Arthur Gunter was an American blues musician known for his distinctive rhythmic guitar stylings and powerfully raw vocals. Born in 1926, he is most famous for his song "Baby Let's Play House", which was later covered by Elvis Presley and became a major hit. Gunter's music, deeply rooted in the southern blues tradition, significantly influenced the development of rock and roll. Despite his relatively brief recording career, his work remains a key part of the transition from blues to rock 'n' roll in the mid-20th century.