Bootlegs, Outtakes and Rarities

Welcome to the jimcampilongo.com mp3 vault -- the only place to get live bootlegs, studio outtakes, and other Campilongo rarities.

Jim Campilongo Electric Trio - Chelsea Bridge (mp3, 5.2MB)
with Richard Hammond (bass) and Tony Mason (drums). This Billy Strayhorn tune was recorded "live" at the Living Room Feb 12 2007.

Jim Campilongo Electric Trio - Michelle (mp3)
This version of "Michelle" was recorded live in New York City's Living Room in August 2003. Tim Luntzel has a rare recorded appearence playing electric bass, and Dan Rieser is on drums. Although the version of "Michelle" on American Hips has some nice moments, personally I prefer the spirit and sonic "low fidelity" of this version.

Check out the Jim Campilongo Trio at the Living Room (on Ludlow and Stanton) every Monday Night from 11pm to 1 am.

The Jim Campilongo Band - Sweet Dreams (mp3, 5.6MB)
This was an outtake from the "Live At The DuNord" record. It has a nice vibe.

Jim Campilongo Band - Sore Thumb (mp3, 1MB)
Another outtake from Table for One which almost made it on Heavy.

Jim Campilongo Band - Hamster Wheel (mp3, 2.4MB)
This version of Hamster Wheel almost made it to Live at the Du Nord -- I don't remember why we didn't put it on because it sounds pretty good to me.

Van Riff - Knee Deep In The Blues (mp3, 920k)
This tune is from a great but short-lived band that played with a fine singer whose talent equalled the coolness of his name. This band kicked around the Bay Area in the early 90s until disbanding.

Music for Bridgestone Tires -- The Wheel Goes Round
These are three versions of a Bridgestone Tire Ad I did for Music For Picture. I don't have much info but I do know the *first* and *last* version are tracks that were picked and were given airplay. Track three has become such a popular jingle that Bridgestone Tire made a "Teddy Polar Bear" that plays this song upon pulling the string in it's neck. For some reason, not really known to me, this Teddy Bear experience was in the top five all-time thrills of my career! I heard this song during the 2004 World Series, for once I'm glad I didn't mute!

Jim Campilongo -- Music for Jack Daniels (mp3, 1.3MB)