Quincy Jones
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- Born Quincy Delight Jones Jr on 14 March 1933 in Illinois, US.
- Died on 03 November 2024 in California, US.
- Nominated for the Favourite Soul/R&B Male Artist by American Music Award (AMA) in 1991
- Awarded the Grammy Legend Award by National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (Grammy) in 1991
- Awarded the Musicares Person Of The Year by National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (Grammy) in 1996
- Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013
- 1978
Stuff Like That 
- Quincy Jones entered the UK charts on 23 July 1978, spent 9 weeks in the charts and reached number 34.- 1981
- Ai No Corrida - Quincy Jones entered the UK charts on 19 April 1981, spent 10 weeks in the charts and reached number 14.
- Razzmatazz - Quincy Jones entered the UK charts on 02 August 1981, spent 9 weeks in the charts and reached number 11.
- Betcha Wouldn't Hurt Me - Quincy Jones entered the UK charts on 30 August 1981, spent 3 weeks in the charts and reached number 52.
- 1990
- I'll Be Good To You - Quincy Jones
(featuring Ray Charles & Chaka Khan) entered the UK charts on 14 January 1990, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 21.
- Secret Garden - Quincy Jones
(featuring Al B Sure, James Ingram, El DeBarge & Barry White) entered the UK charts on 25 March 1990, spent 2 weeks in the charts and reached number 67.
- 1996
- Stomp - Quincy Jones entered the UK charts on 15 September 1996, spent 2 weeks in the charts and reached number 28.
- 1970
- Killer Joe - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 16 May 1970, spent 3 weeks in the charts and reached number 74.
- 1972
- Money Runner - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 11 March 1972, spent 8 weeks in the charts and reached number 57.
- 1975
- Is It Love That We're Missin' - Quincy Jones
(featuring The Brothers Johnson) entered the US charts on 11 October 1975, spent 10 weeks in the charts and reached number 70.
- 1977
- Roots' Medley - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 05 March 1977, spent 7 weeks in the charts and reached number 57.
- 1978
- Stuff Like That - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 10 June 1978, spent 16 weeks in the charts and reached number 21.
- 1981
- Ai No Corrida - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 11 April 1981, spent 12 weeks in the charts and reached number 28.
- Just Once - Quincy Jones
(featuring James Ingram) entered the US charts on 15 August 1981, spent 23 weeks in the charts and reached number 17.
- One Hundred Ways - Quincy Jones
(featuring James Ingram) entered the US charts on 19 December 1981, spent 21 weeks in the charts and reached number 14.
- 1989
- I'll Be Good To You - Quincy Jones
(featuring Ray Charles & Chaka Khan) entered the US charts on 18 November 1989, spent 16 weeks in the charts and reached number 18.
- 1990
- The Secret Garden - Quincy Jones entered the US charts on 10 March 1990, spent 13 weeks in the charts and reached number 31.
- Tomorrow (A Better You, Better Me) - Quincy Jones
(with Tevin Campbell) entered the US charts on 26 May 1990, spent 5 weeks in the charts and reached number 75.
- 1995
- You Put A Move On My Heart - Quincy Jones
(introducing Tamia) entered the US charts on 30 December 1995, spent 4 weeks in the charts and reached number 98.
- 1996
- Slow Jams - Quincy Jones
(featuring Babyface & Tamia With Portrai) entered the US charts on 20 April 1996, spent 9 weeks in the charts and reached number 68.
- A Taste Of Honey - Quincy Jones
- Ai No Corrida (I-No-Ko-ree-da) - Quincy Jones
- Comin' Home Baby - Quincy Jones
- Ironside - Quincy Jones
- On The Street Where You Live - Quincy Jones
- One Track Mind - Quincy Jones
- Shagnasty - Quincy Jones
- Soul Bossa Nova - Quincy Jones & his Orchestra
- Soul Bossa Nova - Cool, The Fab & The Groovy
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