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Their approach to jazz attracted promoters who sponsored "jazz packet" concerts during the 1950s.

Together with Ray Brown they played during interludes designed to give the trumpeters time to recover from the challenging upper register trumpet parts.

Among the original compositions from the band's book are "Django" by Lewis (a tribute to the Belgian jazz guitar player Django Reinhardt), "Afternoon In Paris," also by Lewis, and Jackson's "Bags' Groove", the latter borrowing its composer's nickname.The group was first signed by Prestige and later in the fifties with Atlantic.

One show would consist of several contrasting groups.

They provided a visual contrast as well, attired in black jackets and pin-striped trousers.The group played blues as much as they did fugues, but the result was tantalising when one considered the hard-swinging potential of each individual player.

In 1981 the MJQ reorganized to play festivals and later on a permanent six months per year basis.