Ray Campi Rockabilly Rebel

[@andersdurango-by2cm]

I saw Ray Campi in Sweden artonde 1981 and he was soooo gooood!!!

[@andersdurango-by2cm]

I saw him AROUND 1981.

[@87joeyt]

Mr Campi was a substitute teacher at my middle school in LA in the 90s. He also loved not too far from me. Use to see him driving in a convertible Cadillac. He was the coolest and everyone looked forward to having a class subbed by Mr Campi

[@jknuttel]

I had the pleasure of knowing this "rock 'n' roll wildman" during the last few years of his life. He was a quiet, well-mannered gentleman in real life. I miss him.

[@carlosrulez174]

RIP best subsitute teacher ever. Had the best stories during middle school. 🙏

[@josetabuyolopez265]

Este grupo son muy buenos

[@jesse3180]

What middle school u go to? He was my sub also

[@jahbrony3650]

@@jesse3180 he subbed at washington irving middle school and Benjamin Franklin high school and maybe even eagle rock high school all in Los Angeles Ca

[@redelvis2517]

We were THERE! 1979, Caister, England! Our FIRST R&R-weekender, and Mr. Campi on stage.. 40 years already, but memories as fresh as yesterday!

[@santalofty4917]

vive eindhoven !lol !

[@daveycannsings]

Had the pleasure of having my photo taken with Ray and Graham Fenton backstage when I sang as part of COOL CAT CRY at VLV16 in 2013. Singing there , meeting these guys, and being in Las Vegas are experiences that I'll never forget.

[@markusalcudia]

RIP. Another true legend gone 😢😢😢

[@billiee835]

Rip ray ,saw him down the royalty 1977 I think it was, good night , sorry I'm late with comment , first phone I had ,got lots of photos from my rockabilly days , put them out very soon 🍺👍

[@MrArgayaes]

Que grande!

[@MrPianoMan0807]

Believe it or not, Ray Campi was my substitute teacher for history and english. Mr. Campi (which is how I had to address him) you rock! I love your music and Nathan says hi from King Middle School!

[@stevenclark9805]

Recorded live: 03-03-79 Rock 'N Roll Festival, Caister Holiday Centre, Grt. Yarmouth, UK Vocal (lead), Bass ~ Ray Campi B/G Vocals ~ Jerry Sikorski, Kevin Fennell, Colin Winski, Steve Clark, Guitars ~ Jerry Sikorski, Kevin Fennell, Colin Winski Drums ~ Steve Clark

[@NorthemTed90]

The real and only Rebels in the gold times, today Rock n Roll Movement looks the house of a strange. Eternal glory to all the Rockabilly Rebels¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@SlimJean]

Grande Ray! Tuve la suerte de verlo en directo. Dep, maestro del Rockabilly

[@michaelrck]

Watching 2020. At 00.2 sec, I am the young rocker chomping on gum. I am 19 yrs old but look 15. I am now 60 years old and look it! Apparently Ray Campi is still rockin.

[@rockabillytommy59]

He is Rockin’ in heaven now :( R.I.P. Ray!

[@michaelrck]

@@rockabillytommy59 So sad. But he done good things for many years. Good Rockin tonight. R.I.P. Ray.

[@daringgabeable]

RIP Ray Campi

[@nkv47]

Ray was my Jr High School English Teacher in 1976...

[@reccoprod]

Very good!!!

[@gregsherwood185]

Norm Vance hey I was there about that time. Did you we’ve see the liquor in his desk drawer

[@diegomolineroolschansky8930]

One of the best videos in youtube. This man in the minute 0:33 is amazing,,, ray campi rules

[@felixstewart9705]

+Diego Molinero Olschansky He was my substitute teacher today!

[@diegomolineroolschansky8930]

+Felix Stewart ray campi? I heard he's a history teacher, isn't he?

[@felixstewart9705]

He taught math and science

[@l8tl8t]

Yes to and he was awesome live and takes me back to some fun times!! Torr up!

[@RockinRedRover]

If you're in the UK in January then join us with Ray at the Rockers Reunion, sadly it may be our last chance to get Tore Up with Ray...

[@andersdurango-by2cm]

Then I understand what a still is even thou I'm from Sweden.

[@garywoollard810]

Thanks Ronny Weiser and Rollin Rock records.

[@miriamaznarmartinez7889]

Gracias muy buena música

[@peterockindaddio5563]

great rockin man n great dancin

[@josephsardena3525]

That was a great wild party there !

[@Linuxmusica]

El rey, el puto amo del rockabilly Yeeeaaahhhhh!!!!!!!!!

[@omardoomer944]

rebel flags

[@longgchris]

Fabuleux, de bons (très bons souvenirs d'un concert Niederbipp en 1986) Thank's a lot & best regards

[@HazLaSimple]

this is GREAT

[@miriamaznarmartinez7889]

Dep Ray

[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

I thought Teddy boys didn't associate with Rockabilly in the 80s

[@l8tl8t]

Yes we did!!

[@l8tl8t]

Yes and Torr up was the biz!

[@RockinRedRover]

Thats the irony of it all. Since the mid? 80s Crazy Cavan have always "been" a Teddy Boy band, yet in their early years they dressed and played rockabilly, the uk "rockabilly revival" was spearheaded by them and friends in their home area of South Wales. Yet the oldskule Teds thought us "young" rockabillies were threats hence the troubles at weekenders like this one in 1979. Thankfully we're all older and wiser now !

[@l8tl8t]

I loved the weekenders! "

[@RockinRedRover]

We still do, altho at a slower pace and a few less beers !

[@johnniejukebox]

great stuff man!!

[@Walrab1]

Brilliant days

[@tuckerbrmc]

Mr. Rockabilly Man!!! Pure Rockabilly! este es del video, Blue Suede Shoes, no?

[@bestgoutmachine]

What country was this fimned

[@RockinRedRover]

Ladbrookes Holiday Camp, Caistor, Norfolk, England in 1979. Very near where the Hemsby rockin weekenders are still being held. This clip is part of a full length film thats been out on VHS etc for years called "Blue Suede Shoes", it's on KZbin.

[@ronaldopenshaw3188]

England

[@GabrielGarcia-su9po]

Most likely uk

[@rockabillymallorca9999]

como es el nombre de 1:04?

[@juanm.izquierdo3138]

Colin Winski

[@dazzablue68]

some great dancing

[@losrocketmen]

@dhaeze Fuckin' BADASS!

[@juancarlosmendez7087]

🍺🍺

[@MrCrises1]

My Old Substitute Teacher=))

[@Controlvers]

@dhaeze This is northern soul dancing style!

[@hyramhackenbacker3953]

This type of dancing came first long before Northern Soul.

[@birkenhead93351]

What is with the back drops at 00.33. that's deffo northern soul dance moves and so is some of the footwork by the girls in full circle skirts spinning.

[@RockinRedRover]

There was (and still is) quite a few people then who were into both scenes. First time I heard abt Northern Soul was from a lad in my home area, west Glostershire, who was a rockabilly like me, yet.. FWIW I hated mainstream pop "disco" at the time, still do, but have grown to appreciate proper 60s soul for its good songs and music.

[@salliethomasthomas3030]

lol...yes they are similar...BUT you will find Rock n roll / Rockabilly was before Northern Soul.....so who's copying who?...mmmmm

[@dhaeze]

how do they call the dancing style seen at 0:33 ?

[@redelvis2517]

BOPPIN'! Very different from the Twist or Jive..

[@dezerterCOD2]

rockabilly rules :) guy in 0:33 is amazing !

[@DrFeinst0ne]

@dhaeze ¿ Ab shapers dance ?

[@carlosaguilarmiranda1866]

rebel rockers

[@billhaleyrock2471]

rockabilly rebel ist das aber nicht.

[@jacemeldrum5052]

RIP Ray Campi