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Link Wray
Hillbilly Wolf: Missing Links
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Teenage Cutie - Link Wray, Alpert, Herb
2. I Sez Baby - Link Wray, Harlow
3. Johnny Bom Bonny - Link Wray, Harlow
4. It's Music She Says - Link Wray, Davis, C.
5. Flirty Baby #1 - Link Wray, Wray, V.
6. Danger One Way Love - Link Wray, Wray, V.
7. Hillbilly Wolf - Link Wray, Adelman, Ben
8. Got Another Baby - Link Wray, Davis, C.
9. Turn Me Loose - Link Wray, Wray, Link
10. TV Baby - Link Wray, Wray, Lucky
11. I'm Counting on You - Link Wray, Wray, V.
12. Sleep Tight - Link Wray, Wray, F.L. Sr.
13. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (Over You) - Link Wray, Biggs
14. Roughshod - Link Wray, Cooper, Mark [1]
15. The Stranger - Link Wray, Wray, Link
16. Boo Hoo - Link Wray, Rainwater, Marvin
17. Gotta Go Get My Baby - Link Wray, Adelman, Ben
18. Flirty Baby #2 - Link Wray, Wray, V.
19. Pancho Villa - Link Wray, Cooper, Mark [1]
20. Lawdy Miss Clawdy - Link Wray, Price, Lloyd
21. Vendetta - Link Wray, Cooper, Mark [1]

CD Details

All Artists: Link Wray
Title: Hillbilly Wolf: Missing Links
Members Wishing: 6
Total Copies: 0
Label: Norton
Release Date: 7/24/2000
Genres: Pop, Rock
Style: Rock Guitarists
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 731253021022, 829410662055, 670917052517

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CD Reviews

Some of the best Wray ever

Eugene J. Casey | USA | 02/11/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Brilliant, mind-blowing visionary stuff co-exists with fascinating misfires on this Norton Records comp covering the rockabilly-related sides of the great Link Wray. A plain ol' country gent deep down, Link loved Elvis and witnessed first-hand the uproar when "cow" music met "cat music." This disc is full of exciting examples of backwoods experimentation as Link and his raunchy ranch hands attempt hillbilly boogie, punkish white doo-wop, and Presley-inspired rock. Meanwhile the Link Wray guitar style of power chords and low-down twang begins to emerge."