Pee Wee Hunt, born Walter Gerhardt Hunt, was a versatile American jazz artist who captivated audiences with his talents as a trombonist, vocalist, and bandleader. Hailing from Mount Healthy, Ohio, Hunt's musical journey began early, influenced by his parents who played banjo and violin. Initially a banjoist, he switched to trombone during his college years at Ohio State University, where he also studied Electrical Engineering. His musical prowess led him to join Jean Goldkette's Orchestra in 1928, marking the start of a distinguished career in jazz. Hunt's genre-spanning work encompasses ragtime, big band, and swing music, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that continue to resonate with music enthusiasts. His discography, available on platforms like Discogs, Spotify, and Apple Music, invites you to explore the timeless charm of his music.