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Quincy Jones has died

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#7
Very sad. I'm starting to realize my age, as many of the icons I grew up with are slowly dying. :crybaby:
I always knew him as an older gentleman, but he was quite handsome when he was younger!
RIP Mr. Jones!
 
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He has been around forever it seems. I forgot about him playing trumpet way back in the day and how Ray Charles taught him how to arrange and compose music before even he - Ray - was famous. And he lived in Seattle. For whatever reason that seems the strangest part to me. Lol.
 
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When children (even though adults) share these profound insights about their father, outside of their professional
career, it is just pure love in their hearts. What a dad, role model & friend he must have been
"Q" & "D" rest in peace, you were a music icon the likes of which we will not see ever again.
Glad that so many of us will remember your music & the joy it brought to us
 
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