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A '''one-man band''' is a musician who plays a number of [[musical instruments]] simultaneously. Stereotypically, these include a number of [[wind instruments]] strapped around the neck, a large [[bass drum]] mounted on the musician's back, [[cymbals]] between the knees, a [[banjo]], [[ukulele]] or [[guitar]] held in the hands, and a [[harmonica]] mounted on wire framing (known as a 'harmonica rack') just below the mouth.
:"The one-man band exists, in all its uniqueness and independence, as a most elusive yet persistent musical tradition. As a category of musicianship it transcends cultural and geographic boundaries, spans stylistic limits, and defies conventional notions of technique and instrumentation. Defined simply as a single musician playing more than one instrument at the same time, it is an ensemble limited only by the mechanical capabilities and imaginative inventiveness of its creator, and despite its generally accepted status as an isolated novelty, it is a phenomenon with some identifiable historical continuity." <ref>[http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles/barrick.htm Joe Barrick's one-man band
However, a one-man band may incorporate any instruments into their act, from chest-mounted [[MIDI]] drum pads and foot mounted drum triggers to [[tambourines]] or [[maraca]]s.
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