Jazz critic and producer Nesuhi Ertegun says, "Waters and Scobey, with Turk Murphy on trombone, were to constitute one of the most powerful and exciting brass teams in the history of traditional jazz." The two trumpet players, Watters and Scobey, switched back and forth playing first and second trumpet during this period.
Jazz critic and producer Nesuhi Ertegun states that Waters and Scobey, accompanied by Turk Murphy on trombone, comprised one of the most potent and electrifying brass teams in the annals of traditional jazz. The two trumpet players alternated playing first and second trumpet during this time.