Congratulations to Link getting into the Hall of Fame! If he wasn't in, no one should be in. Love this interview with his Daughter. She is so sweet & humble & man! her Dad was the great Link Wray! Thank you John for this interview. Great job as always!
Brother John! Thank you for this one. Link Wray is a hero to most of us Native music fans. Listening to Beth mirrors my own life in the 50’s; watching John Wayne, Rawhide, Wagon Train and Ed Sullivan. It’s really cool that she’s going along with Steve Salas and little Stevie. It’s too bad that Robbie Robertson couldn’t be there but hopefully he’s with him in Heaven. Thank you again my friend. Shabbat Shalom. And God bless. Blaze
I was so fortunate to see Link perform live in CT about twenty years ago just before he passed away. My father, who turned me on to him when I was about 10 yo, was able join me. I stood about 10 feet away from him and shook his hand when he exited the stage. Great memories of a legend.
On Link's 1 lung... I've heard he was told by doctors that he'd never sing again. It blows my mind that his self-titled album features his voice far more than his signature guitar playing. He had an incredible voice, and that's just not talked about nearly enough. Honestly, hearing her talk about him, and realizing he's every bit the kindest person that he always seemed to be in interviews... it made me sort of emotional. I'm so glad he's finally been getting recognition for his work. Hoping we can also remember to appreciate artists like Link before they leave us. There are some amazing people out there if you're willing to dig a little deeper than the top40 pop scene. People writing songs that will change your life. Don't take them for granted.
Congratulations to Link getting into the Hall of Fame! If he wasn't in, no one should be in. Love this interview with his Daughter. She is so sweet & humble & man! her Dad was the great Link Wray! Thank you John for this interview. Great job as always!
Brother John! Thank you for this one. Link Wray is a hero to most of us Native music fans. Listening to Beth mirrors my own life in the 50’s; watching John Wayne, Rawhide, Wagon Train and Ed Sullivan. It’s really cool that she’s going along with Steve Salas and little Stevie. It’s too bad that Robbie Robertson couldn’t be there but hopefully he’s with him in Heaven. Thank you again my friend. Shabbat Shalom. And God bless.
Blaze
I was so fortunate to see Link perform live in CT about twenty years ago just before he passed away. My father, who turned me on to him when I was about 10 yo, was able join me. I stood about 10 feet away from him and shook his hand when he exited the stage. Great memories of a legend.
He was one of a kind and always will be!
Awesome thanks 👍
His 75 unchain my heart performance
Best guitar 🎸 pick guard
of All time
On Link's 1 lung... I've heard he was told by doctors that he'd never sing again. It blows my mind that his self-titled album features his voice far more than his signature guitar playing. He had an incredible voice, and that's just not talked about nearly enough.
Honestly, hearing her talk about him, and realizing he's every bit the kindest person that he always seemed to be in interviews... it made me sort of emotional. I'm so glad he's finally been getting recognition for his work.
Hoping we can also remember to appreciate artists like Link before they leave us. There are some amazing people out there if you're willing to dig a little deeper than the top40 pop scene. People writing songs that will change your life. Don't take them for granted.
Madam, you daddy was a badass ! May God bless you.
I imagine Link was the coolest dad ever!
Link Wray is the real deal.
Personal history is so very Precious. Stories outside of rolling stone bs
This is a very nice interview, but fact of the matter is the RRHOF sucks! They should of inducted Link Wray decades ago when he was still alive
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I did not see it. I am FB friends with Rob Stoner. You should interview him. He has played with Link, Bob Dylan, and many others/.///////
Just great , yes .