Dunn / Philadelphia / Portsmouth / Fredericksburg / Boston / /
Company
Lilly / Mohawk / MTV / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
cent / / /
Event
Movie Release / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Wray’s Shack / National Museum of the American Indian / Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian / /
Holiday
Independence Day / /
IndustryTerm
heavy metal / /
Movie
West Side Story / Pulp Fiction / Jack the Ripper / Street Kings of Motor City / /
MusicAlbum
Yellow Moon / /
Organization
Vernon Wray Orchestra / Army / Smithsonian / /
Person
Jimmy McDonough / Archie Bleyer / Perry Como-styled / Sherry Wray / Ray Vernon / Salma Hayek / Norman / Pete Townshend / Neil Young / Bob Dylan / Derek Miller / Jimmy Page / Shorty Horton / Doug Wray / Earl Phelps / Patti Page / Vernon Wray / Andy Williams / Link Wray / David Arquette / Tex Davis / Kris Kristofferson / Perry Como / Kara Briggs / Ray Liotta / Cameo Records / Willie Phelps / Richard Gere / Jeff Beck / Randy Quaid / Pat Boone / Bing Crosby / /
Position
businessman / record executive / manager of the family music business / drummer / historian / wonderful drummer / rock musician / bass player / recording engineer / editor / journalist / worker / off the record player / musician / reporter / News Service editor / Sheriff / 36-year-old rock musician / American Indian News Service editor / /
Music Q&A Power source behind Link Wray’s chords: his family American Indian News Service Link Wray and his Ray Men broke into American pop music in 1958 with a loud guitar riff later characterized as the power chord,