1958 album about which Dusty Groove has this to say:"one of the best sides of Latin jazz you could ever hope to find! West coast vibist Bobby Montez had a fantastic sound during the 50s – one that mixed together Latin rhythms in a way that few other players were using. He kind of fixed on a changing modal groove, the sort that would later be used more heavily by Dave Pike or Bobby Vince Paunetto – and he worked his combo like a shifting plate of rhythms, swirling around the grooves on piano, bass, and percussion in a weirdly complicated way, yet never failing to swing, or to hit that right groove for the dancefloor". This is the 2001 reissue.

Disc has a few faint marks-VG++!

• 1 African Fantasy (Mambo)
• 2 Chango (Santo)
• 3 Jungle Sunset (Bolero)
• 4 Kon-Tiki (Mambo)
• 5 Swinging At The "M" (Mambo)
• 6 Speak Low (Bolero-Cha)
• 7 Carioca (Mambo)
• 8 Cha Cha Cha Por Nueva York
• 9 Summertime (Bolero-Mambo)