Alvino Rey

1908–2004 (age 96)

jazz guitarist and bandleader

Biography

Alvino Rey was a pioneering jazz guitarist and bandleader whose innovative musical contributions shaped the landscape of American jazz. His virtuosity and creative vision earned him recognition as one of the era's most influential musicians.

Rey's legacy lives on through his recordings and the profound impact he had on jazz music and popular culture. He is remembered as a talented musician whose artistry continues to inspire. He rests at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

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