Note to interviewers: ask the question and then be quiet and listen. Remember this is an interview not an interrogation.

@susiebrown6646

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@Foughtimor

3 жыл бұрын

seriously. He wouldn't let the conversation grow. He kept cutting Quincy off

@MoneyComethToshelia

Жыл бұрын

He was a terrible interviewer!!

@coopc97

Жыл бұрын

Fr lol

@LeyohSonnchildMusic

2 ай бұрын

I: “How did you manage to make that record?” QJ: “Well I was…” I: “But what about…” 😂😂😂

Mind is so sharp at his age.

@nurnur89

5 жыл бұрын

Creating music keeps you sharp :)

“Music is good or it’s bad” - no categories- LOVE IT! Thank you Quincy! Brilliant!

800 SONGS to get the Thriller tracklist! No wonder it goes hard to this day

I am same age as mr quincy Jones ...I once long time ago at 9years was shoe shine boy in the streets of North Africa...I had violence and dangerous people around me....miraculously I was saved and ended up in the best country in the world, America! Mr Quincy is a very special and gifted man...He survived his dangerous youth environment because he had a special angel that guided him to greatness....He knows music. The whole world is lucky and happy that mr Quincy went back to that room to take another look at that piano.....rest is history, the rest is a rich production of treasure after treasure of music for the world to enjoy...mr. Quincy Jones is a pure genius and his enfluence is everywhere there are creative musicians....You did it all ...thanks mr Quincy jones

It seems that the people that come from the most horrible start in life and tough backgrounds end up becoming a genius at whatever they determine to be in life. Quincy Jones is a musical genius.

@delionfaruq3729

6 жыл бұрын

gods people

He's a legend indeed 👏. I had the great fortune to see him live in concert a few years ago, and I can tell you: He may be old, but I was starstruck as fuck 🤩. It was a jazz festival with Jacob Collier, Dee Dee Bridgewater and George Benson. As soon as Q came on stage, the audience gave him a standing ovation, and I looked up at the stage and thought, "I can't believe it, that's Quincy Jones, man!". The big band played a few tunes from his catalog, and I had a major flashback. When he and the aforementioned acts took their final bows, I walked even closer to the stage and it was like seeing Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, George Lucas and Quentin Tarantino all on one stage. Each of them has at least two Grammys, so it was like the royalty of the music world. What a night.

Wow... I never knew about his mom God bless her soul. God bless Q. A piano saved his life put him on another path.

Quincy Jones...the man with the Midas touch. Anything he put his hands on - whether it was music, TV, movies, magazines, or whatever - turned to gold! He has been one of the greatest contributors to the American cultural identity this country ever produced. There's no one I have ever admired more than the man called "Q"!

@vannjunkin8041

3 жыл бұрын

So true .. So much talent and creativity. I'm fascinated by him and Nile Rodgers..

Pisces legend, making art based on feeling. What the world needs.

@JayJay-xd5lm

Жыл бұрын

I'm a cancerian. Pisces are beautiful people . Most of my b. est freinds etc etc. Never met a hater. Hi from , London. All Love .mm

There is no one else that has more Grammy nominations then quincy jones.from jazz to country & western.june2022.

I could listen to Quincy talk all day!

- I said if I don't have a mother, I'll let music be my mother. And it never let me down. - Wow. Just Wow.

I wish i had a mentor like him in my late teens. I can listen to his gems all day and be inspired by it smh

he's so smart dropping so many jewels thanks Quincy.

Why they don't talk about rod temperton when thriller is mention. He was a great songwriter!

@ltravail

4 жыл бұрын

Great to encounter another individual who knows about, admires, and holds in as much reverence as I do the "invisible man" named Rod Temperton. The man (may he rest in peace) was a one-man hit-making machine, having written so many of Michael Jackson's greatest hits, as well as hits for almost everybody who was anybody in those days - including George Benson, Michael McDonald, the Brothers Johnson, Donna Summers, and on and on and on! Pure genius! Yet, he always remained obscure and kept under the radar - except to the handful of people who like to delve deeper into what (and who) is behind some of the most iconic cultural creations of the modern world. What's even more incredible is that we're talking about an Englishman who had such a rare mastery of both funk AND melody that he took R&B to heights never before imagined or ever since exceeded. I can never think of Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson together without thinking of Rod Temperton. No question the level of success Jones & Jackson reached in their collaborations could not have happened without Rod Temperton!

@theguyyamamabefuckinsometi1198

4 жыл бұрын

Rod was the talent. And unfortunately the fall guy

@chrismorgan8200

3 жыл бұрын

Rod T was a bad Boy

Quincy dropping gems 👏🏾 and pebbles🙈 🤣

When I think about all the ways in which technology has entered our lives I have to admit that being able to record a living history has to be one of the greatest advancements. This interview is priceless as it captures a storyteller at his best. Some people are just special and maybe that is because they are aware that it is ok not being perfect as long as in your process of caring you continue to strive to do your best. Nice interview, Gian, you're a gentle listener.

@frahman7485

3 жыл бұрын

The Creator doesn't make Perfect ppl, being perfect is not the Key to life.

Quincy as a musician is among the brightest of stars.

Pure class. No wonder his daughter is so cool

It's fascinating listening to Q, in fact I could listen to his stories all day;a living music legend and what marvellous vitality for 81 yrs of age!.Other people would have wilted or perhaps gone down a criminal path given the childhood experiences Q speaks of.Clearly, his fearlessness,tough as nails though personable attitude, has helped contribute to both his longevity and brilliant musical success. :)

Omg, I wish this was longer. This is a great interview. Phenomenal man he is.

Great interview. Full of life lessons. More inspirational than the controversial Vulture interview. Unfortunately, many "youngsters" are unaware of Mr. Jones' long, legendary career, and actual believe that his fame arrived in 1978 via Michael Jackson. I love M.J., but his post-Quincy albums did not have the same quality or success. The audio quality of a Q.Jones product is better than most - even in this era, where the richness of recorded music is stripped away for easier "streaming". Real music was crippled by corporate greed 20 years ago. (Clear Channel and others with their Playlists that overruled local Disc Jockeys.) Thanks, Q for gifting us with your genius. I am fortunate to have grown up during a time when musicianship mattered, and true talent was required.

I am amazed at this insightful interview with the amazing Quincy Jones. Thank you!

This is an outstanding interview. A thousand thanks to everyone at "q" for producing it. 12/28/2015---USA

@jaiiskii2262

Жыл бұрын

The interviewer was garbage tho

Q has had an AMAZING journey....I am in awe.

I love this man! Period he was my hero from day one. First Leslie was from Cleveland,Ohio. I will never forget meeting her. I have been in show business since I was 13 years old. What he talks about we did also here in Cleveland,Ohio. He speaks much truth. God Bless you man !

Great Human Being..Real The Dude!

Thank you for this wonderful interview. 🙏🏼

Gràcies per poguer gaudir de la teva música i de tots els arranjaments que has fet de moltes cançons.

Pure genius! A true Untouchable

I would love to have him as a mentor he spoke my life and what's going on right now. When you get in the valley you find out who you are. Well said

Legendary Producer...

Amazing information interview from a true legend. I learned alot by Just listening. Thanks Q 👍🏽👍🏽

Q is da man!! great interview, thank you

Nothing but respect for Quincy

Love that saying about music and buildings.

Y’all need to leave the interviewer alone, he’s probably mad nervous as well as amped to talk to Quincy

@vannjunkin8041

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.. he was nervous and overwhelmed

Such an integral part of Quincy's and Michael's career was a fellow named Rod Temperton. You know, the guy who wrote Thriller and Off the wall. There's no mention of him, working with Donna Summer, a lot of stuff!

@dvlarry

Жыл бұрын

Rock with you

People have so much affection for him, bless him

the interviewer wae very real and to the point dont forget Mr Quincy is in his twilight years but really a true great for me the interview was unique and good!! Mr Quincy liked it you can see it!!

over 151,000 on an interview! I believe every word Quincy says and they are worth believing

One lesson I learnt from Mr. Jones is that when you discuss money, God leaves the room (paraphrased of course). He was right in my opinion. Thank you Sir.

Epic...and truth ful. Educational....surprisingly good

Music is a about feeling when you hear all the big radio hits in the past all of them are simple notes well combine.

Memory razor sharp !!!!!!

i almost cried when he said 23:02 "she never called me by my name until i was 57!"...what kind of woman was she??...

"Thriller" most highest Paid and sold album in the History of music 💯💯💯💯💯👍

Great interview !!!

Quincy Jones is the most impressive person I have ever met !!!!

great interview...what an awesome dude

Thanks veryyyyyy much Jian I was dying to watch this interview

Jones was and is a master when it comes to arrangements regarding music, he couldn't learn anything from Michael but he knows regarding music chords and arrangements Michael learned everything from him as he did with Barry Gordy Jackie Wilson James Brown Michael was a genius when it came to putting it all together.

Ohh man, that 25 minutes went fast!

Such a legend & humbled too.

Great Interview!

The Legendary Producer...and Mj loved him so much🧡

EGO is enormous....I sympathize with the people who lived with these talneted type of people....I hope they will be rewarded justifiably.

This guy is a genius interviewer

I am loving this man so much now. Great advice and food for thought

this man is a gift from above he would be welcome among tibeten monks my lesson i learned from this..... there are 12 notes and only two categories of music good music or bad music thank you

@mhardiman4987

Жыл бұрын

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Say what you will about Jian Ghomeshi, but he was the best interviewer the CBC ever had.

Retraction interview great and well prepared

Now this is a legend...

PURE GENIUS

He's awesome! Both of em'!

The interviewer is horrible. "I need to ask Quincy these 1000 questions". Instead of allowing the interview to be organic he's focus on question after question. Allow Quincy to speak and express his heart while more that was the part of the interview that was good

@susiebrown6646

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. He’s awful.

@dignifiedblackman4742

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed very annoying

I say I loved when Michael and Quincy did we are the world.

The interviewer was missing the points that Mr Jones was making. The interviewer was so disconnected . Mr Jones said, my friend's head fell off and the next question was about Micheal Jackson

@ronyoung9251

6 жыл бұрын

Enfantde TheMostHighGOD nah I don't agree, Quincy clearly stated after that incident that he didn't have the money to go see a shrink at the time but by the time he did later on in his life the shrink gave him his money back because he had dealt with the tragedy in his on way. No interviewer would dare to dig further into that when Quincy clearly shut it down...

@karendalsadik7119

4 жыл бұрын

That happens so often these days. More interested in asking questions than getting answers.

@normanlove222

4 жыл бұрын

@@ronyoung9251 It was not a shrink he took "lessons" from. No one takes lessons from a shrink. He later on took [driving] "lessons" and the guys said forget it and game him his money back and said "forget it". :-)

Good job Jian.

For all those bashing the interviewer....Chill.....he only had 25 min to talk to Q ...ask yourself this ... " What would I ask Quency Jones in a 25 min interview".....this interview was brilliant.. love ya KZreadrs!

@PPinkzmusic

4 жыл бұрын

zemtronix1 I get that, however he does seem disconnected from the context and conceptual depth of the subject and subject matter...like maybe he would be better at interviewing politicians..ya know?

Great interview Jian....

Awesome 👏

WOW! His path in life was meant to be. What God has planned, no one can alter.

Yo interviewer .... LISTEN.. slow down

@RenewedMindMusic

5 жыл бұрын

REAL TALK!!!! That's why he said TWO ears and ONE mouth! smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

@Cwgrlup

5 жыл бұрын

Quincy needs a limitless time to just tell his story. He’s so interesting. He seems like such a cool and nice guy. I’d like love to just sit and listen to him for a day.

@PPinkzmusic

4 жыл бұрын

Jason Waite yes the interviewer is atrocious!!! I know everybody isn't gifted with musicianship , but he is absolutely obtuse.

@PPinkzmusic

4 жыл бұрын

Did he say " serious musician?" . I wish a lover of all genres of music would have conducted this interview . All love QJ 🎶🎼🎶🎼🎶🎼💗💞💕💞💗

@zaczac56

3 жыл бұрын

he said at the beginning that he only has 25 minutes, so obviously he is trying to squeeze in as much as possible

you can have a formula for genious, really, this guy is a freaking genious

Master of music.

GENIUS¡¡¡

Amazing human being

Love Q ❤️

@mhardiman4987

Жыл бұрын

❤

Icon!👍

Great job bro you gave a great uniform

True legend

GOAT!!!! ❤

Awesome

Best interviewer ever. This guy is great

PIONEER GENIUS AWESOME AWESOME

Quincy we are the world is great.

He hates labels he.. just did what he felt man, and loves what he did..

Jian too. :)

This OG Hilarious 😂 only 1:30s Not the lemon pie 😂😂😂😂😂

Weird. Quincy not someone I ever really think about. I definitely know who he is but a few days ago I had a dream about him. Now I see he has a few interviews he released recently🤔

What a story! Tell us what came first the chicken or the egg! The music or learning first how to read. WizKid !

Quincy grew up wanting to be a gangster he just likes music

Any intervirw with quincy is a great interview. But the guy interviewing him is a useless interviewer. He's searching too hard.

one of my role models

Pure genius

Albert Einstein used to say a man who is a genius is hard to understand when heard at. Once you have to hear him twice to understand

i believe he actually will make it to 110!

hahaha his honest, detail adding interruptions, tho. respect.