Bottom Line
(New York, NY)
AUG 14, 1977
Early rock guitarist Link Wray has the distinction of being one of the only—if not the only—guitarist to have been banned from the radio for an instrumental song. The ominous and gritty slow blues number "Rumble" (1958) scared the shit out of radio programmers who were convinced that Wray was glamorizing juvenile delinquency and anti-social behavior.
the band
Robert Gordon - vocals
Link Wray - guitar
Jerry Matthews - guitar
Rob Stoner - bass
Howie Wyeth - drums
Billy Cross - guitar
TRACKS
1 The Fool 03:20
2 I Sure Miss You 03:15
3 Flyin' Saucer Rock N' Roll 02:02
4 Band Introduction 00:27
5 Rumble 04:48
6 Summertime Blues 03:06
7 (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care 02:08
8 I Want To Be Free 04:10
9 Boppin' The Blues 02:11
10 Baby, Let's Play House 02:38
11 Red Hot 02:57
12 Twenty Flight Rock 02:03
13 The Fool 02:57
14 I Sure Miss You 03:14
15 Band Introduction 00:42
16 Rawhide 02:27
17 Baby, What You Want Me To Do 07:16
18 Flyin' Saucer Rock 'N' Roll 01:48
19 Summertime Blues 03:16
20 You're So Square 02:05
21 I Want To Be Free 04:16
22 Boppin' The Blues 02:35
23 Five Days, Five Days 03:06214 Endless Sleep 03:49
24 Endless Sleep 03:49
LINKS
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