Editing Link Wray (section)

===Singles===
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!Release date
![[A-side and B-side|A-side]]
![[A-side and B-side|B-side]]
!Label
!Catalog number
! style="width:50px;"| <small>[[Billboard Hot 100|US]]</small>
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|March 1958
|"[[Rumble (instrumental)|Rumble]]"
|"The Swag"
|[[Cadence Records|Cadence]]
|1347
|style="text-align:center" |16
|-
|January 1959
|"Raw-Hide"
|"Dixie-Doodle"
|[[Epic Records|Epic]]
|5-9300
|style="text-align:center" |23
|-
|June 1959
|"Comanche"
|"Lillian"
|Epic
|5-9321
|
|-
|October 1959
|"Slinky"
|"Rendezvous"
|Epic
|5-9343
|
|-
|February 1960
|"Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
|"Golden Strings" (Based on a [[Chopin]] etude)
|Epic
|5-9361
|
|-
|1960
|"Roughshod" [released as by Ray Vernon & The Raymen]
|"Vendetta" [released as by Ray Vernon & The Raymen]
|Scottie
|1320
|-
|October 1960
|"[[Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby (Jimmy Reed song)|Ain't That Lovin' You Babe]]"
|"[[Mary Ann (Ray Charles song)|Mary Ann]]"
|Epic
|5-9419
|
|-
|July 1961
|"Jack The Ripper"
|"The Stranger"
|Rumble
|1000
|
|-
|August 1961
|"El Toro"
|"Tijuana"
|Epic
|5-9454
|
|-
|November 1961
|"Evil Angel" [A-side by Ray Vernon]
|"Danger One Way Love" [B-side by Ray Vernon with Link Wray & His Raymen]
|Rumble
|1349
|
|-
|April 1962
|"Poppin' Popeye"
|"Big City Stomp"
|Trans Atlas
|M-687
|
|-
|October 1962
|"Hold It" [released as by Ray Vernon & The Raymen]
|"Big City After Dark" [released as by Ray Vernon & The Raymen]
|Mala
|456
|
|-
|January 1963
|"Dancing Party"
|"There's a Hole in the Middle of the Moon"
|Mala
|458
|
|-
|February 1963
|"Hambone" [A-side by [[Red Saunders (musician)|Red Saunders]] & His Orchestra with Dolores Hawkins & The Hambone Kids]
|"Rumble Mambo" [B-side by Link Wray & The Wraymen]
|[[Okeh Records|OKeh]]
|4-7166
|
|-
|March 1963
|"Jack The Ripper" [reissue]
|"The Black Widow"
|[[Swan Records|Swan]]
|S-4137
|style="text-align:center" |64
|-
|September 1963
|"Week End"
|"Turnpike U.S.A."
|Swan
|S-4154
|
|-
|November 1963
|"The Sweeper"
|"Run Chicken Run"
|Swan
|S-4163
|
|-
|February 1964
|"The Shadow Knows"
|"My Alberta"
|Swan
|S-4171
|
|-
|July 1964
|"Deuces Wild"
|"Summer Dream"
|Swan
|S-4187
|
|-
|February 1965
|"[[Good Rockin' Tonight]]"
|"I'll Do Anything For You"
|Swan
|S-4201
|
|-
|April 1965
|"I'm Branded"
|"Hang On"
|Swan
|S-4211
|
|-
|never released/withdrawn from schedule (originally set for mid–1965)
|"[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]]"
|"Rumble '65"
|Swan
|S-4221
|
|-
|July 1965
|"[[Baby What You Want Me to Do|Baby, What'cha Want Me]]"
|"Walkin' Down the Street Called Love"
|Diamond
|D-186
|
|-
|October 1965
|"[[Girl from the North Country]]"
|"You Hurt Me So"
|Swan
|S-4232
|
|-
|December 1965
|"Ace of Spades"
|"The Fuzz"
|Swan
|S-4239
|
|-
|February 1966
|"[[Batman Theme]]" (with Bobby Howard)
|"Alone"
|Swan
|S-4244
|
|-
|July 1966
|"Hidden Charms"
|"Ace of Spades" [alternate version]
|Swan
|S-4261
|
|-
|October 1966
|"[[Let the Good Times Roll (Shirley and Lee song)|Let the Good Times Roll]]" (with Kathy Lynn)
|"Soul Train"
|Swan
|S-4273
|
|-
|1967
|"Jack The Ripper" [reissue]
|"I'll Do Anything For You" [reissue]
|Swan
|S-4282
|
|-
|1968
|"Rumble '68"
|"Blow Your Mind"
|Heavy
|H-101
|
|-
|February 1969
|"Rumble–69"
|"Mind Blower"
|Mr. G (an imprint of [[Audio Fidelity Records|Audio Fidelity]])
|G-820
|
|-
|July 1971
|"Fire and Brimstone"
|"Juke Box Mama"
|[[Polydor Records|Polydor]]
|PD-14084
|
|-
|October 1971
|"Fallin' Rain"
|"Juke Box Mama"
|Polydor
|PD-14096
|
|-
|1973
|"Shine the Light"
|"[[Lawdy Miss Clawdy]]"
|Polydor
|PD-14188
|
|-
|1973
|"I'm So Glad, I'm So Proud"
|"Shawnee Tribe"
|[[Virgin Records|Virgin]] [UK]
|VS-103
|
|-
|1974
|"I Got To Ramble" (Dedicated to the memory of [[Duane Allman]])
|"She's That Kind of Woman"
|Polydor 
|PD-14256
|
|-
|1974
|"It Was a Bad Scene"
|"Backwoods Preacher Man"
|Polydor [UK]
|2066 366
|
|-
|1975
|"I Know You're Leaving Me Now"
|"Quicksand"
|Virgin [UK]
|VS-142
|
|-
|June 1979
|"[[It's All Over Now, Baby Blue]]"
|"Just That Kind"
|[[Charisma Records|Charisma]] [UK]
|CB-333
|
|-
|April 2018
|"Son of Rumble"
|"Whole Lotta Talking"
|Easy Eye Records
|566577-7
|
|-
|April 2019
|"Vernon's Diamond"
|"My Brother, My Son"
|Easy Eye Sound
|EES-009
|
|}<ref name="The Great Rock Discography">{{cite book |last=Strong |first=Martin C. |title=The Great Rock Discography |publisher=Mojo Books |location=Edinburgh |edition=5th |year=2000 |pages=1084–1085 |isbn=1-84195-017-3}}</ref>

Wray was a featured collaborator on [[Robert Gordon (singer)|Robert Gordon]]'s 1977 single "[[Red Hot (song)|Red Hot]]" (Private Stock 45–156). The single peaked at No. 83 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100 chart.<ref>{{cite magazine |magazine=Billboard |title=Hot 100 for the week ending October 15, 1977 |date=October 15, 1977 |volume=89 |number=41 |page=88}}  Note that, despite the correct credit on the record itself, the Billboard chart credited Wray as "Link Ray".</ref>