Live Recordings:
Superman (Live) - 1.29 MB - The notes started high and got higher - this cover of a Five for Fighting song turned into a competition for who could do the best impression of Orville the Duck. Classic.
Evergreen (Live) - 392 KB - A short but funny clip that is Gary's Song of the Month for January.
Brown-Eyed Girl (Live) - 1.94 MB - A great track from the Staff Training Sing-along in Hayward Dining Hall; one of the funniest nights in history - if only the Duck Inn could've been recorded too...
Camp-Songs Medley - PART ONE: 1.31 MB These are just some excerpts from the improvised madness that happened between 1am and 4.30am the same night/morning. How this even exists is a miracle. As a guide, this includes Unit Songs and Alice
Camp-Songs Medley - PART TWO: 2.14 MB More of the same, including: Hayward Song, Hump-ty-Dump, more Alice (!), 'did we record it?', 'Don't Stand So' - censored - and the accusations the moment when a plectrum was found...this is brilliant...
Classic Camp Songs - The Originals:
More coming soon (these take ages to edit and upload, so having to do them a few at a time! )
....if anyone has any desperate request for the next couple that I put up here, just post them on the message board...we've got most of the stuff from the lodge, ala, and staff training singalongs, but if you want an original track up here that we sang at camp but wasn't recorded, I can put those up too (you'll get a quicker download speed from here than from a file-sharing program)
Pete.
You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling - The Righteous Brothers (Original Version)- sorry we don't have the dining hall version, but this tune will still bring back some memories...
Time of Your Life (live) 1.88 MB - Sing-along recorded in the Lodge at the end of Staff Training, it's just one of those songs that sums up a lot of what camp is about...
Download MP3s of Camp Songs Below
First you'll need a sound player - you can a get a good free one at www.winamp.com, but most recent versions of Windows Media Player can play MP3's too - if you're running Napster/Kazaa or something like that, you could save these sound files along with your other songs, and use the players that comes with those as well.
To download each song, right-click with your mouse on the song-title you want, then select 'Save Target As...' (this is for Internet Explorer, I'm sure Netscape has an equivalent), and then just choose where you want to save it, and then once it's completed downloading, just open it! Simple as that.