The JPJ Quartet

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During an era when swing-oriented jazz was being greatly overshadowed not only by rock, soul jazz, bop and avant-garde but the new mixture of music called fusion, Budd Johnson, Dill Jones, Bill Pemberton and Oliver Jackson came together as the JPJ Quartet, a co-op group that lasted from 1969 to 1975. The JPJ Quartet gave its musicians an opportunity to play in their own style without worrying about commercial compromise or paying tribute to earlier days.