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'''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.
'''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 / vocalist [[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 20:59, 3 July 2008

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 / vocalist 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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