Percy Dixon and His Merry Boys were a prominent jazz band in the mid-20th century, known for their fusion of swing and New Orleans-style jazz. The band, led by Percy Dixon, a gifted trumpet player, had a distinctive sound characterized by tight harmonies and lively, infectious rhythms. They were significant contributors to the jazz scene, with influential works such as their acclaimed album "Jazz Jamboree." The band's innovative approach to traditional jazz forms was a defining characteristic of their style, and they are remembered for their instrumental role in the evolution of jazz music.