Charlie Rose Conversations With Quincy Jones

He was an arranger, composer, conductor, leader and listener.
Most of all, Quincy Jones was a great musician pure and simple.
Appearances are from charlierose.com:
November 22nd, 2001
April 1st, 1999

[@pbenson56fran]

This is not an interview.....This is a learning experience, Wow!!!!!! Quincy was a musical melody himself...He was flowing through many people's lives of music......

[@bigfootpegrande]

RIP, giant. Thanks for making it available!

[@steveconn]

At least something good to watch today...

[@stephengiese7549]

Talented, gracious and grateful. Rip.

[@azizaityahia1679]

Great conversation with great people.

[@larryking2026]

I WAS ADDICTED TO CHARLIE ROSE, WPBT, CHANNEL 2, MIAMI, 0100 AM, I WOULD TAPE THE SHOW IF I WAS WORKING IN THE ICU AS A RN. I HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF VEIWING THESE TWO SHOWS ON THEIR AIR DATES, SO HAPPY TO ALWAYS SHARE COMPANY WITH Q', PLEASE REST IN PEACE AND I LOVE YOU, CHARLIE ROSE, THANX A TRILLION FOR SO MUCH EDUCATION AND LIFES LESSONS, I APPRECIATED YOUR INTERVEIW WISDOM, LARRY KING, VENICE, FL, LOVE, PEACE & NURSE, 😀

[@brutusalwaysminded]

Legend. Thanks. ❤

[@qarsiq]

We will forever cherish you, Quincy Jones.

[@J.A.TRILIEGI-cu5zqBUREAU]

BUREAU OF ARTS AND CULTURE MUSIC, 2024: " ... there's really nothing like listening to Mr. Rose, and some of the best in the business, especially , the great, the wonderful, the stoned immaculate, the forever living Indpirational Spirit of Quincy Jones ... " JOSHUA TRILIEGI

[@TheSaltydog07]

Legend.

[@danielkannan6246]

There are constants & variables in music & life, Quincy Jones is the One Constant & all the rest personalities are variables…

[@_NAED_]

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[@MrRamazanLale2]

First

[@tjsmith3741]

Quincy was really a legend. However, Charlie Rose is such a poor interviewer.

[@lornabolkey4635]

Charlie is one of the best… listen and learn!!

[@martinsaltzman5003]

I agree.

[@markwatson8051]

He was at first, but the buzz was that he was pressured into a more softball approach. He conformed and survived. Those who wouldn't conform did not. So he's the last one standing in this kind of format - the best of a now barren landscape. Although he's a bit more investigative here. However, Q is very open here and represents the kind of warm engagement I've personally experienced with a relatively remarkable number of musicians.