| willamedward92 | Дата: Суббота, 20.12.2025, 19:25 | Сообщение # 1 |
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| Hi everyone
I've recently been reading about legendary music producers and came across the Quincy Jones biography, which really highlights how influential he was across jazz, pop, film, and television music.
Quincy Jones wasn't just a producer he was a composer, arranger, and mentor who worked with countless artists over several decades. His ability to move between genres and still remain relevant is something you don't see very often in the music industry.
While researching, I found a well-structured article that explains his early life, career milestones, and long-term impact on global music culture:
https://infoerahub.com/quincy-jones-biography/
I'm curious to hear your thoughts:
- What do you think was Quincy Jones' biggest contribution to music?
- Do you feel his production style still influences modern artists today?
- Which era of his career do you find most impressive - jazz, pop, or film music?
Would love to hear opinions from music enthusiasts and historians here. Thanks!
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