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Quincy Jones

  • Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois
  • Birthday: March 14, 1933

A versatile, multi award-winning artist whose prolific film work during the 1960s and 70s ran the gamut from the lightly comedic "Walk, Don't Run" (1966) to the chilling "In Cold Blood" (1967), Quincy Jones has also enjoyed noted collaborations with Sidney Lumet, particularly on "The Pawnbroker" (1965) and "The Anderson Tapes" (1971). His film scores encompass discordant, atonal compositions as well as more conventional melodies. Jones is also one of the most successful contemporary pop songwriters and producers; he was behind the record-breaki…more

Career Milestones

  • 2001

    Served as executive producer of "Say It Loud!", a five-part series aired on VH-1

  • 1999

    Sold Qwest Broadcasting group to Tribune Company

  • 1996

    Produced Academy Awards show and telecast

  • 1995 to 0000

    Executive producer of the late night variety show "Mad TV"

  • 1994

    Narrated the documentary, "A Great Day in Harlem"

Awards

  • 2002

    Grammy: Best Spoken Word Album

  • 2002

    NAACP Image Award: Outstanding Jazz Artist

  • 2001

    Kennedy Center Honors Lifetime Achievement Award:

  • 1999

    NAACP Image Award: Outstanding Jazz Artist

  • 1999

    Producers Guild of America Oscar Micheaux Award:

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