Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan & Simply Red live - Everything Must Change
7.3M views · Feb 8, 2009 · Music
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@Tom-gm1lm · 1 year ago
Goodbye Quincy. A one-of-a-kind kind soul has departed, but what he leaves lives forever and betters everyone it touches.
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@Dardant-smartminds · 1 year ago
The maestro has fallen silent. Quincy Jones, the titan of orchestration, the architect of soul, and the conductor of our musical dreams, has left this earthly stage. His passing marks the end of an era, a time when music was not just entertainment but a force for change, a mirror reflecting the depths of the human spirit.<br><br>Quincy Jones was more than a musician; he was a visionary, a trailblazer who shattered barriers and redefined the boundaries of sound. His compositions were symphonies of emotion, his arrangements a tapestry woven with threads of jazz, funk, R&B, and pop. He was a master of melody, believing that it was the voice of God, a divine language that transcended cultures and generations.<br><br>His influence extended far beyond the recording studio. He was a mentor, a collaborator, and an inspiration to countless artists, from Frank Sinatra to Michael Jackson. His productions were not just albums; they were cultural touchstones, shaping the sound of an era and leaving an indelible mark on the history of music.<br><br>In this age of uncertainty, where our values are under attack and our collective humanity is threatened, Quincy Jones' music offers a beacon of hope. His song "Everything Must Change" is a timeless anthem, a call to action for a better world. It is a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always the possibility of renewal, of transformation, and of a brighter future.<br><br>As we mourn the loss of this musical giant, let us celebrate his life and legacy. Let us remember the joy and inspiration he brought to the world, the countless lives he touched, and the timeless music he created. And let us carry his spirit forward, using his music as a tool for healing, for hope, and for the creation of a more just and equitable society.<br><br>Goodbye, Sir Quincy Jones. Orchestrate the choirs of angels for us, and may your music continue to inspire and uplift for generations to come. March 14, 1933 – November 3, 2024.
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@GraciesMom · 5 months ago
Who in 2026?
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@crystalackles7426 · 1 year ago (edited)
Listening in 2025... This Beautiful, Powerful Rendition and Message for this Day and Time. Oleta Adams Sings this Beautiful Song as Well. ☀️
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@henrydegeneste3394 · 5 years ago
Chaka has the range of an opera singer and the soul of a jazz vocalist. She also get better with age , like a fine rare wine.
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@gailatkinson8466 · 5 years ago
A lad from Manchester [United fan] singing with Chaka Khan & the marvelous Quincy Jones. You did well Mick, proud of you
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@shirleyrush9119 · 1 year ago
The world will never see another Quincy Jones he will forever be the master creator, innovator genius of our modern day time!! I only wish I could have met him Love him musically forever!!❤❤❤❤❤ RIP IN HEAVENLY PEACE!!
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@maggiemead3241 · 11 months ago
Mick sang this song with so much emotion even Chaka was moved by it❤❤
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@Aldovsk · 3 years ago
Chaka Khan and Mike Hucknall: perfect combination!
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@Gandoflini · 4 years ago
Chaka Khan is the greatest ever. She is beautiful in everything: Voice, spirit, character, and looks. She's perfect 👌.
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@eclectic117 · 4 years ago
Chaka is so under rated and do not get half the props and credit that she deserves. She has some of the best pipes of ANY female singer!!!
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@maryprior9386 · 3 years ago
THERE ARE NO WORDS TO THANK YOU FOR THIS SONG AND OMG SINGERS . IT WAS VERY HEALING DUE TO HATRED FOR ME AS AN AMERICAN AND ELDERLY WOMAN OF COLOR LIVING IN ARGENTINA WITH A HORRIBLE HISTORY WHY THERE ARE NO PEOPLE OF COLOR. HOWEVER GOD IS GLOBAL AND KIND PEOPLE ARE EVERYWHERE. JUST SMILE!!!! MARY
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