Stewart, Charlie Hunter, Adam Levy, Sunny Ozell, Peter Rowan, Teddy Thompson, Martha Wainwright and Norah Jones Campilongo released Orange in 2010. In 2011, "Awful Pretty, Pretty Awful" was nominated for Best Instrumental Song at the 10th Annual Independent Music Awards. His album Dream Dictionary (2014) included Chris Morrissey (bass) and Josh Dion (drums). Other contributions came from Steve Cardenas, who played on two acoustic songs, and Norah Jones, who sang the album's only vocal on "Here I Am" by Ray Charles. On Last Night, This Morning Campilongo joined the Honeyfingers with Luca Benedetti (guitar), Jonny Lam (pedal and lap steel guitar), Roy Williams (acoustic guitar, piano, organ), Dave Speranza (double bass) and Russ Meissner (drums). Vintage Guitar magazine called it "a brilliant record with magic and artistry". In 2017 Campilongo produced Zephaniah Ohora with co-producer Luca Benedetti that All Music described "…just enough warmth and echo to suggest the softer records emanating from Bakersfield in the '60s and '70s, and that is precisely the right musical bed for OHora". In 2018 Campilongo released Live at Rockwood that included guest artist Nels Cline. Vintage Guitar Magazine wrote "...there's no doubt Campilongo's playing is a treasure...the live format of this record is the perfect way for his capabilities and uniqueness to be perfectly displayed...the match of Campilongo with Chris Morrissey on bass and Josh Dion on drums is the ideal fit..." In 2020, Campilongo collaborated with Luca Benedetti on the critically acclaimed Two Guitars. The stripped down approach was described by Guitar Magazine (Japan) "...Jim and Luca have a telepathic chemistry on this great collection of beautiful originals and wonderfully curated covers on Two Guitars..." Instruments For many years, Campilongo's primary guitar was a 1959 Telecaster. In 2010, the Fender Custom Shop introduced a limited-edition Campilongo Signature Fender Telecaster, and Campilongo has performed live and recorded with examples of his signature model as well. In 2018, he collaborated with luthier Chihoe Hahn to create the Hahn Campilongo Model C guitar, an electric guitar based on the Fender Telecaster. Discography As leader Jim Campilongo and the 10 Gallon Cats (Blue Hen, 1996) Loose (Blue Hen, 1997) Table for One (Blue Hen, 1998) Heavy (Blue Hen, 2000) Live at the Du Nord (Ethic, 2000) American Hips (Blue Hen, 2003) The Little Willies (Milking Bull, 2005) Heaven Is Creepy (Blue Hen, 2006) Almost Christmas (Blue Hen, 2008) Orange (Blue Hen, 2009) For the Good Times