Zachary Breaux

American jazz guitarist praised for an elegant, refined sound and enviable technique. Praised for subordinating technique to melody; performed with artists such as Donald Byrd, Jack McDuff, Noel Pointer and Brook Benton before pursuing solo work. The live album Groovin' (recorded at Ronnie Scott's, 1992) is highlighted in the available review.

Live recording Groovin' captured at Ronnie Scott's (1992). Collaborated with Donald Byrd, Jack McDuff, Noel Pointer and Brook Benton (mentioned in the review). Style described as rhythmically close to funk and with post-bop elements.

A glowing review of Zachary Breaux's live album Groovin' (1992, Ronnie Scott's). The reviewer highlights Breaux's enviable technique, elegant sound and melodic-first approach. The record features post-bop rhythms and covers including Coltrane's "Impressions" and Tito Puente's "Picadillo." Strong recommendation to seek out this refined live performance.

For:Jazz listeners, guitarists, fans of post-bop and funk-influenced jazz, collectors of live jazz recordings.