Cleveland Eaton- Plenty Good EatonLabel: Real Gone Music Reissued 2020, Originally released 1975 The jazz world lost a true legend when bassist Cleveland Eaton passed away in the Summer of 2020. This 1975 album, one of the real gems in the hallowed Black Jazz label catalog, takes the full measure of the man. Cleve recorded Plenty Good Eaton right after he left Ramsey Lewis' band, with whom he recorded a grand total of 17 (!) different albums for such labels as Argo, Cadet and

The record also includes cheerful odes to the disabled (“Destroy the Handicapped”)

Song Of Wood

Human Touch

On the Mountain

Using lyrics rich with metaphor

Best Clockmaker on Mars

Billy/To Love Someone

"2Seater" Okonma 6:49

New recordings/remixes from Blitz Vega and Johnny Marr

Joey Ramone

Rider 3:12

It is the band's first album after the departure of multi-instrumentalist Jim O'Rourke