Link Wray - Fire And Brimstone Album

Tracklist

1	Juke Box Mama Written-By – Verroca	4:27
2	Fire And Brimstone Written-By – Ray	3:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2066-120	Link Wray	Fire And Brimstone ‎(7")	Polydor	2066-120	UK	1971
2066-120	Link Wray	Fire And Brimstone = Fuego Y Azufre ‎(7")	Polydor	2066-120	Spain	1971
PD 2-14084	Link Wray	Fire And Brimstone / Juke Box Mama ‎(7", Promo, PRC)	Polydor	PD 2-14084	US	1971
2066 120	Link Wray	Fire And Brimstone / Juke Box Mama ‎(7", Single)	Polydor	2066 120	France	1971
PD 2-14084	Link Wray	Fire And Brimstone / Juke Box Mama ‎(7", Single)	Polydor	PD 2-14084	US	1971

Notes

Color-splattered record. Pressed by Philips Liban.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A etched): 2066120A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B etched): 206612.B

Short intro

Link Wray is the self-titled 1971 album by pioneer Rock & Roll guitarist Link Wray. The music is an Americana blend of blues, country, gospel, and folk rock elements. This music is characterized by the purposeful use of simplified sounds to reflect the then-current vogue of blues and other roots music being used in many roots rock bands. Wray's guitar-work, composing, and vocals reflected modern rock influences. Despite publicity from radio stations and print media in the Washington area, the album. Tasty piece of crunchy country-blues, another favourite track from the overlooked Link Wray album issued by Polydor. just a - Link Wray. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Fire And Brimstone. Guitar Preacher - The Polydor Years. Link Wray. Похожие треки. I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down on my head I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down, on my head. I looked around, I saw eyes I heard a voice say, Come to me I felt a rumblin' beneath my feet And the whole world was shaken free. I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down on my head I saw fire I saw fire I saw fire, on my head. I saw fire I saw fire I saw fire, on my head. I saw fire I saw fire I saw fire. Link Wray - Fire and Brimstone Tabbed by: Neil R. Rose . Guitar Master. F G A C C e-1--1--1--1--4--4--4--4--6--6--6--6--9--9. Then the sun was standin' still Everything was dark, but I could see I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down on my head I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down, down on me. I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down on my head I saw fire, fire and brimstone Comin' down, down on me. Vervollständigen Sie Ihre Link Wray-Sammlung. LINK WRAY fire and brimstone 1971 4:22. Link Wray - Fallin' Rain 3:47. Link Wray - Black River Swamp 1971 4:03. Link Wray-Self Titled ST Full Album 44:03. Listen Zur Liste hinzufügen. My digital collection von ILoveRockAndRoll. all music guide von ronnepon1. Songs in album Link Wray - Link Wray 1971. Link Wray - La De Da. Link Wray - Take Me Home Jesus. Link Wray - Juke Box Mama. Link Wray - Rise And Fall Of Jimmy Stokes. Link Wray - Fallin' Rain. Link Wray - Fire And Brimstone. Link Wray - Ice People. Link Wray - God Out West. Link Wray - Crowbar. Fire And Brimstone Album Version. This track is not available in Russian Federation - Learn more. Fire & Brimstone by PRINCIPALITY OF HELL, released 18 August 2014 1. Fire & Brimstone 2. Codex Inferno 3. The Bleeding Nun 4. We ride at Night 5. Leviathan 6. The Witches Coven 7. Hellfire Legions 8. The 9th Seal 9. The Hand of the Hangman 10. Strike of the Beast Do you feel Fire & Brimstone. Do you feel Fire & Brimstone That's the sound of PRINCIPALITY OF HELL's debut album, burning with power from Hell and emitting sacrilegious smoke. It's an album that has one - and ONLY one - aim: to revive the old blackthrash spirit of the earlymid '80s, when legends like Venom, Bathory, Celtic Frost, Sodom, and Voivod stalked the earth. Link Wray was one of rock & roll's first bone fide guitar heroes, and his speaker-shredding buzzy chords were as distinctive a sound as anyone conjured up in rock's early years. So Link's old fans were thrown for a loop when, in 1971, the man made a comeback after several years along the margins with a self-titled album that set aside his big slabs of fretboard fuzz in favor of a loosely tight fusion of country, blues, and roughshod folk-rock