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| With his smooth baritone
voice, stylish suit and classic fedora, and an affinity for
entertaining a crowd that dates back to childhood, Monte Moore
is a modern-day crooner who pays homage to such legends as Frank
Sinatra, Nat King Cole and Tony Bennett. While he draws
inspiration from Michael Buble, his passion for music from Hollywood's
Golden Age allows him to transport his audiences back in time
to the 1930's, 40's and 50's - a time when songs like "Fly Me
to the Moon," "Unforgettable" and "Mack the Knife" topped the
charts. And to round out his repertoire, Monte also enjoys
performing such tunes from the 1970's as
"What You Won't Do for Love" and "You Make Me So Very Happy." Born in the 1960s, in Lawrence, Kansas, Monte began singing at an early age and loved to entertain at family events. He sang in his high school choir and in a church-based faith band. Over the years, he's trained with various vocal coaches to help perfect his tone, range and style - a style his fans describe as confident, stylish and smooth. As a professional entertainer who serves the entire Phoenix Valley, Monte knows that when he takes the stage as the live entertainment at a wedding, bar or bat mitzvah, birthday or anniversary party, corporate event or during any special occasion dinner, he's committed to giving his clients an exceptional and memorable experience. His stage presence evokes that of the aforementioned entertainers from which he draws his inspiration and his sense of timing and ability to read the crowd truly makes him class act. Monte has lived in the Phoenix area since his 20s and has two beautiful children. |
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