Zachary Breaux - Discography (1992-1997)

• Title: Discography
  
• Year Of Release: 1992-1997
  
• Label: NYC Records, Zebra Records
  
• Genre: Jazz, Post Bop, Soul, Funk
  
• Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans)
  
• Total Time: 02:41:54
  
• Total Size: 982 MB(+3%)
  
• WebSite: Album Preview
  

1992 - Groovin'

01. Coming Home Baby
02. Impressions
03. Picadillo
04. Alice (Down in Parks Louisiana - August 1906 - August 1991)
05. Where Is the Love?
06. Red Black and Greed
07. Lagos
08. Thinking of Alexis
49:45

1994 - Laidback

01. Small Town In Texas
02. Laid Back
03. West Side Worry
04. Find A Place
05. Going Out Of My Head
06. Intro
07. Remember The Sixties
08. 10 Days Before
09. Intro
10. Midnight Cowboy
11. In The Midst Of It All
12. On 6th Street
47:32

1997 - Uptown Groove

01. Breakfast at the Epiphany
02. Cafe Reggio
03. I Told You
04. Never Can Say Goodbye
05. The Thrill Is Gone
06. After 2:00 AM on the West Coast
07. All Blues
08. Back into Time
09. Uptown Groove
10. Flavors of My Mind
11. The 135th St. Theme
12. After 2:00 Am on the East Coast
13. I Love this Life

Influenced by George Benson and Wes Montgomery, Zachary Breaux was a flexible guitarist who could handle soul-jazz, post-bop and hard bop as well as more commercial pop-jazz and NAC music. Though the jazzman only recorded a handful of albums--including 1992's Groovin' and 1994's Laidback, both on NYC, and Uptown Groove on Zebra--he kept busy as a sideman in the 1980s and 1990s and backed such major artists as Stanley Turrentine, Jack McDuff, Donald Byrd, Lonnie Liston Smith and Dee Dee Bridgewater. It was in 1984 that he met vibist/singer Roy Ayers, who he played with extensively. Signed to Zebra in 1996, Breaux seemed to have a bright future ahead of him, but tragically, the guitarist was only in his 30s when he died in Miami on February 27, 1997. ~ Alex Hendersonenderson

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