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Legendary music titan Quincy Jones has died at 91. Arnold Robinson, the 28-time Grammy winner’s publicist, said the music icon died Sunday night surrounded by family at his Los Angeles home.

Quincy Jones, the legendary producer behind classics like Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album and the culturally significant film The Color Purple (1985), passed away on Nov. 3, 2024, at 91.

Prolific musicial composer and television producer Quincy Jones has passed away. He was 91. Jones’ publicist confirmed he died Sunday (Nov. 3) night in his Bel Air home, surrounded by family ...

Legendary producer Quincy Jones died Nov. 3, 2024, at 91. Here, he poses for a portrait promoting his Netflix documentary, "Quincy," at the Four Seasons hotel in Los Angeles on Sept 18, 2018.

Quincy Delight Jones Jr. was born March 14, 1933, in Chicago. As a boy, he aspired to be a gangster like those he saw in his rough neighborhood.

Rashida Jones is reflecting on her father Quincy Jones following his death at 91. “My dad was nocturnal his whole adult life. He kept ‘jazz hours’ starting in high school and never looked back.

More than a singular talent, Quincy Jones shifted and shaped the very culture he was a part of. Born on the South Side of Chicago on March 14, 1933, he had a rough childhood.

Goldie Hawn paid tribute to late friend Quincy Jones, whom she called 'one of the great loves of my life.' Jones, who worked on Hawn's 1969 movie 'Cactus Flower,' was 91 when he died Nov. 3.

Quincy Jones' historic career ranged from producing Michael Jackson’s record-setting “Thriller” to prize-winning film and television scores and collaborations with Frank Sinatra and Ray Charles.