About Ray Campi
Lived 1934 – 2021 (aged 86). Ray Campi was an American singer and musician.
Early discography
Many of Ray Campi's earliest 1950s recordings were not issued until the 1980s and 1990s, mostly on European albums. But the following were issued on 45-rpm and, in some cases, 78-rpm. "Caterpillar" was considered his most popular record until his revival in the 1970s.
TNT 145 "Caterpillar"/"Play It Cool" 1956
Dot 15617 "It Ain't Me"/"Give That Love to Me" 1957
Domino 700 "My Screamin' Screamin' Mimi"/"Uh Huh Huh" 1958
Domino 701 "You Gambled"/"No Time" 1958
D-104 "Ballad of Donna and Peggy Sue"/"The Man I Met (Tribute to the Big Bopper)" 1959
Verve 10208 "Our Man in Havana"/"Reprieve of Love" 1960
Colpix 166 "Cry For Happy"/"Hear What I Wanna Hear" 1960
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Ray Campi?
American rock musician (1934–2021)
When was Ray Campi born?
Ray Campi was born on 20 April 1934 in Yonkers.
When did Ray Campi die?
Ray Campi died on 11 March 2021 in Los Angeles.
What was Ray Campi's occupation?
Ray Campi was a singer and musician.
What nationality was Ray Campi?
Ray Campi was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Ray Campi. https://biography.guide/ray-campi/
MLA: "Ray Campi." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/ray-campi/.
Chicago: "Ray Campi." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/ray-campi/.
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