#link wray

[undergroundrockpress]

Link Wray

[whitetrashsoul]

Link Wray autographing a guitar with a switchblade knife.

[duffertube]

Link Wray on American Band Stand - Rawhide (1959)

[ghaas]

Link Wray in Green Bay, WI, 1959

[lascitasdelashoras]

Link Wray

[mudwerks]

(via Native American Heritage Month in photos)

top: Members of the Iroquois (Five Nations) of Canada dance during a protest in a public square on the eve of deadline for compelled to register in 1940 in Buffalo, N.Y. 

[musickickztoo]

Link Wray *May 2, 1929

[bestfrozentreats2]

Law Of The Jungle - Link Wray

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

1965

This is the B-side of "Ace Of Spades", a cover of the Charles Clark and Willie Dixon Band track first realeased in 1958. The Milkshakes, amongst many other bands/singers, also covered it in 1984. They drew on classic rock 'n' roll and blues, blending the past with the raw energy of the 80's garage punk scene.

[undergroundrockpress]

Link Wray.

[mannyblacque]

LINK WRAY t-shirt in Wendell & Wild (2022).

[pinkfloyd-musicartnaturelove]

Link Wray, David Gilmour, Dave Edmunds, Dickey Betts, Brian Setzer, Steve Cropper, Lita Ford, Neal Schon, Tony Iommi | 1984

[kdo-three]

Link Wray and The Ray Men - Jack the Ripper (1961) Fred Lincoln Wray, Jr. / Mark Cooper from: "Jack the Ripper" / "The Black Widow"

Instrumental Rock

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Personnel: Link Wray: Lead Guitar Ray Vernon (Vernon Wray): Rhythm Guitar Shorty Horton: Bass Doug Wray: Drums

Produced by Vernon Wray

Recorded: @ Link Wray's Studio in Washington DC during 1961

Released: on July 31, 1961 Rumble Records and in February of 1963 Swan Records

[rolloroberson]

Jimmy Page plays Link Wray’s “The Rumble”

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Link Wray - Rumble (1958)