Ray Campi
Ray Campi, born Raymond Charles Campi on April 20, 1934, in New York City, was
an American singer-songwriter and musician nicknamed "The Rockabilly Rebel". He
started his musical career in Austin, Texas, recording for labels like Domino
Records and Dot Records in the mid-1950s. His breakthrough came in the early
1970s when Ronny Weiser of Rollin' Rock Records tracked him down, leading to the
release of "Pan American Boogie". Campi began extensive touring starting in 1977
and released notable albums including Rockabilly Man (1981) and With Friends in
Texas (1988). He was also nota...
