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CD BROADCAST 012
Born: March 24th 1899 He was born in Lanarkshire on October 5th. 1900 as James Montgomery Fyfe
(he later added another f to be the same as his distant cousin Will Fyffe).
He was introduced to Geraldo at the Savoy Hotel by an enthusiatic lady
friend who gave him the name of Monte Rey! He performed with Geraldo and
his Gaucho Tango Band from August 1934 to it's end in October 1937. He
then moved to Joe Loss and his Orchestra, with whom he had appeared since
April 1936, and stayed with the band until June 1941. He then went solo
until he retired in 1952. He died in August 1982. All Original Materials Copyright © 2005,
2006
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| THE INEVITABLE MONTE REY 01. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Melody Of Love - Vocal Monte Rey - July 22nd 1937 02. Joe Loss and his Orchestra - Amapola - Vocal Monte Rey - June 4th 1941 03. Don Miguel and his Cuban Music (Phil Green) - Hot Spell - Vocal Monte Rey - July 3rd 1936 04. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Isle Of Capri - Vocal Monte Rey - August 18th 1934 05. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Red Roofs Of Brittany - Vocal Monte Rey - October 29th 1936 06. Joe Loss and his Orchestra - Penny Serenade - Vocal Monte Rey - October 29th 1938 07. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Serenade In The Night - Vocal Monte Rey - November 11th 1936 08. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Lady Of Spain - Vocal Monte Rey - June 30th 1936 09. Joe Loss and his Orchestra - Ti-Pi-Tin - Vocal Monte Rey - May 7th 1938 10. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Le Torquet - Vocal Monte Rey - July 22nd 1937 11. Geraldo and his Gaucho Tango Band - Geraldoland Part 2 - Vocal Monte Rey - November 11th 1936 |
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