Orange

Guitarist Jim Campilongo's new release of instrumental music is produced by Anton Fier, featuring original compositions and a few eclectic covers. Vocalist/guitarist Leah Siegel guests on the Stones tune No Expectations and the Stooges No Fun. The band features Stephan Crump - acoustic bass, Tony Mason - drums and percussion with acoustic guitarist Steve Cardenas featured on a couple of tracks.

'...It is the provenance of a precious few who can so beautifully mine the harmonic depth of a Telecaster with the grace and fluid fantasy of Jim Campilongo. Orange offers another vivid glimpse into the mind of an artist who paints masterpieces with the guitar...' -The Tonequest Report

'Simply stunning - an album instrumental music fans will likely quickly salute as a classic. Orange bursts with succulent playing and juicy compositions, an ear-snagging winner in every regard. -DC, JamBase

'Jim Campilongo's latest record is one of those great guitar discs that serves up new treats every time you listen...' -Vintage Guitar

'His latest masterpiece...his playing style is more than unique, revealing a range that extends from seductive country swing to atmospheric jazz and well beyond...' -Premier Guitar

Orange is yet another collection of remarkable fret work from Campilongo, an astonishingly diverse assortment of instrumentals.' -Direct Current Music

'Our favorite Mad Telecaster SuperGenius, Jim Campilongo, has a brand new album called Orange that sets a broad, new, standard for experimentation in melody and intention.' -Urban Semiotic

'I purchased it and let me tell you Jim does not disapoint! From the gritty tone of Backburner to the haunting melody of Chelsea Bridge Jim has created a masterpiece! I highly recommend this album!' -ADK Telesound