"Thriller" was a blockbuster forged by Jones' and Michael Jackson's maniacal competitiveness, deep love for global pop culture, and fascination with new technologies.

The “King of Pop”, Michael Jackson, may not be alive but his music continues to live on. The legendary music-maker, who died ...

From Grammy-winning albums to stellar onscreen performances, let's take a look at the lovely legacy of Ledisi, our Root 100 ...

Producer was known for producing Michael Jackson’s albums ‘Off the Wall’, ‘Thriller’ and ‘Bad’ during the Eighties, helping ...

Emmy- and Tony-winning multi-hyphenate had a hand in everything from music to movies, lending his magic to a number of stars ...

While the picture was in production, Jackson — then newly signed as a solo artist to Epic Records — sought Jones ... The ...

Quincy Jones’ soundtrack for the 1972 film ‘Come Back, Charleston Blue,’ featured the talented young singer and musician ...

While the picture was in production, Jackson — then newly signed as a solo artist to Epic Records ... The former featured a host of seasoned R&B and jazz vets, young hip-hop stars and ...

Throughout his career, Quincy Jones worked with everyone from Ray Charles and Frank Sinatra to Michael Jackson, with hundreds ...

Quincy Jones was one of the most grammy nominated artists of all time ... “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough,” Jones and Jackson ...

uincy Jones, the man known simply as "Q," was a huge influence on American music in his work with artists ranging from Count ...