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Jimmy Chamberlin 2009-12-03

Drum clinic.
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Category:Jimmy Chamberlin drum clinics
Jimmy Chamberlin 2013-08-31

Chicago Jazz Festival 2013. Tickets were $15, and the show had two sets lasting from 9:30 PM–10:45 PM and 11:15 PM–12:30 AM. The marketing from Andy's Jazz Club read:
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Category:Live performances with missing setlists
Jimmy Chamberlin 2014-02-22 (Umphrey's McGee)

On February 22, 2014, fellow Chicago band Umphrey's McGee performed just around the corner from Jimmy Chamberlin's own gig with Frank Catalano at the Green Mill Jazz Club. He accepted an invitation to join them for one encore song, replacing drummer Kris Myers for their cover version of "Cherub Rock".
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Jimmy Chamberlin 2014-04-23

April 23, 2014 was Jimmy Chamberlin's appearance at the 2014 Petty Fest in Chicago. The annual festival is a tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, with proceeds going to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, providing financial assistance to struggling musicians with illnesses, disability or age-related problems.https://music.mxdwn.com/2014/03/22/news/petty-fest-2014-announces-shows-in-l-a-seattle-and-chicago/
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* Jimmy Chamberlin – drums
* Cory Chisel – vocals
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Jimmy Chamberlin 2014-05-02

Chicago International Movies & Music Festival CIMM Festival, Wicker Park, 1st Ward
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# Live score to Sergei Eisenstein's silent film 'Battleship Potemkin'
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* Jimmy Chamberlin – drums
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Jimmy Chamberlin 2014-06-27

Love Supreme Collective CD Preview Party
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* Frank Catalano – saxophone
* Jimmy Chamberlin – drums
* Scott Williams – piano
* Kurt Schweitz – bass 
* Chris Paquette – percussion
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Category:Live performances with missing setlists
Jimmy Chamberlin 2015-08-17

August 17, 2015 saw the first night of Jimmy Chamberlin sitting in with The 8G Band, the house band for Late Night with Seth Meyers. Since bandleader Fred Armisen is also a working actor, the show frequently employs guest drummers in his absence. Other guest drummers with connections to the Smashing Pumpkins have included Brad Wilk, Kenny Aronoff and Matt Cameron.
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Jimmy Chamberlin 2015-08-18

August 17, 2015 saw the second night of Jimmy Chamberlin sitting in with The 8G Band, the house band for Late Night with Seth Meyers. Since bandleader Fred Armisen is also a working actor, the show frequently employs guest drummers in his absence. Other guest drummers with connections to the Smashing Pumpkins have included Brad Wilk, Kenny Aronoff and Matt Cameron.
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Category:Live performances with incomplete setlists
Jimmy Chamberlin 2015-08-19

August 19, 2015 saw the third night of Jimmy Chamberlin sitting in with The 8G Band, the house band for Late Night with Seth Meyers. Since bandleader Fred Armisen is also a working actor, the show frequently employs guest drummers in his absence. Other guest drummers with connections to the Smashing Pumpkins have included Brad Wilk, Kenny Aronoff and Matt Cameron.
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Category:Live performances with incomplete setlists
Jimmy Chamberlin 2015-08-20

August 20, 2015 saw the fourth and final night of Jimmy Chamberlin sitting in with The 8G Band, the house band for Late Night with Seth Meyers. Since bandleader Fred Armisen is also a working actor, the show frequently employs guest drummers in his absence. Other guest drummers with connections to the Smashing Pumpkins have included Brad Wilk, Kenny Aronoff and Matt Cameron.
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Category:Live performances with incomplete setlists
Jimmy Chamberlin 2016-07-30

July 30, 2016 saw Jimmy Chamberlin join Jane's Addiction for the last song of their set at the Lollapalooza festival in Chicago. As he usually does for the song, Jane's drummer Stephen Perkins plays bongos and a kettle drum at the front of the stage and Chamberlin uses his drumkit. Dave Navarro's guitar tech joins them for the song as well.
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Jimmy Chamberlin 2021-11-17

On November 17, 2021, Jimmy Chamberlin was featured in the Lincoln Presidential Museum's special exhibit, State of Sound: A World of Music from Illinois. He demonstrates his playing skills, and discusses influences as well as stories of his career and battle with drug addiction. The program was free but required a seat reservation.
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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex

The Jimmy Chamberlin Complex is an alternative rock/jazz fusion band, founded by Jimmy Chamberlin of the The Smashing Pumpkins and Billy Mohler. Their debut album entitled Life Begins Again was released on January 25, 2005. The album featured vocals by Rob Dickinson of the 1990s British alternative group Catherine Wheel, as well as Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers, and singer Linda Strawberry. Following Chamberlin's March 2009 departure from The Smashing Pumpkins, he has said that he will continue to record under the Jimmy Chamberlin Complex name.
On March 28, 2013 Chamberlin was asked in an interview when the next Jimmy Chamberlin Complex record is due. Jimmy explained that 5 or 6 songs have been written over the past few years, but due to time constraints "Mohler is really busy producing and their schedules haven’t matched up". In September 2014, Chamberlin revealed on his Twitter account that the new Jimmy Chamberlin Complex record had been further delayed because Mohler was expecting another baby. Finally, The Parable hit stores on November 6, 2017.
On August 7, 2020, the band released the "Humility" single on SoundCloud, and a new EP entitled Honor was released on September 25.https://www.makerecords.com/?pgid=kcp1bzml-c5875bd3-a6ff-4142-9686-a298def256d3
==Discography==
* Life Begins Again (2005)
* The Parable (2017)
* Honor (2020)
==Members==
*Gannin Arnold (guitar)
*Jimmy Chamberlin (drums)
*Mike Garson (piano)
*Billy Mohler (bass, vocals)
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*Adam Benjamin (Fender Rhodes)
*Sean Woolstenhulme (guitar, vocals)
==See also==
* Jimmy Chamberlin Complex tour history
==References==
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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex 2005-01-15

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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex 2005-04-09

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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex 2005-04-28

Some photos show a tenor saxophone player performing with the band.If anyone knows who he is, please get in touch, or feel free to edit this wiki yourself! :)
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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex 2005-08-19

August 19, 2005 was Jimmy Chamberlin Complex's first appearance at the Pukkelpop festival and their first show in Belgium. The tent capacity of 3000 is a rough estimate.
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Jimmy Chamberlin Complex 2005-08-26

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* The unknown encore song may or may not be the same song that was occasionally played on the North American spring tour
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Jimmy Flemion

Jimmy Flemion is a founding member, with his older brother Dennis Flemion, of controversial independent rock band The Frogs. Jimmy is mostly the lead singer and guitarist for the group. He has been known to play solo shows with just an acoustic guitar.
Jimmy and his brother were briefly featured in The Smashing Pumpkins 1994 video release, Vieuphoria. In 1996, the brothers toured with the Pumpkins on their Infinite Sadness tour, with brother Dennis filling on keyboards following the death of Jonathan Melvoin. During the encores of "1979", Jimmy, clad with a silver bat-winged suit, would pick members of the audience to dance onstage.
The brothers Flemion also appeared on the Pumpkins' "Medellia of the Gray Skies" on the band's single, "Tonight, Tonight". On Adore, the brothers backed vocals for "To Sheila" and "Behold! The Night Mare".
Jimmy Flemion was also a member and principal songwriter for The Last Hard Men, a short-lived Jimmy Chamberlin side project.
== Studio appearances ==
* The Aeroplane Flies High (1996) – instrumentation on "Medellia of the Gray Skies"
* Adore (1998) – additional vocals on "To Sheila" and "Behold! the Night Mare"
* The Last Hard Men (1998) – guitarist and songwriter
== References ==
July 1996 – Chicago

The July 1996 sessions in Chicago (unclear exactly where) were the first sessions for Adore, held shortly after Jimmy Chamberlin's departure from the band. The Smashing Pumpkins functioned as a trio during this session. With about 10 songs hastily recorded in a week, the session was scrapped as the finished product seemed more like demos. This may or may not be a part of the Summer 1996 – Soundworks session.
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July 2000 – Chicago Recording Company

The July 2000 Chicago Recording Company sessions saw The Smashing Pumpkins work on unfinished songs from the primary Machina sessions.http://www.spfc.org/band/studio.html?session_id=47 "Lucky 13" was already largely completed and only needed vocals and bass.Billy Corgan. November 29, 2020 Instagram #MachinaMixes update
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July 25, 1995 – Chicago Recording Company

On July 25, 1995 at the Chicago Recording Company, a Virgin in-house tape of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness mixes was made, dating from July 25, 1995 (duplicated August 4, 1995). The tape is labeled Master Mixes and likewise sound identical to the album versions.
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July and October 2016 – Shangri La Studios

The July and October 2016 Shangri La Studios were the recording sessions for Billy Corgan's second solo album Ogilala. Largely written on Corgan's first trip touring America in early 2016, producer Rick Rubin urged Corgan to record a stripped-down, acoustically-based album. Basic tracking sessions were held in July with overdubs in October.
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An early 60's Guild Texan acoustic ("probably the loudest acoustic" Corgan has) was the primary guitar used for recording.oe Bosso, "Billy Corgan Breaks Out the Acoustics for His New Album, 'Ogilala'", Guitar World, November 1, 2017 He also used a 60's Gibson Tortoise on at least one song.
== Background ==
Corgan has said he went into the studio ready to make his final record. "Have you ever had the fantasy where you were going to write a suicide note?" he asked i News. "The letter people would read after you die, where you say all the things you wouldn’t have the courage to say? It felt a little like that. Siamese Dream was the only other record that had that same level of confession: something needs to die, something needs to live, something needs to be let go of, something needs to prosper."
The sessions followed the autumn 2014 sessions for the abandoned Day For Night album. Corgan felt disgusted with the material, save for a few songs. He had decided against writing anymore records for The Smashing Pumpkins. After writing a new set of songs destined as a solo effort, Rubin expressed interest in the project and soon Corgan was in his Malibu, California studio. "[Rubin] told me he liked the feeling of the demos that I sent him, so he just wanted to start there and see where it led us. He didn’t have a destination in mind ... he wanted to let the record make itself", Corgan told Drowned In Sound.
Corgan left much of the process to Rubin's direction. "I loved it," says Corgan. "He makes really wonderful decisions and after a while, once I started to understand his vision, which he doesn’t necessarily articulate, it comes out more in his decision making, then I was able to get behind that and push it to something that felt very personal."
== Return of James Iha ==
The song "Processional" marks the first time since The Smashing Pumpkins' break-up in 2000 that Corgan has collaborated with the band's former guitarist James Iha. Regarding the experience, Corgan had to say:
Corgan said Iha was likely the individual "most responsible for me being more interested in acoustic music", and that asking him to perform on the record was a way of paying tribute to his influence.Briony Edwards, "Just William", Louder Sound, October 12, 2017
== References ==
June-July 1996 – Soundworks

The June-July 1996 Soundworks sessions included various recordings for the last of the Mellon Collie B-sides, destined for either the "Thirty-Three" single or cover songs for The Aeroplane Flies High box set. James Iha's songs were largely recorded at his home but the rest were recorded at Soundworks, with D'Arcy Wretzky's vocal track being recorded at her home by Kerry Brown (which included audible smacking of bubble gum!).
The drums for the studio version of "The Aeroplane Flies High (Turns Left, Looks Right)" were recorded in Australia the previous March, while Corgan finished the rest during these sessions some time after Jimmy Chamberlin left the band.Billy Corgan. Radio.com's New Arrivals interview with Bryce Segall. January 27, 2021 interview
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June-July 2014 – Pumpkinland II

The June-July 2014 Pumpkinland II was the continued recording sessions for Monuments to an Elegy. Billy Corgan and Jeff Schroeder track guitar, bass, keyboards and vocals to Tommy Lee's drums recorded in Los Angeles.
Just as with other sessions during the Monuments era, Corgan delivered regular updates through the Smashing Pumpkins Nexus website, which are compiled below.
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Compiled from smashingpumpkinsnexus.com:
=== June 9, 2014 – Shacka-Lacka Boom-Boom ===
=== June 11, 2014 – In The Big Country ===
=== June 14, 2014 – Archangel Michael and The Full Force 5 ===
=== June 15, 2014 – Blow-Up ===
=== June 16, 2014 – Heroes and Zeroes ===
=== June 18, 2014 – Energy, Endurance, Focus, Power ===
=== June 19, 2014 – Appetite For Construction ===
=== June 20, 2014 – Yep, It Blowed Up real Good ===
=== June 20, 2014 – Tone Benders ===
=== June 22, 2014 – Felinus ===
=== June 23, 2014 – Odes to the Alien ===
=== June 24, 2014 – The Gleeman Pentaphonic ===
=== June 25, 2014 – Rising Edge ===
=== June 26, 2014 – Drummers Drumming Drummerly ===
=== June 28, 2014 – Secret Weapons ===
June 1996 – Bugg Studios

The June 1996 Bugg Studios sessions included recordings for various James Iha B-sides. While "A Night Like This" was recorded in June at Soundworks along with the other The Aeroplane Flies High covers, "The Bells" seems to have been a Mellon Collie outtake which James slowly completed on over time.
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June 2021 – Sound Emporium Studios

The June 2021 Sound Emporium Studios sessions were for an unreleased album by a new project from Billy Corgan featuring Stuart Duncan, Ilya Toshinskiy, Dennis Crouch, Bryan Sutton, and Paul Franklin https://www.instagram.com/howardwillingmix/p/CQOoM5bDa6k/.
Nothing else is really known about this project and the album remains unreleased.
== References ==
June 2022 – Sound Emporium Studios

The June 2022 Sound Emporium Studios sessions at Studio B were writting sessions for Aghori Mhori Mei. 
For about three weeks, Billy and Jimmy would jam with a local Nashville bassist Live Q&A on Instagram - August 2, 2024 , writing riffs and working on ideas while trying to get into the mindset for this record. Only around four of the sixty ideas recorded ended up being worked for songs on the album Jimmy interview with American Music Supply - September 2024 .
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June 30, 1993 – VPRO Radio

The June 30, 1993 VPRO Radio session was for the Villa '65 show in the Netherlands. The all-acoustic sessions yield the "Dancing in the Moonlight" Thin Lizzy cover which was released as a B-side on the "Disarm" single. "Spaceboy" can be found on NME Brat Pack, while the remainder of the session can be found on bootlegs.
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Katie Cole

Katie Cole (born October 25https://www.instagram.com/p/CVc-1Neg4_o/) is an Australian singer-songwriter and musician who has been a touring multi-instrumentalist for The Smashing Pumpkins since 2015, and contributed backing vocals on CYR and ATUM: A Rock Opera in Three Acts. She has also guested at Billy Corgan solo shows.
== History ==
Her career began in Australia, where she wrote songs for Gloria Gaynor and other dance artists, toured, and released her debut EP. She was eventually contacted by Howard Willing, after which she relocated to Los Angeles. She went on to work with numerous other artists and release several solo albums in the US before being recruited to play bass for The Smashing Pumpkins during the In Plainsong tour. Her own solo act opened up for the Pumpkins during the 2015 leg of the tour. During the Shiny and Oh So Bright tour, she played keyboards, guitar and providing backing vocals, as well as during the 2019 European tour. She then returned to the road with the band in fall 2022 for the Spirits On Fire tour.
==Studio appearances==
*2019: Cotillions (Billy Corgan) – backing vocals
*2020: CYR (The Smashing Pumpkins) – backing vocals
*2023: ATUM: A Rock Opera in Three Acts (The Smashing Pumpkins) - backing vocals
== References ==
Kempische Steenweg

Kempische Steenweg is the name given to the area where the annual Pukkelpop festival is held near Hasselt, Belgium. In 1993, a new indoor stage called The Marquee was added, supplementing the outdoor Main Stage. In 1995, for the festival's tenth anniversary, the event became a two-day event for the first time, with The Smashing Pumpkins and Neil Young as the headlining acts.
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Kenny Aronoff

Kenny Aronoff (born March 7, 1953, in Albany, New York) is an American drummer who was the primary drummer for The Smashing Pumpkins during the Adore tour, alongside percussionists Dan Morris and Stephen Hodges. He can be seen performing with the band in the "Perfect" music video.
In addition to working with the Pumpkins, Aronoff has been the sideman for many bands both live and in the studio, notably John Mellencamp, John Fogerty, Chickenfoot and Joe Satriani.
== Relevant studio appearances ==
* 2000: Iommi – drummer on "Black Oblivion" which Billy Corgan co-wrote with Tony Iommi
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Kiki Wong

Kiki Wong is a Los Angeles-based rock guitarist who joined the touring lineup of The Smashing Pumpkins in 2024. She has a large following on social media and has been called one of Instagram's "foremost shredders." She has performed with acts such as Taylor Swift, Usher, Bret Michaels, and bands Nylon Pink, Hellfire Heart – and Vigil of War, with whom she still is a member.
Following the departure of long-time guitarist Jeff Schroeder, The Smashing Pumpkins announced on January 5, 2024, that they were looking for a new guitarist and everyone was welcome to apply. Within weeks, the band had received over 10,000 submissions with "8 people working full-time to review each and every one." By mid-April, Wong made an Instagram story picturing her son and featuring the song "The Boy". On April 26, 2024, The Smashing Pumpkins made the announcement confirming Wong as the new touring guitarist.
== References ==
Kill Your Parents

"Kill Your Parents" by The Smashing Pumpkins is not actually a real song, but banter that regularly preceded "Siva" during live shows in the early 90s. Usually the band would preface "Siva" by saying it's a "song about killing your parents and taking drugs", though sometimes they would explicitly say the song is called "Kill Your Parents". Typically the banter lasted between a minute and two minutes.
It is listed as its own track on the Mashed Potatoes bootleg.
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Kimberly Kay

Kimberly Kay (sometimes called the Mayonaise guitar) is the name given to a 1960s Kimberly Bison electric guitar owned by Billy Corgan. It is the "secret weapon" used for the howling feedback famously heard on "Mayonaise", and was also used on "1979", "Panopticon" and "Pissant".An old friend stopped by the studio today, Kerry Brown's blogspot, September 21, 2009
Unlike stock Kimberly Bisons, Corgan had the knobs replaced with Stratocaster-style knobs, and the whammy bar is missing.http://www.spfc.org/band/equipment.html?equipment_id=152
The guitar was purchased for $65 from a pawn shop in Madison, Wisconsin. As such a cheap guitar, it at the time would emit a whistling feedback sound whenever it was plugged in but not played. The pickups used gold foil, creating a unique bleeding tone. Corgan used this to his advantage, and this is the howling feedback heard during the refrains (i.e. at the ~2:01 mark) of "Mayonaise". The guitar was also used in the same sessions for the recording of "Pissant".
Kimberly Kay was the guitar used to write and record "1979". Beyond that, producer Kerry Brown reported that it was used on "Panopticon", when he referred to it as Corgan's "secret weapon". Reportedly, the guitar was also used during the recording of Zeitgeist.https://www.reddit.com/r/SmashingPumpkins/comments/ltuozj/the_guitar_used_to_for_the_whistle_effect_on/
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King of the Road

"King of the Road" is a song written by country singer Roger Miller, who first recorded it in November 1964. The song was used as the Smashing Pumpkins intro music for approximately five weeks of the Rock Invasion tour. The lyrics tell of the day-to-day life of a hobo who, despite being poor (a "man of means by no means"), revels in his freedom, describing himself humorously and cynically as the "king of the road".
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