Was #ArtFarmer and #QuincyJones 's ....

Was Art Farmer and Quincy Jones's "Mau Mau" the basis for John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme?" https://t.co/JwXvfWpuGP pic.twitter.com/9p94UktcRg

— Marc Myers (@JazzWax) 14 de fevereiro de 2017

@QuincyDJones

Major S/O to the Legendary @QuincyDJones and @Jumpman23 for believing in the talented @LeeEnglandJr & Now the World https://t.co/ZueYzGAzZ4

— Mali Hunter (@IAM_MALI) July 17, 2016

Quincy Jones

In my family, music is an heirloom passed down through generations. No beginning & no end!! https://t.co/00rudL97Aq @GooglePlayMusic @QD3

— Quincy Jones (@QuincyDJones) July 21, 2016

Quincy Jones

Report from @LondonJazz on @JazzFM Awards results, including the big Q. https://t.co/IO8hc9dGqa @missjillscott, &c. pic.twitter.com/WkwqpPWgS3

— John L Walters (@JohnLW) April 27, 2016

Playboy Jazz Fest Announces Lineup....

Quincy Jones had a twofold purpose in taking the podium at Wednesday's announcement of the 31st annual Playboy Jazz Festival.
First he continued his advocacy for a secretary of the arts Cabinet position; second he introduced 23-year-old Cuban pianist Alfredo Rodriguez, whom he has taken under his wing over the past few years.

Rodriguez, who performed two tunes at the Playboy Mansion Wednesday, will make his highest profile appearance since defecting to the U.S. last year on the festival's second day, June 14. Jones first heard Rodriguez, a composer for Cuban TV programs, in 2006 at the Montreux Jazz Festival.
Rodriguez is on a bill headlined by the Wayne Shorter Quartet and featuring Kenny G, Patti Austin, King Sunny Ade from Nigeria, the Dave Holland Big Band, Monty Alexander's reggae project Jazz and Roots, Oscar Hernandez and the Conga Room All- Stars and the Anat Cohen Quartet.

Cohen also will perform Saturday in the band hand-picked by emcee Bill Cosby, which this year features Dwayne Burno, Ndugu Chancler, Luis Conte, Tanya Darby and Geoff Keezer. The Neville Brothers will headline the June 13 show, which includes a “Kind of Blue @ 50" band led by drummer Jimmy Cobb, the Jon Faddis Quartet, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, bassist-singer Esperanza Spalding and the New Birth Brass Band. Longtime Southern California bandleader and trumpeter Jack Sheldon will make his festival debut with his orchestra; the Pete Escovedo Orchestra is also on the bill.
The concerts are held at the Hollywood Bowl.
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118000598.html?categoryid=16&cs=1