The 50 Heaviest Songs Before Black Sabbath: #40-31
Guitar World counts down the heaviest songs before Black Sabbath. #50-41
37 - Bunker Hill, “The Girl Can’t Dance” (1963)
It’s always guitar players that are given credit with first making use of distortion, but it’s clear that Bunker Hill was pushing the levels to the max on this roaring cut from the early ’60s, backed by none other than Link Wray & The Raymen.
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