

You may watch a One-Minute QuickTime Movie of Various Tunes (Streamed) (4.6 Mb)

The first set of bass pedals were made from cutting up an old electronic organ. The right foot sometimes plays a hi-hat, sometimes a snare.



Charles Kelly sings and plays harmonica, guitar, kazoo, foot bass & hi-hat. He also plays banjo, accordion, and assorted other instruments. Charles Kelly often performs at Bottom Line Bar & Grill in Nagoya, Japan. Call Bottom Line at 052-732-5278 for the schedule.
Black & White Poster
- You can view or download a 39K black and white poster if you like.
Links to Other One-Man Bands Who Play Instruments Simultaneously
- Videos
- One Man Band Videos
These are direct links to over 40 videos I found on the web on November 10-14, 2006.
- One Man Band Videos
- Playing Bass with Their Feet
- Robert "One-Man" Johnson
This is the man who inspired me to do my one-man band. We lived in the same city for a few years and I saw him perform various times. - Eric Royer
This "Bluegrass Contraption Guy" plays his guitar machine with his feet while he sings and plays banjo or dobro.
- Robert "One-Man" Johnson
- Using a Bass Drum on the Back
- Bernard M. Snyder
Guitar, harmonica and drum kit. - Dan Duguay (Site Requires Flash)
- Bernard M. Snyder
- Using Electronic Instruments Only
- McRorie Tait - QuickTime Video
- Others
- Joe Barrick's one-man band: a history of the piatarbajo and other one-man bands
An article about early one-man bands with some photos. - Bruce Humphries (Rockabilly Guitar & Drums)
You can hear some of his MP3 files. (Video clips, too.)
- Joe Barrick's one-man band: a history of the piatarbajo and other one-man bands