Poll (Semi Finals) Goat RnB Producer: Quincy Jones/Michael Jackson vs Babyface
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To me Babyface has the slight edge
Quincy Jones: From Bebop (your granddaddy’s time) to Hip Hop (now) Nobody else compares or has won as many awards in so many different genres nor eras of music. He has also won Academy (movies) and Tony (plays) awards, as well as writing scores for television shows. Babyface can only imagine such longevity, musical genius, and creativity.
List of awards and nominations received by Quincy Jones - Wikipedia
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Elzo69Renaissance
Niggas online ratting then calling it content
Honestly Q shouldn’t even be in any competition...he is god level
AllMusic Review by Thom Owens
Greatest Hits contains a selection of Quincy Jones' greatest pop hits of his work for A&M, including tracks from hit albums like The Dude, Body Heat, and Smackwater Jack. For jazz purists, this isn't a worthwhile purchase, but for fans of R&B hits like "Just Once," "Is It Love That We're Missin'," "Ai No Corrida (I-No-Ko-ree-da)" and "Stuff Like That," it's a definitive retrospective.
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| Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Things Could Be Worse for Me Charles May | Quincy Jones | 04:00 | Amazon | |||
| 12 | Many Rains Ago (Oluwa) Quincy Jones / Caiphus Semenya | Quincy Jones | 04:59 | Amazon | |||
| 13 | Stuff Like That Nickolas Ashford / Steve Gadd / Eric Gale / Quincy Jones / Ralph MacDonald / Valerie Simpson / Richard Tee | Quincy Jones | 03:08 | Amazon | |||
| 14 | I'm Gonna Miss You in the Morning Tom Bahler / Quincy Jones / R. MacDonald | Quincy Jones | 03:33 | Amazon | |||
| 15 | One Hundred Ways Tony Coleman / Kathy Wakefield / Ben Wright / Benjamin F. Wright | Quincy Jones | 04:18 | ||||
| 16 | Ai No Corrida Chaz Jankel / James Kennith Young / Kenny Young | Quincy Jones | 04:18 | Amazon | |||
| 17 | Betcha' Wouldn't Hurt Me Stephanie Andrews / Stevie Wonder | Quincy Jones | 03:33 | Amazon | |||
| 18 | Razzamatazz Rod Temperton | Quincy Jones | 04:07 | Amazon | |||
| 19 | Just Once Barry Mann / Cynthia Weil | Quincy Jones | 04:33 | Amazon |
lol that's it? Yall got it man.
When niggas finally unplug from the matrix and start thinking for themselves instead of what society has been programming you to think since a child, the world will be a much better place
There's still niggas out here praying to white jesus smh/lol
When niggas finally unplug from the matrix and start thinking for themselves instead of what society has been programming you to think since a child, the world will be a much better place
There's still niggas out here praying to white jesus smh/lol
You're right fam, that list is incredible.
QUINCY has been around since the 50’s and has worked with many greats—-living and dead:
"Strawberry Letter 23" The Brothers Johnson
Give Me The Night" George Benson
Baby Come To Me" Patti Austin with James Ingram
It's My Party" Lesley Gore
"Strawberry Letter 23" The Brothers Johnson
Give Me The Night" George Benson
Baby Come To Me" Patti Austin with James Ingram
It's My Party" Lesley Gore
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You're right fam, that list is incredible.
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Going by that laughing/crying emoji:
I thought you were a sophisticated dude, Goldie. But you’re just a hip hop head that likes repeating the words niggas, bitches, hoes, and pussy over and over again. Quincy has been a heavy hitter since the 50’s, producing the music for hit plays, television shows, musicals, and music from bebop to hip hop. I thought you were smart. I mean, that was a dumb question to even throw Babyface in the mix, when he has none of Quincy’s success. Even he would laugh in your face.
I love our icons and people who are trailblazers in their field. Babyface has hits, but is not a trailblazer nor in Quincey’s Uber-talented, long lived orbit. I’ll see my way out, since I am among kids who don’t even know BLACK MUSICAL HISTORY. Many of you act too white and stunted in black history for me. I would be ashamed to be this dumb, even if I were pretending to be black. —-And of course, I barely listed everything Q has done. The rest of ya’ll can look it up since the man’s been around since the 50’s.
QUOTE="Goldie, post: 1068766, member: 1"]
You're right fam, that list is incredible.
[/QUOTE]
Going by that laughing/crying emoji:
I thought you were a sophisticated dude, Goldie. But you’re just a hip hop head that likes repeating the words niggas, bitches, hoes, and pussy over and over again. Quincy has been a heavy hitter since the 50’s, producing the music for hit plays, television shows, musicals, and music from bebop to hip hop. I thought you were smart. I mean, that was a dumb question to even throw Babyface in the mix, when he has none of Quincy’s success. Even he would laugh in your face.
I love our icons and people who are trailblazers in their field. Babyface has hits, but is not a trailblazer nor in Quincey’s Uber-talented, long lived orbit. I’ll see my way out, since I am among kids who don’t even know BLACK MUSICAL HISTORY. Many of you act too white and stunted in black history for me. I would be ashamed to be this dumb, even if I were pretending to be black. —-And of course, I barely listed everything Q has done. The rest of ya’ll can look it up since the man’s been around since the 50’s.
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You’re on your own website and refuse to read. That’s a first for me! Usually the website owner has some sort of smarts. Anyway, Babyface WISHES this were him:
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10 definitive Quincy Jones soundtracks from the ’60s and ’70s
10 definitive Quincy Jones soundtracks from the '60s and '70s - The Vinyl Factory
A quick fire introduction to the soundtracks of ubiquitous bandleader and super star pop producer Quincy Jones from six incredibly productive years between 1966 and 1972. Words: Eliot Wilder From big band to bossa nova, from bebop to hip-hop, Qunicy Jones has done it all – not just on his own...
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I told your faggot ass to stop quoting me right?
