Informative Speech On Bob Dunn

Bob Dunn was one of the most decorative musician in his time. Bob Dunn was born on February 5, 1908 in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, Where he grew up Bob Dunn’s real name is Robert Lee Dunn. He went to school at Bragg’s public school, where he was a good student. I am here to tell you about Bob Dunn at a career stand point. Bob Dunn started his career as an American jazz trombonist. His father played the fiddle inspiring him to be a musician at a young age and found an interest in a Hawaiian tone developing his skill on the steel guitar. In 1927 at age 19 he started touring with the Panhandle Cowboys and Indians touring unit where he was inspired by the wonderful lines played by Texas trombonist Jack Teagarden. Using this tone in his Hawaiian music he created his own brass sounding style on the lead steel guitar that was unmatched for the time being.

After being invited to at his studio he was immediately accepted in too his band “Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies”. One year later the band became the first to use an electric guitar in a country rooted song called “Taking Off”. He made over 90 recordings several of them featured his signature amplified guitar style. Bob Dunn began to fall in love with their western swing style of music until Milton Brown’s death in 1936. A few years after Milton Brown’s he joined former Cliff Burner and his Musical Wanders. He done several recording with them before forming his own band the Vagabonds recording for Decca Records. Not many people know but he also served in the United States Navy at the time of world war Two, which he was injured in and received a stint. After the war he went back to pursue his music career and retired in 1950. After his retirement he opened a small music shop in Houston, Texas where he taught music lessons for more than 20