This 1971 self-titled release for the short-lived Debut label saw Wray leaning into a heavier, more aggressive rock sound, a clear departure from his earlier instrumental hits. The album features some of his most ferocious playing and marks a pivotal moment in his career.
- The album was recorded at Starday Recording Studio in Nashville, Tennessee.
- It was one of the first albums released on Steve Cropper's short-lived label, Debut Recordings.
- The album did not chart at the time of its release.
Link Wray is a guitarist from Dunn, North Carolina, best known for his influential, raw power chord-driven instrumental rock. He was a major figure in the surf rock and garage rock scenes of the 1960s and 70s.
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