EX.012 Quincy Jones

  • Published
    Dec 16, 2010
  • Filesize
    124 MB
  • Length
    00:30:08
  • In a very special Exchange, we catch up with an American music legend.
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  • Legendary composer, producer and bandleader Quincy Jones may not have much to do with dance music in a literal context, but his fingerprints are all over it. The impact that his work has had on countless DJs and producers over the years hardly needs explaining. So when we were offered the chance to chat with Jones around a promotional tour for his brand new line of AKG headphones, we couldn't resist. In a brief conversation, RA Todd L. Burns took the opportunity to ignore the elephants in the room, and focused his sights on a broader view of the man's career, uncovering some interesting insights as to how Jones views his work as painting with sound and how his classical training helped him make conservatory musicians play funk. You won't hear the words Michael and/or Jackson in this week's RA Exchange, but you will hear an American music legend talk a bit more about some of the parts of his career that simply don't get covered elsewhere. Photo credit: Paul Clement
  • Tracklist
      Quincy Jones - Stuff Like That Frank Sinatra - The Man in the Looking Glass Ray Charles - Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying Charlie Parker - Relaxin' at Camarillo Quincy Jones - Theme from the Pawnbroker Quincy Jones - Body Heat The Quincy Jones Big Band - Soul Lionel Hampton - Voice of the North Maurice Ravel - Daphnis et Chloe IV: Danse Legere et Gracieuse de Daphnis Quincy Jones - Boogie Joe the Grinder Quincy Jones - For Lena and Lennie
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