Album · 1975
Plenty Good Eaton
- Released
- 1975
- Label
- Black Jazz Records
- Catalogue no.
- BJQD/20
- Tracklist
- 7 tracks
- Length
- 47:12
- Country
- US
“Plenty Good Eaton” is an album by Cleveland Eaton, released in 1975 on Black Jazz Records. The original release has 7 tracks with a running time of 47:12. The line-up features Ari Brown (tenor saxophone), Artee Payne (flute, tenor saxophone), Bobby Christian (vibraphone), Cleveland Eaton (arranger, acoustic bass guitar) and Derf Reklaw (percussion, flute).
Who played on Plenty Good Eaton
- Ari Brown tenor saxophone all tracks
- Artee Payne flute, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Bobby Christian vibraphone all tracks
- Cleveland Eaton arranger, acoustic bass guitar, electric bass guitar all tracks
- Derf Reklaw percussion, flute all tracks
- Ed Green violin, viola all tracks
- Edwin Daugherty flute, tenor saxophone all tracks
- Ernest Johnson guitar all tracks
- John Watson trombone all tracks
- Ken Prince electric piano all tracks
- Morris Jennings percussion all tracks
- Odell Brown organ, electric piano all tracks
- Steve Galloway bass trombone all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Chi‐Town Theme — Cleveland Eaton 5:06
- A2 Keena — Cleveland Eaton 5:15
- A3 Moe, Let’s Have a Party — Cleveland Eaton 4:36
- A4 Are You Out There Somewhere Caring 7:25
- B1 Kaiser 405 — Cleveland Eaton 6:44
- B2 All Your Lover, All Day, All Night — Cleveland Eaton 9:29
- B3 Hamburg 302 — Cleveland Eaton 8:37
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Plenty Good Eaton?
The line-up of Plenty Good Eaton includes Ari Brown (tenor saxophone), Artee Payne (flute, tenor saxophone), Bobby Christian (vibraphone), Cleveland Eaton (arranger, acoustic bass guitar), Derf Reklaw (percussion, flute), Ed Green (violin, viola), Edwin Daugherty (flute, tenor saxophone) and Ernest Johnson (guitar).
Which label released Plenty Good Eaton?
Plenty Good Eaton was released in 1975 on Black Jazz Records (BJQD/20).
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