Quincy Jones was the ultimate renaissance man, achieving global chart-dominating hits with pop icon Michael Jackson, producing and scoring Oscar-winning films, and performing with many of the greatest jazz artists of all time.
In a career spanning more than seven decades he achieved a number of “firsts”, paving the way for generations of artists and shaping the future of pop music. After Beyoncé and Jay-Z, he was the most-nominated artist in Grammys history, winning a total of 28 awards.