Woody Guenther & Cheaters was a 1960s American funk and soul band known for their energetic performances and unique sound, exemplified by catchy guitar riffs and soulful vocals. The band was led by Woody Guenther, a significant figure in the soul scene, who was known for his distinctive vocal style and engaging stage presence. Their most notable work, "Bang Dangin' Time," released in 1966, showcases their fusion of funk and soul, making them a notable force during an era of musical experimentation. Despite their brief time in the spotlight, Woody Guenther & Cheaters' influence is still felt in contemporary funk and soul music.