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'''Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars''' (aka '''Cleve Eaton and the Alabama All Stars''') is a professional jazz ensemble based in [[Birmingham]].  The ensemble was founded and directed by bassist, [[Cleveland Eaton]], a veteran of the [http://www.ramseylewis.com/ Ramsey Lewis Trio] and the world-famous [http://www.countbasieorchestra.com/ Count Basie Orchestra].  Some of [[Alabama]]'s most accomplished and best known jazz musicians, including trumpeter [[Tommy Stewart]], saxophonist [[Sam Williams]], drummer [[John Nuckols]], and pianist [[Ray Reach]], appear regularly with the group.
'''Cleve Eaton and the Alabama All Stars''' (aka '''Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars''') is a professional jazz ensemble based in [[Birmingham]].  The ensemble was founded and directed by bassist, [[Cleveland Eaton]], a veteran of the [http://www.ramseylewis.com/ Ramsey Lewis Trio] and the world-famous [http://www.countbasieorchestra.com/ Count Basie Orchestra].  Some of [[Alabama]]'s most accomplished and best known jazz musicians, including trumpeter [[Tommy Stewart]], saxophonist [[Sam Williams]], drummer [[John Nuckols]], and pianist [[Ray Reach]], appear regularly with the group.


Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars are managed by his wife, Myra Eaton, as CeeMe Productions.
Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars are managed by his wife, Myra Eaton, as CeeMe Productions.

Revision as of 13:08, 31 October 2007

Cleve Eaton and the Alabama All Stars (aka Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars) is a professional jazz ensemble based in Birmingham. The ensemble was founded and directed by bassist, Cleveland Eaton, a veteran of the Ramsey Lewis Trio and the world-famous Count Basie Orchestra. Some of Alabama's most accomplished and best known jazz musicians, including trumpeter Tommy Stewart, saxophonist Sam Williams, drummer John Nuckols, and pianist Ray Reach, appear regularly with the group.

Cleveland Eaton and the Alabama All Stars are managed by his wife, Myra Eaton, as CeeMe Productions.

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