Keep Love Alive (Remastered) Cleveland Eaton And The Garden Of Eaton ‎

• 1 The Birmingham Train 06:08
• 2 I'm Lonely Tonight 03:36
• 3 Burnin 04:46
• 4 I Don't Know 04:43
• 5 Get Off 05:08
• 6 Flyin' High 04:53
• 7 Free at Last 03:54
• 8 Keep Love Alive 04:57
• Total Runtime 38:05

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Funky-Disco: Cleveland "Cleve" Eaton is a member of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame, right there with Nat Cole, Wilson Pickett, Martha Reeves, Jerry Wexler, The Blind Boys Of Alabama, and a few dozen other notables. "I don't play like nobody else," he told The Birmingham News when inducted in 2008. "I do my own thing. It's absolutely Alabama." Eaton's Plenty Good Eaton, recorded in Curtis Mayfield's soul Chicago at Chess Recording Studio with local hired-guns and first out in 1975, belongs to the R&B genre, even though there are side paths into soul-jazz. The lushly arranged "Chi-Town" proceeds from a cloned "Shaft" introduction into a lushly-produced funk romp with Eaton's upright bass guiding a chicken-scratch funk guitar, electronic keyboards, strings, horns, and a female singer or two.

Cleveland Eaton And The Garden Of Eaton

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