The A-side, "Rumble," is a landmark of instrumental rock. Its distorted guitar sound and aggressive feel influenced countless musicians.
- The song "Rumble" was released in 1958. It was banned in some markets due to its perceived violence and association with juvenile delinquency.
- "Rumble" reached number 67 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The B-side, "The Swag," also showcased the band's signature aggressive guitar sound.
- The Tampete label was a subsidiary of Swan Records. The single was released under the artist name "Link Wray and his Ray Men."
Link Wray and his Ray Men were an American rock and roll band. They are best known for their raw, instrumental style.
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