Quincy Jones brought in a haul of six gramophones at the 1991 Grammys at NYC’s Radio City Music Hall. AFP via Getty Images. After a seven-and-a-half-hour brain surgery, it was discovered that ...

Jones’ 1981 solo album, “The Dude,” did a lot — including transforming vocalist James Ingram into a deep throated, ... Quincy Jones, Ray Charles and Chaka Khan ...

Quincy Jones, the multi-talented ... such an influence. his legacy and his music will live forever. thank you for everything, Q. you were the dude,” Harry Connick Jr. on Instagram. ...

Jones' 1981 album "The Dude" won three Grammys. He produced three albums for pop superstar Michael Jackson: 1979's "Off the Wall," 1982's "Thriller" and 1987's "Bad." He later began producing ...

Quincy Delight Jones Jr. was born in Chicago on March 14, 1933. Reeling from the economic depression, the US economy was in the doldrums. And Mafia gangster boss, Al Capone, held sway over the city.

Quincy Jones was widely regarded as one of the greatest music producers and composers throughout his illustrious 70-plus-year career. His death on Sunday, Nov. 3 sent shockwaves across the world.

Quincy Jones Had Some, ... “So I got to [DJ Jazzy] Jeff and go like, ‘Dude, this is the song that Quincy wants…’ Jeff was like, ‘Yo, we should record what it should be.’ ...

Quincy Jones, the Maestro of the Recording Studio. ... Lukather first got the call at age 23, to contribute guitar to Jones’s solo album “The Dude” (1981). In an interview, ...

Quincy Delight Jones Jr. was born in Chicago’s South Side on March 14, 1933, and grew up in grinding poverty during the Depression. His grandmother trapped and cooked rats when food was scarce.

Jones' 1981 album "The Dude" won three Grammys. He produced three albums for pop superstar Michael Jackson: 1979's "Off the Wall," 1982's "Thriller" and 1987's "Bad." He later began producing ...