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Classic Album Review: Quincy Jones | Q: The Musical Biography
This came out in 2001 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
Plenty of famous people can get by on just one name — just ask Madonna, Cher and Shakira. If you’re really famous, even a part of a name is enough — like Hef or J. Lo. But Quincy Jones has them all beat — in the music industry, he’s known by a single letter: Q.
Along with his first name, it could stand for a few other things. Like quick-witted. Quintessential. And quiet. I’m willing to bet you’ve never actually heard Quincy Jones sing or play an instrument. Yet he is a musical giant. He’s been nominated for 77 Grammy Awards, more than any other artist. He’s won 26 of them. His career has lasted half a century. He’s worked in TV, movies and theatre. He’s been at the forefront of jazz, pop, rock and hip-hop. He helped make the largest-selling album in history.
How did he pull it off? Well, according to the consummate four-CD career retrospective Q: The Mus American record producer (1933–2024) This article is about the record producer. For other people with the same name, see Quincy Jones (disambiguation). Quincy Jones Jones in 1980 Quincy Delight Jones Jr. Chicago, Illinois, US Los Angeles, California, US Jeri Caldwell Ulla Andersson Peggy Lipton Musical arti
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Quincy Jones
Born
(1933-03-14)March 14, 1933Died November 3, 2024(2024-11-03) (aged 91) Resting place Hollywood Forever Cemetery Occupations Years active 1951–2024 Spouses Partner Nastassja Kinski (1992–1995) Children 7, including Quincy III, Kidada, Rashida, and Kenya Relatives Richard A. Jones (half-brother) Awards Full list Musical career Genres Instruments Discography Full list Labels