In the fall of 1947 a well known big band leader was putting together a new line up of musicians for a new big band. Big Bands were in a period of decline at this time so the leader was looking for something new to give his group a unique sound. His solution was to have a 4 man saxophone section that primarily featured the tenor saxophone as opposed to alto. He then hired 3 new tenor players, a bari sax player from Boston and an additional tenor player was also hired to be a staff arranger and composer for the band.

Soon after the band was formed the arranger wrote a composition that featured the new saxophone frontline. It featured a lead tenor voice on top with the bari doubled one octave lower while the other two tenors filled in the harmony in-between. The title of this tune was the trade mark name for the bands original 4 person saxophone section.

What was the name of this big band, who was the original saxophone line up and what was the featured composition and its composer?