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Rashida Jones | SmartLess

SmartLess34 views
Quincy Jones Documentary: Jones co-directed a documentary about her father, Quincy Jones, aiming to capture his personality beyond his accolades, including intimate footage of his near-death experience from a diabetic cotakeawayRashida Jones discusses her transition from actress to writer/producer, highlighting her creative partnership with Will McCormack and her work on projects like 'Sunny' and Pixar films.summaryCreative Partnership: Rashida Jones and Will McCormack met through her sister Mary McCormack's friend; they dated briefly but found a deeper creative connection, co-writing 'Celeste and Jesse Forever' and collaborating otakeaway

T.I. Turned David Banner Into A Millionaire | CLUB SHAY SHAY

Club Shay Shay24 views
David Banner discusses his extensive career producing for artists like Lil Wayne, TI, and Quincy Jones, emphasizing the importance of producer credit and self-worth.summaryTrue artistic versatility is demonstrated by working across vastly different genres, from classical (Quincy Jones) to hip-hop (Lil Wayne, TI) and pop (Maroon 5).takeaway“Quincy Jones told us... we were the only ones that were brave enough to take his music and digest it and spit it back. He was like if he wanted it to sound like him... you can't do what I do first of all.”quote

Gary Owen! | Are You Garbage Comedy Podcast w/ Kevin Ryan & H. Foley

AreYouGarbage? Comedy Podcast31 views
He details specific career breakthroughs, including a $150,000 holding deal with Quincy Jones earned through adaptability at a festival, and discusses his current lifestyle, including unique vacation arrangements and famsummaryHis career breakthrough came at the Montreal Comedy Festival where he adapted his set after bombing the first night, impressing Quincy Jones enough to secure a $150,000 TV holding deal.takeaway“You were the only guy I saw that switched it up and you kept getting better every set... You played to the white people and the black people. That's how I got the deal with Quincy.”quote

Jermaine Dupri On Quincy Jones & Chris Brown At Magic City

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He shares anecdotes about nightclub age restrictions, the safety culture at Magic City, and spending habits, while also reflecting on mentorship from Quincy Jones that influenced his lifestyle choices.summaryQuincy Jones served as a distant mentor whose advice on health and longevity, influenced by Ray Charles's final days, led Dupri to adopt a vegan lifestyle for three years.takeaway“Ray Charles was like... 'we done had the best women we done ate the best meat we done had the this food. I'm tired.' ... Quincy kept it 100. He was just talking to me like that, like, 'Yo, make sure y'all young boys takquote

Babyface On Andre Harrell Motivating Him To Do Verzuz + His New Album 'Girls Night Out'

The Angie Martinez Show15 views
Babyface compares his role in mentoring these artists to Quincy Jones, noting that Quincy pushed him to create 'Can We Talk' by demanding he dig deeper than his initial submission.takeawayBabyface's album 'Girls Night Out' is designed as a platform to shine a light on emerging artists like Kehlani, Coco Jones, and Queen Naija, rather than focusing on his own performance.takeaway“Quincy heard that I said I love the song but I really need I need another one I need one you know that's even better he pushed you to get Can We Talk.”quote

How I Played on "Thriller," "Bad," & Daft Punk's Biggest Hit! -Paul Jackson Jr.

Trevor Lawrence Jr.23 views
He details his work on iconic albums like Thriller and Random Access Memories, explaining how Quincy Jones' '10-second rule' and the philosophy of thinking like a drummer are critical for studio musicians.summaryThe '10-Second Rule': Quincy Jones taught that musicians must catch the listener's ear within the first 10 seconds of a track, as radio listeners and modern streaming audiences have short attention spans.takeaway

RZA & Joey Bada$$ Share The Process Of Bringing The Wu-Tang Story To A New Generation

The Angie Martinez Show24 views
RZA discusses the creation of the Wu-Tang Clan series, emphasizing mentorship, the importance of unity, and lessons learned from industry veterans like Quincy Jones and Isaac Hayes.summaryRZA credits Quincy Jones with teaching him to embrace opportunities fully ('when it's raining boy you better get wet') and Isaac Hayes with advancing his musical composition skills and warning him about industry accountitakeaway

Wyclef Jean: The Music, The Journey & The Stories Behind It All | STILL400

Still 400 - The Mannie & Juvie Show3 views
He shares personal anecdotes about working with Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones, highlighting the value of mentorship and authentic collaboration over digital shortcuts.summaryMentorship Impact: Quincy Jones taught Cliff that music theory is essentially 'jazz fusion' (being all things) and that purpose requires action—spreading talent globally rather than just possessing it.takeaway

Verdine White (Earth, Wind & Fire) | The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan

The Magnificent Others with Billy Corgan40 views
Charles Stepney served as the crucial 'Quincy Jones' figure for the band, teaching members to slow down and perfect their individual parts, which elevated their sound from raw funk to sophisticated, pristine arrangementstakeaway“Charles was great. He was our Quincy Jones. He could play it. He could write it. He could produce it. And he was the only one really that really Reese listened to.”quote

Laila's Favorite Song From Dad Mos Def & Gifts Mom A Car

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Artist Katrina 'Kat' Graham discusses her journey of establishing an independent career separate from her famous father, Quincy Jones, emphasizing self-reliance and the pivotal role of her mother as her manager.summaryCareer Independence: Graham deliberately kept her connection to her father, Quincy Jones, private during her rise to ensure her success was attributed to her own hard work and TikTok discovery rather than nepotism.takeaway