a blues musician from the Detroit … who played a massive, amplified one-string instrument he called a Unitar. Made from a 7-foot plank of wood, it was strung with a solitary piece of wire with a playable scale length of more than 4 and a half feet and wired with a DeArmond acoustic guitar pickup." - Guitarworld.com

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CHEROKEE DANCE - Bob Landers with Willie Joe & His Unitar [Specialty 576...

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Willie Joe and His Unitar - Unitar Rock (1956) w/ Rene Hall and His Orchestra Willie Joe Duncan from: "Cherokee Dance" / "Unitar Rock"

Instrumental | Rock and Roll

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Personnel: Willie Joe: Unitar Rene Hall and His Orchestra: Rene Hall: Guitar Possibly: Jewell Grant: Piano Ted Brinson: Bass Earl Palmer: Drums

Recorded: in Los Angeles, California

Released: in May of 1956

Specialty Records

"Joe Willie Duncan was a blues musician from the Detroit ... who played a massive, amplified one-string instrument he called a Unitar. Made from a 7-foot plank of wood, it was strung with a solitary piece of wire with a playable scale length of more than 4 and a half feet and wired with a DeArmond acoustic guitar pickup." - Guitarworld.com

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Bob Landers with Willie Joe & his Unitar: Cherokee Dance

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Willie Joe and His Unitar "Unitar Rock" 1956

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Bob Landers w/ Willie Joe and His Unitar - Cherokee Dance (1956) Bob Landers from: "Cherokee Dance" / "Unitar Rock": A) Bob "Froggy" Landers w/ Willie Joe and His Unitar "Cherokee Dance" B) Willie Joe and His Unitar "Unitar Rock"

Rock and Roll | R&B

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Personnel: Bob "Froggy" Landers: Vocals Willie Joe Duncan: Unitar Ted Brinson: Bass / Backing Vocals Roy Porter: Drums / Backing Vocals

Produced by Rene Hall

Recorded: @ Master Recorders in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California USA on January 20, 1956

Released: in May of 1956

Specialty Records

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Willie Joe and His Unitar - Unitar Rock (1956) Willie Joe Duncan from: "Cherokee Dance" / "Unitar Rock"           "Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 12:            The Lux Interior Memorial Edition,            Journey into Outer Space"

"Joe Willie Duncan was a blues musician from the Detroit ... who played a massive, amplified one-string instrument he called a Unitar. Made from a 7-foot plank of wood, it was strung with a solitary piece of wire with a playable scale length of more than 4 and a half feet and wired with a DeArmond acoustic guitar pickup." -Guitarworld.com

http://www.guitarworld.com/blogs/diy-musician-meanest-guitar-tone-1950s/23424

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Bob Landers w/ Willie Joe and His Unitar - Cherokee Dance (1956) Robert Landers from: “Cherokee Dance” / “Unitar Rock”

Robert Landers

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Lil' Lili dances to the Cherokee Dance by Bob "Froggy"  Landers with Willie Joe and his Unitar.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDRwbTwwSlc)

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Bob Landers with Willie Joe & his Unitar: Cherokee Dance