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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, founded and directed by bassist, Cleveland Eaton, a veteran of the Ramsey Lewis Trio and the Count Basie Orchestra. The group includes some of Alabama's most accomplished jazz musicians, including trumpeter Tommy Stewart, saxophonist Sam Williams, drummer John Nuckols, and pianist Ray Reach.

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