LL Cool J, Elton John & More Remember Quincy Jones: ‘Music Would Not Be Music Without You’
As news broke of Quincy Jones’ death at age 91 on Monday (Nov. 4), tributes began to pour in to honor the musician who Clive Davis once told Billboard was “the ultimate music renaissance man.” Among those paying tribute to the 28-time Grammy winner were LL Cool J, David Guetta and Victoria Monét.
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Quincy Jones: Oprah Winfrey, Elton John and Barack Obama among famous figures paying tribute to music legendFriends, collaborators and admirers have been honouring the music producer and composer following his death at the age of 91.
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