Another pick was a guitar instrumental that altered the course of rock music. The story of Link Wray and "Rumble," from 1958, is told by guitarist Steven Van Zandt, bassist James Hutchinson, and writer Brian Wright-McLeod.
The Sounds of American Culture, our series highlighting works in the National Recording Registry, is produced by Ben Manilla and Devon Strolovitch. The series receives production support from the Library of Congress.
Rumble
Artist: Link Wray & His Ray MenAlbum: Rock Instrumental Classics vol.1: the FiftiesLabel: Rhino / WeaPurchase: AmazonYou Really Got Me
Artist: The KinksAlbum: Greatest HitsLabel: Rhino / WeaPurchase: AmazonI Can See For Miles
Artist: The WhoAlbum: My Generation: The Very Best of the WhoLabel: MCAPurchase: AmazonIron Man
Artist: Black SabbathAlbum: We Sold Our Soul For Rock 'n RollLabel: Warner Bros / WeaPurchase: Amazon
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