Link Wray: NC Rock Legend

[@GEEKORMAN]

What's your favorite Link Wray tune?

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

“Good, good loving” from the ‘79 Bullshot album.

[@bryanknechtel8001]

The sky is falling

[@GEEKORMAN]

@@bryanknechtel8001 That solo is insane!

[@bryanknechtel8001]

@@GEEKORMAN it's untouchable. Best link song ever

[@billpeirson4702]

Shadowman

[@ToxicRT]

He needs to be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

[@lisaellis2593]

Exactly!

[@victoriae9837]

Yes he does.

[@dubhmor]

He deserves it more than anyone, but I also like how he's a secret only learned about by those who've dived deep and done their own research on the roots of heavy rock.

[@fullwaverecked]

@@dubhmor Yup.

[@briepower8226]

It would make sense!

[@mattyfox_]

We finally did it. Are voices we're heard. Link Wray has officially been inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame🎉🎉🎉

[@paullevine1813]

About damn time !!!

[@BSIII]

Some people have to try to look cool. Link was naturally cool. Legend

[@finallythere100]

Yes, very true, but tom the narrator: let's be honest. Rumble was banned bc of its title primarily, but along w the instrumental, predatory sound.

[@Bietel]

@@finallythere100 True, the title had a lot to do with it - but I also heard (from Link himself) that some stations banned it because it "just sounded too sexual, y'know, the rhythm was like..." (grinning from ear to ear) and that is even better, right?

[@ieatpiranhas1479]

As a native North Carolinian (and part Native American), it would be very cool if Dunn could honor Link Wray with a statue, mural, museum, etc. North Carolinians should take pride and celebrate his life and accomplishments especially the profound impact he had on rock'n'roll.

[@timmcfarland2853]

I live in Shelby NC, where we have The Don Gibson theater and the Earl Scruggs museum. I think it's past time for a Link Wray theater or museum in Dunn. I've admired his work but only found out today that he is a NC native. Proud NC heritage.

[@tonidickson341]

perhaps it's $$, looks like a small town

[@marshallsmountain]

I saw Link Wray open for the James Gang in 1974 at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium. I had never heard such an onslaught of raw distortion when he launched into Rumble. I love Joe Walsh, but Link's guitar was danger, violence, cool and black leather rock and roll in spades. It was historic. My kids have NEVER witnessed such a real deal spectacle. WOW!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Incredible. Would love to have been there!

[@KVMerry]

Wow! Telling your age. I saw many concerts there in 70s. Saw Montrose blow off joe Walsh at Winterland

[@conniemullins4257]

Thank you so very much for honoring his Native American history as well as his accomplishments as a guitarist.

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@billydotleeds]

@@mybethw I lived in Copenhagen for many years,- his grave was a shrine in Copenhagen - people from all over the world gathered there.- Imagine 200 guitars playing the Rumble! :) Olive Julie Povlsen, turned up most years on his birthday . missed her over the last few years i was there

[@mybethw]

@@billydotleeds ❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father ❤️ Daddy should be here especially Dunn, North Carolina where he was from❤️ Daddy was so Proud to be from Dunn, North Carolina ❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@lmlm_]

It’s doubtful his mother was full blooded, therefore he is at most 1/4th native. 😂 If his self-reported claim is even truthful. He’s 75%+ white southern American.

[@Paul-tk1hg]

I knew Link when he was recording his hits. I lived on the same street as he did. I was only 7 in 1958 and taking Guitar lessons and a big fan.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Wow! Could you hear what he was doing from outside?

[@trevorhoward2254]

How to honour him? You just done it, Man. Thank you.

[@GEEKORMAN]

That means everything. Thank you!

[@kimberlysolano4664]

Thank you for acknowledging great Native American artists.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you. It’s something we need more of!

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@overcamehim]

Kudos to you for recognizing this pioneering musician. The RRHF is meaningless without him. He was a purist. true to his music. The best way to honor him is by keeping him uncorrupted by commercialism.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks! Totally agree.

[@Jack_all]

This is so good, oddly it was Jimmy page who introduced me to Link.. Tomorrow I will introduce Link Wray to my sons.. music is so amazing

[@GEEKORMAN]

Jimmy is like a grinning schoolboy in that clip! Your sons are lucky!

[@finallythere100]

So there is no 2022 LR Music Festival 9n Dunn?

[@williamandrews4251]

Link is a true badass.A great guitarist and visionary who should be given his due.I never realized how good he was until l saw this tribute.Thanks.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Obviously agree. Thanks!

[@jcpeckerhead5309]

Lets make sure he gets his recognition he deserves

[@kasperkjrsgaard1447]

I first took note of Link Wray when he played with Robert Gordon in the 70’s and got hit imideately. He was raw in the best possible way. Unfortunately i’ve never heard or saw him in concerts, although I saw him a couple of times in the audience at the Glam Rock Festival in Esbjerg, Denmark. I recognized him at once, but didn’t dare go for an autograph. 😂 It really was my plan to bring the Bullshot album cover the following years, as i used to see him sitting in the grass and enjoying the music.

[@henrikbunkenborg6743]

Ditto. Han sad engang i en bus i Lyngby,som jeg var med. Jeg var alt for genert til at tage kontakt.

[@picdubois4620]

Dunn is on my way. 1959 kicked out of the Pier Club for Dirty Dancing to the music of - yep, I am so proud - Link Wray. Then, there he was in The Rocket Room. In 1963 I hired the band for a party in Georgetown. I thought he was from Port Tobacco, but I guess that is the three track shack in the film. One of my all time favorites. Thanks for the post. I thought he had written Apache. He was working the lever

[@GEEKORMAN]

GREAT memories, thanks for sharing! Would love to have heard him and the boys back then...

[@charlenebegay7274]

It's a good day to be Indigenous. Yeah. I'm glad that there is interest in building a Link Wray Memorial. Link Wray should be honored. I would like to see more famous music artists get involved in the Memorial. They have the name and the fame. Rock on world. Love Link Wray. ❤️🎸🎶

[@GEEKORMAN]

Right on!

[@mailalugosi6413]

Been a fan of Link Wray since I first heard his music in Pulp Fiction....I was a kid though(I'm 30 now,) but HAD to know who the creator behind this master sound... and the more I learned about his music, the more hooked I was. Truly a man ahead of his time, and a true artist. 🤘🏼😎🤘🏼

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@pattiburton9976]

He definitely needs to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the Early Influence Award. Every guitarist lists him as an influence. How is he not in there already?? 🎸

[@GEEKORMAN]

He’s definitely one of the few who changed everything that came after.

[@56cadd]

Hall of shame is for posers.

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for doing a wonderful job doing this Film in Honor of my Father❤️Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️This means so much to me❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@GEEKORMAN]

He was a true legend with an amazing sound. Thank you so much for stopping by, your comment means so much to me!

[@geetallygee5089]

Jimmy Page “It Might Get Loud”brought me here❣️👏🏻🤟🏻 thank you for posting this 😘

[@GEEKORMAN]

Glad you stopped by!

[@audiophileman7047]

In the same way that blues pioneers who led the way to rock-n-roll, Link Wray is fading away with time. The greatest and best tribute to him would be to induct him in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He deserves it. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@davereed5158]

He had a Power and Spirit that brought Rock to life!

[@davidhogan5133]

Yes!! This man needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame no questions ask!!🌄😎👍

[@GEEKORMAN]

He is! Check out my update: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXazpKuYiJaEd7Msi=3GyXL3Z4qJhpeme0

[@11patience]

I was 16 when Rumble came out in 1958. I lived in Texas and even backward TX didn't ban the song, thank goodness. One of my all time favorites. I had no idea Link was of First Nation heritage. Good to know. Thank you for an interesting and informative video.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Texans like to rumble, I guess? Thanks for watching and sharing the memory!

[@tim196868]

His oldest daughter Beth Wray Webb is my aunt I knew him as Uncle Link cuz he was like a Uncle to me. And one of my guitar heroes Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin inducted him into the rock and roll Hall of Fame this year which has ben long overdue. Link was all about the music and playing from the heart.

[@GEEKORMAN]

I love that, “Uncle Link!” Thank you for sharing that.

[@mpista7182]

When I was a kid "Rumble" was on a bunch of different surf albums and I loved every version of this tune. The notes "breathe" unlike many shredders today

[@GEEKORMAN]

So true. The attitude is all there with no need to show off whatsoever.

[@joannebeauchamp1169]

I’ve been a HUGE Link fan for years! Glad to see so many other folks waking up to the fact that he was one of the GREATEST badass guitarists who ever lived!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@PrincessWowNetwork]

I learned about him from the movie, “Rumble” which was amazing about Native American musicians and I was married to a Native folk musician. So glad you did this video and yes, Dunn needs to do more to honor his legacy.

[@GEEKORMAN]

That is a great doc, and covers other amazing Native American musicians as well as Link. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

[@ltc8227]

Link had so much talent the way he played & moved on Stage a True Legend & Deserves his Spot in Rock n Roll History Just Love his Music 🎶 🎸🇨🇦 Rumble all the way ❤

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@ltc8227]

@@mybethw Wow sending all the love from Kahnawake Mohawk Territory just outside Montreal Quebec Canada- A great man i hope he passed all his talent to you & the generation's to come totally Awesome 🎶🎸❤

[@mybethw]

@@ltc8227 ❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father🎸My 2 Son’s have the talent, both play, Tommy my oldest plays for his Church and Chris my youngest plays his Grandfather’s Music. Daddy gave Chris his Leather Guitar Strap off his Guitar and told him that he would be the one to carry on his Legacy 😁❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@brandonhall8059]

Link was the genuine article. The real deal. And outside of being a straight up badass, he was an absolutely beautiful human being.

[@alwaysfourfun1671]

A new part of music history to me. Thanks. It sounds great, it sounds violent.

[@philippeheinis1448]

ya know. i m 55, love rock and roll, and ya know what, i just discovered link wray. never heard of before. ya know. feeling stupid, ya know. gretings from Switzerland. ya know. --'

[@randysalles2292]

Dude is a legend, saw him with Quicksilver Messenger Service at Winterland in Frisco...RIP Link....AHO' Brother

[@danroy1511]

An eye-opener. Thank you for this.

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@mmdesignraleigh7051]

This is so excellent. I had no idea he was from North Carolina! Can't wait to see more of this series!

[@Suggadelic]

Wonderful video! Long time Link Wray fan here, so this was a joy to watch. I'd visit Dunn regularly if they embraced their musical history and offered it as an experience for travelers.

[@GEEKORMAN]

That’s exactly how I feel. There’s potential there, for sure!

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@kencook6217]

Totally undervalued and underrecognised as fundamentally important to the development not just rock and roll but rock music as a whole. Come on Dunn and America, give this legend the full credit he so rightly deserves!

[@waynestrode9807]

Link was a gift to the world.

[@randallcotten5069]

Great documentary! I learned a lot about Link Wray that totally changed the way I thought about him. Dunn should definitely "lean into it", as you put it. Statues are really expensive and tend to get covered with pigeon .... stuff. A museum / theme bar would be a great idea.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks! So I’ll probably need to post an update at some point, but Dunn has opened a small history museum that does feature Link, and just recently unveiled a new mural by Scott Nurkin. Sounds like I’ll have to get back out there!

[@ryanbumgarner6388]

Great Piece!!! Thank you!!! Well done!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@josepzzz7760]

THANKS FOR THIS!!! I recently discovered Link Wray, and was mesmerized by his sound, seeing that there are not many videos of his story, yours really fills me with joy, thank you again :D

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks so much!

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@sonoftheson1977]

I hate to say this but when I first heard of Rumble I thought it was done by Dick Dale and the Dell tones , but Link Ray is a fantastic guitar player and needs to be recognized.

[@GEEKORMAN]

No shame! Both are great!

[@stephenrn1804]

Very cool. Thanks for this important story - and thanks Link!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@Guitardoor]

Great documentary on Wray. Very professional I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you! Obviously there’s much more to his story and his impact, but hopefully this hits some of the high notes...

[@Guitardoor]

@@GEEKORMANI put the video into this article I hope you will get more views from it and bring more attention to just how important Link Wray was to rock and roll www.justkeepdistance.com/brass-ring-of-the-rock-hall-for-link-wray/#What_should_Dunn_North_Carolina_Do_for_Link

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you, Chris! Great article!

[@dixiefarthing3427]

Thank you for creating this video of the essential Link Wray. I'm using it in my Rock Lyrics: Society and Culture course in North Carolina.

[@GEEKORMAN]

That's amazing, thank you for sharing that. By day, I produce instructional media at NC State, glad this could be of use!

[@dixiefarthing3427]

@@GEEKORMAN I'm delighted to hear it! Given the dearth of visual media available on Link Wray, I value your effort in highlighting his achievements in a way that's ideal for the classroom.

[@atenspro12]

Link was a founding father of rock and roll. Horrible slight that he's not in the hall of fame. Awesome documentary!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Agree! I have mixed feelings about the hall of fame, but no doubt he should be included. Thanks!

[@Pappysan]

The first time I saw Link he came to the edge of the stage after breaking into "Rumble" and let us work the tremolo on his Gibson SG!

[@GEEKORMAN]

WHAT??? That is amazing!

[@dj-um7el]

He definitely inspired instrumentals, Punk, Hard Rock and Grunge. Great vid!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks!

[@1968ANTman]

I saw Link Wray in New York in 1999 at a place called Wetlands. HE WAS GREAT. He played most of his hits.His wife came on stage between songs to fix his pony tail. He passed his guitar to members of the audience and let them play the song.He was LOUD.At the end of the show he blew his amp! I remember someone in the audience yelling: "He blew the amp! LINK wray blew his fuckin' amp !!!".

[@GEEKORMAN]

That must have been amazing! Great story. Wish I could I could have caught him live.

[@WilliamParker-b9o]

My gosh! As a guitar player and history buff, we got to get a museum in Dunn!

[@GEEKORMAN]

I have heard that the recently opened Dunn Area History Museum has a portion dedicated to Link. Also, as of 4/20 2023, Dunn has a mural of him as well!

[@blossom1643]

This guy should be recognized for Sure! (Or change the name from Dunn to Duh !!😂✌️

[@spib65]

I first heard Link Wray back in the 70's on BBC radio's 'It's Rock'n'roll!' hosted by the late Stuart Coleman, I went out and bought the album Good rockin' tonite' on the union Pacific label, on the strength of his heavy rendition of the Batman theme. We played the LP to death and i still never tire of it. I have now collected loads of his recordings, and he has also been the key to me hearing and appreciating other music. Check out 'The sky is falling ' on the album 'Bullshot',..to this day i have heard nothing better. Great documentary and much appreciated.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Love seeing memories of Link and seeing just how far and wide his music has made an impact. Thanks for stopping by!

[@ricksaint2000]

Link Wray GOAT!

[@GEEKORMAN]

🐐

[@wolfgangsimon1180]

impressive the man and the story !!!

[@andrewjones1927]

The master. Great video!

[@gtodd6077]

Thanks!

[@MalcolmO]

Loved Link from the beginning. He's a giant! My hair stood on end when I saw him with John Cipollina, my favourite! Wish there'd been audio.

[@matthewdejager9887]

Brilliant video !! Well told, thank you

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you!

[@lalaloopsley4376]

Everytime "fire and brimstone" starts up I instantly start vibing. I recommend that one when when I talk with someone unfamiliar with his music.

[@thelastwildcolonialboy3667]

The fuzztone verion of Rumble live at Winterland is the most blistering fuzz instrumental attack of all time. Hail the chief!

[@capefearcapt4679]

Nice work man! I've been a huge LW fan for a loooong time. It's amazing how many people have never heard of Link including many of my musician friends.

[@GEEKORMAN]

I am constantly amazed how someone so fundamental to rock gets as overlooked as he does. Thanks for stopping by!

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you for your Support for my Father❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@laurentrousseau5433]

This is why we appreciate Tarantino. For his movies as much as theirs soundtracks.

[@jonfroeschle9618]

Was. So lucky to see him LIVE many times in San Francisco 🎸🎸🎸🔊🔊🎶🎶

[@GEEKORMAN]

Wow, that must have been amazing. You were lucky!

[@victorformosa228]

Only just discovered Link Wray, he was ahead of his time and such a cool dude.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Most definitely. Have fun exploring his catalog!

[@matthewlesny9164]

Fantastic! Lots of stuff I didn’t know. He had a lung removed?!!! And survived? In those days?!! Holy mackerel… he’s completely bad ass

[@GBuker-bm2fz]

And still sang! Badass indeed.

[@rolandvillareal9337]

Great episode , great trailblazing American artist .

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks! He was indeed.

[@patrickkem689]

These are things that make you go oh yeah! I love about 40 miles away from Dunn and I never had a clue until watching this video! What an honor. And to have it come from a local home boy.just that much more of an honor. NC has got an enormous reputation of unleashing some of the worlds greatest talent on to the world either it be Rock or blues or country and a whole lot of in between. NC has got some very talented folks.

[@GEEKORMAN]

It is insane, the talent that has come from here. Much more to come on that!

[@cliffright1142]

Like so many garage bands of the sixties, the first music we learned and played was Link Wray’s. We’d go to his shows at The Three Rivers Inn west of Syracuse. We knew he was a legend and must’ve played his work literally thousands of times over fifty years. Dunn has a treasure here and should absolutely pay serious tribute to his and the Raymen’s work. Run Chicken Run!

[@GhostRider_237]

First time I heard about Link Wray from Pulp Fiction movie, about 15 years ago. I downloaded an mp3 album with his hits, and since that moment he became my favorite musician. Didn’t knew anything about him before that. And I’m so happy that I found him. I have his two vinyl albums for about 7 years, but I still didn’t open them, keep them to some special moment maybe. there is something special about him, something mystical..

[@GEEKORMAN]

It’s a testament to how amazing he is that people are still finding him decades later. His sound really is that powerful.

[@urchill1]

Great vid of someone special..great commentary too!

[@gtodd6077]

Thank you!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HossNYC]

He was so far ahead of his time. We’ve all been mining his sounds for decades. Wow.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Absolutely!

[@ShayneWray]

Great video, just now saw this. Did an amazing job ty.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you! I really appreciate that.

[@gothicfarmyardmusic]

Well Dunn. Great doco. Everything that was Ever Dunn. Link Wray Park with an outdoor theatre maybe.

[@SHENDOH]

Excellent ideas for Dunn sir!!!! Hail Link Wray

[@GEEKORMAN]

Stay tuned!

[@jamesdniederstadt5861]

Awesome i will Be watching.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks!

[@fullwaverecked]

Man, this dude is chewin gum and jammin and smilin, all at the same time... Good times...😎🎃🤟😸

[@diane3304]

I love Link Wrays music! My husband, also a fan plays bass in a surf band called the Cosmic Wrays. Great group of guys. Their version of rumble, ace of spades and others is fantastic!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Awesome! Thanks for stopping by!

[@reneepalmer8126]

Link Wray, and his Wraymen!!!! one of the Best !!

[@mlissgay5054]

Hes Amazing ❤

[@StratBurst92]

I have been a Link Wray fan for years. I have his original Lp on Epic as well as a perfect copy of the 45 rpm on Cadence of Rumble. His daughter Beth Wray Webb has a facebook page. Btw he originally wanted to call Rumble Oddball.

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you StratBurst92 for your Support for my Father and letting everyone know about my Facebook Page about Daddy❤️I wouldn’t be where we are now if it wasn’t for you Fans, the Love and Support ❤️You guys are a Biggest Part of helping me getting the Recognition Daddy DESERVES and I want to thank everyone of y’all from the bottom my heart❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@olly8]

@mybethw -​​Legend coming out of the past into the Light,,, Too many Natives have NOT got the RESPECT due. 'Only in America'. We need to Honor those who blazed the trail ALL rockers pass on. Much respect. 🦅🪶

[@revolt820]

Hell yeah, a mural or statue, most definitely

[@Richatthelake66]

Very cool, daddio 😎

[@gentjim5007]

As asked by many of the comments, a 2023 rock and roll hall of famer!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@justtl5885]

Nice work ,thank you.

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks!

[@kristinemacdonald6245]

At the least he needs to be in the rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

[@braddywarbucks]

Right on brother

[@GEEKORMAN]

🤘

[@mybethw]

❤️❤️🎸🎸Thank you so much for doing this Documentary on my Father this really means a lot to me❤️You can add that Dunn, N. C. Is going to do a Mural of Daddy. They are start on it April 4, 2023 not sure when the Unveiling is going to be yet❤️😎Hope to see everyone there❤I will post the date on my Facebook Page when I find out ❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thank you for stopping by! Your dad is a true legend. That’s awesome to hear that the mural is going to happen, I’ll be sure to shoot some video when it is complete!

[@mybethw]

@@GEEKORMAN ❤️❤️🎸🎸I will be there for the unveiling, I hope you can be there so I can Thank you in person❤️❤️🎸🎸

[@jonviall5566]

GOOD JOB BUD !!

[@lucyflanagan3628]

So cool!!!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks!

[@hankcook4435]

Yes he needs to be in Hall of Fame

[@GEEKORMAN]

He is as of this year!

[@Thurston86]

As a Mohawk I can say that Yes, we tend not to get honoured for much, people will even fight against honouring such truths.

[@GEEKORMAN]

That’s a shame. I hope they can get more recognition.

[@MrYago7]

Really interesting story! I knew him but not that he was from North Carolina!

[@GEEKORMAN]

About 40 minutes away from us!

[@leonardlloyd1089]

I know exactly how to honor this true rock legend, PUT HIM WHERE HE BELONGS, IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME!!!!!!!!

[@GEEKORMAN]

The way I see it, whether you like or hate the RnRHoF, the man deserves his place.

[@Bietel]

@@GEEKORMAN Yeah, well... he should have been inducted soooooo long ago, it would be pathetic to do it now. And yet, he should be in there.

[@paullevine1813]

@@GEEKORMAN Right on , we can't forget the ones that made the hall great at one point & no it's not as it should be but Link does belong with the greats we know the hall was really made for.

[@cadillacblue3412]

It's OK not to commercialize the Greatest of all time!

[@GEEKORMAN]

True, but also seems like he’s criminally underrated!

[@johnpowys5755]

As far as I know there has never been a book published about Link's life & music. That would be a fantastic project, while there are still people around who knew him.

[@GEEKORMAN]

I agree, there should be a book, a full-length doc, and hell, maybe even a movie?

[@BB.halo_heir]

I was waiting for Run Chicken Run.....nice one!

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks for hanging in there!

[@guitarzan2626]

My fav by Link.

[@CorkyCollins]

Yup - for sure - bar with live music honoring Link in Dunn

[@GEEKORMAN]

Would be a nice addition!

[@bigchriscooks1371]

Nice job, Gonna talk about this

[@GEEKORMAN]

Thanks!

[@D.gou.T]

Ces fabuleuses 12 mesures que le monde entier connait ! Vraiment fantastique!!!!!

[@paulbrennan3996]

A Rock n roll Legend needs to be in the Rock n Roll of fame 🎥🎼🎶📽️

[@GEEKORMAN]

Stay tuned for next video…

[@paulbrennan3996]

@@GEEKORMAN people don't realise how much 🔗 Link Ray way head of his time just shows artists from the 1950s inspired people I am a Teddy Boy 🎶🎼📻 My man is Buddy Holly 👓, also Eddie Cochran, Eddie Cochran and Buddy Holly 👓 where both way head of there time as well. Eddie Cochran was doing things with his Guitar 🎸 people weren't doing had a unique sound also played the Drums self taught on the Guitar and the 🥁 Drums that's how good Eddie Cochran was. If they had both lived Eddie Cochran and Buddy Holly 👓 they would of wrote songs for other artists they had the vision that music 🎶🎼 changes and evolves that's how good they would of been. Thanks 🙏 Paul the Ted ✊👊🎵👓🎶🎼🥁🎸🔗

[@GEEKORMAN]

@@paulbrennan3996 Right on brother!

[@828colinedward]

Will try to hit Dunn this summer to check it out. Never been there but am curious. Doesn't look like Linkfest is still going on.

[@GEEKORMAN]

I know Linkfest stopped during the pandemic, not sure if they ever tried to do it again.

[@lilysage]

Yes.

[@josh0g]

I knew nothing about Rumble when my guitar teacher had me learn it at 14.

[@gtodd6077]

It is kind of a rite of passage for learning guitar.