Quincy Jones References
The reference sources are from major music trade publications and newspapers worldwide. You can sort the list by the article title or the publication date.
| Reference Title | Date Sort descending |
|---|---|
| Love & Peace (1115) review. Cash Box, 30. |
1969-9-13 |
| Walking In Space (SP 3023) review. Cash Box, 44. |
1969-10-18 |
| Killer Joe/Maybe Tomorrow (1163) review. Record World, 8. |
1970-2-28 |
| Killer Joe/Maybe Tomorrow (1163) review. Record World, 8. |
1970-3-13 |
| Grammy Award (photo). Billboard, 86. |
1970-4-11 |
| Gula Matari (SP 3030) Review. Record World, 12. |
1970-7-18 |
| Gula Matari (SP 3030) Review. Billboard, 50. |
1970-7-25 |
| Gula Matari (SP 3030) Review. Cash Box, 37. |
1970-8-8 |
| Gula Matari/Dead End (1216) review. Record World, 8. |
1970-9-5 |
| Bridge Over Troubled Water (Part II) (1184) Review. Billboard, 62. |
1970-11-7 |
| Bridge Over Troubled Water (Part II) (1184) Review. Record World, 10. |
1970-11-14 |
| Record Review: Gula Matari. Melody Maker, 45:14. | 1970-11-14 |
| Quincy with Claudine Longet and Andy Williams at Grammy Awards (photo). Billboard. | 1970 |
| Quincy Jones Writes Works; Charles Plays. Billboard, 24. |
1971-2-6 |
| Quincy Jones Cops Oscar Show. M. D. Job. Down Beat, 38:ll. | 1971-3-4 |
| Record Reviews: Gula Matari. S. Traill. Jazz J, 24:37. | 1971-3 |
| Record Reviews: Walking In Space. S. Traill. Jazz J, 24:39. | 1971-4 |
| Talent in Action. Eliot Tiegel. Billboard, 83:22. | 1971-9-11 |
| Quincy Jones/Roberta Flack. C.B. Cash Box, 31. |
1971-9-11 |
| Smackwater Jack (SP 3037) Review. Billboard, 53. |
1971-10-16 |
| Smackwater Jack (SP 3037) Review. Record World, 49. |
1971-11-13 |
| The Album Every Guitarist Should Hear. L. Henshaw. Melody Maker, 46:35. | 1971-11-16 |
| What's Going On (Parts I & 2) (1316) review. Record World, 1. |
1971-11-20 |
| Record Reviews: Smackwater Jack. J. Szantor. Down Beat, 38:24. | 1971-12-9 |
| Billboard Trendsetter Award (photo). Billboard, 52. |
1971-12-25 |
| Ironside (1323) review. Record World, 10. |
1972-1-22 |
| Quincy Jones--the Prolific Powerhouse. J. Carter. Crescendo Int, 10:26. | 1972-1 |
| Smackwater Jack (SP 3037) Review. High Fidelity, 112. |
1972-1 |
| The Jazz Composers in Hollywood. H. Siders. Down Beat, 39:12-15. | 1972-3-2 |
| Quincy Jones Sees the Whole Thread. R. Meyers. Rolling Stone, 104:22. | 1972-3-16 |
| The Problems of A & R Work. Quincy Jones. Crescendo Int, 10:19. | 1972-3 |
| 3/4 McGovern. John Gibson. Record World, 20. | 1972-4-29 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 267:55. | 1972-7-12 |
| A&M Re-Signs Quincy Jones. Record World, 22. |
1972-9-2 |
| Monterey: Roberta, Quincy Sensational at 15th Anny. Eliot Tiegel. Billboard, 84:21. |
1972-9-30 |
| Quincy Jones. L. Feather. Melody Maker, 47:22. | 1972-10-28 |
| Quincy--Roberta So-So At Center. R. Goddard. Soul, 7:12. | 1972-12-4 |
| Roberta and Quincy: We Felt For 'Em. Fred Goodman. Record World, 47. |
1973-3-31 |
| Roberta Flack, Quincy Jones. R.A. Cash Box, 30. |
1973-3-31 |
| Talent in Action. Phil Gelormine. Billboard, 20. |
1973-4-14 |
| You've Got It Bad Girl (SP 3041) Review. Record World, 20. |
1973-5-19 |
| You've Got It Bad Girl (SP 3041) Review. Billboard, 52. |
1973-5-26 |
| Everything's Rosy for Quincy (photo). Record World, 37. |
1973-8-4 |
| Quincy's Got It All (photo). Cash Box, 37. |
1973-8-25 |
| Quincy Jones: the Man�'s Music Constantly Grows. Peter Taylor. RPM, 14. |
1973-9-8 |
| Body Heat (SP 3617) Review. Billboard, 58. |
1974-5-18 |
| Big Band Arranger Quincy Jones Moves Into Realm of Voices and Smaller Groups. Leroy Robinson. Billboard, 34. |
1974-6-29 |
| If I Ever Lose This Heaven (1606) review. Record World, 1. |
1974-8-10 |
| Brain Surgery Saves Life of Quincy Jones. Billboard, 86:14. |
1974-8-24 |
| Quincy Jones Faces Additional Surgery. Billboard, 86:4. |
1974-9-7 |
| Quincy Jones 'Doing Well' After Surgery. Soul, 9:1. | 1974-9-30 |
| Boogie Joe, the Grinder (1638) review. Record World, 12. |
1974-11-2 |
| Quincy Jones; Music's Living Legend. N. Rubine. Soul, 9:2-3. | 1974-12-9 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 277:34. | 1974-12-25 |
| The Score: the Writers in Profile. BMI, 1:24. | 1974 |
| Records: Body Heat. Rolling Stone, 177:64. | 1975-1-2 |
| Quincy Jones Honored (photo). Record World, 42. |
1975-1-18 |
| Quincy Jones to Be Saluted. Soul, 9:4. | 1975-1-20 |
| Stars Galore Turn Out to Salute "Q." W. D. Ruffin. Soul, 9:7. | 1975-2-17 |
| Odd Concept for Jones Band. Eliot Tiegel. Billboard, 87:43. |
1975-2-22 |
| Caught (Tribute). Down Beat, 42:28. | 1975-3-27 |
| Reviews: Mellow Madness (SP 4526). Billboard, 76. |
1975-8-16 |
| Quincy Jones Versatile at the Greek. Mike Harris. Record World, 21. |
1975-9-6 |
| Funk? We Used to Play That in Church.' S. Lake. Melody Maker, 50:14-15. | 1975-9-27 |
| Is It Love That We're Missin' (1743) review. Record World, 42. |
1975-10-11 |
| Q. Lives. L. Underwood. Down Beat, 42:13-15. | 1975-10-23 |
| Record Reviews: Body Heat. Rolling Stone, 177:64. | 1975-12-18 |
| Tops In Pop (Working on History of Evolution of Black Music Since 1510). Int Mus, 74:9. | 1976-1 |
| Jones Firm Builds Up Promo Men. Jean Williams. Billboard. |
1976-2-14 |
| Portrait. Crescendo Int, 14:cover. | 1976-5 |
| Quincy's Biggest Score Yet: the History of Black Music. Jack Haffercamp. Rolling Stone, 16-17. |
1976-7-1 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 284:58. | 1976-9-1 |
| I Heard That!! (SP 3705) review. Record World, 26. |
1976-9-18 |
| Non-pros Assisted At Workshop; Quincy Jones Serves Up 'Alternative Information.' Billboard, 88:39. | 1976-9-25 |
| Reviews: I Heard That!! Billboard. | 1976-9-25 |
| Talent in Action. Billboard, 88:47. | 1976-9-25 |
| Midnight Soul Patrol (1878) review. Record World, 18. |
1976-10-23 |
| Record Reviews: I Heard That! Down Beat, 44:20. | 1977-1-13 |
| A&M Unveils 'Roots.' Record World, 70. |
1977-2-5 |
| Roots (SP 4626) Review. Billboard, 68. |
1977-2-12 |
| Roots (SP 4626) Review. Record World, 1. |
1977-2-12 |
| Roots Medley (1909) review. Record World, 1. |
1977-2-19 |
| Roots (SP 4626) Review. Record World, 28. |
1977-2-19 |
| What Shall I Do (1923) review. Record World, 18. |
1977-4-2 |
| Roots' Gold (photo). Record World, 4. |
1977-5-21 |
| Soulsauce: Jones Nets Results At Workshop. J. Williams. Billboard, 89:36. |
1977-11-5 |
| Passing in Review (Roots). C. Hartwell. Songwriters R, 32:26-7. | 1977 |
| Premieres (Roots). C. Hartwell. Songwriters R, 32:26-7. | 1977 |
| Stuff Like That (2043) review. Record World, 1. |
1978-5-20 |
| Sounds...and Stuff Like That (SP 4685) Reviews. Cash Box, 20. |
1978-6-10 |
| Sounds...and Stuff Like That (SP 4685) Reviews. Record World, 90. |
1978-6-10 |
| Reviews: Sounds...and Stuff Like That (SP 4685). Billboard, 92. | 1978-6-17 |
| Sounds...and Stuff Like That (SP 4685) review. Record World, 1. |
1978-6-17 |
| Old Friends Make New Jones LP Crossover Hit. Joey Berlin. Cash Box, 14. |
1978-6-24 |
| A Day in the Life of Quincy Jones. Billboard, 90:75. |
1978-7-15 |
| Love, I Never Had It So Good (2080) Reviews. Cash Box, 20. |
1978-9-9 |
| Love, I Never Had It So Good (2080) Reviews. Billboard, 66. |
1978-9-9 |
| Love, I Never Had It So Good (2080) Reviews. Record World, 18. |
1978-9-16 |
| Records: Sounds... and Stuff Like That!! Rolling Stone, 274:68. | 1978-9-21 |
| Symposium with Duke Ellington. I. Jacobs. Cadence, 4:6-14. | 1978-9 |
| Quincy Jones: Funk For All Seasons. I. Hoare. Melody Maker, 53:37. | 1978-10-7 |
| Quincy Jones: the Wizard of Funk. M. Gilmore. Rolling Stone, 227:24. | 1978-11-2 |
| Jones Gets Platinum. Cash Box, 18. |
1978-11-25 |
| Duke Ellington Symposium. I. Jacobs. Cadence, 4:14-20. | 1978-11 |
| No Rest, Relaxation for Quincy Jones; Schedule Too Tight. Ed Harrison. Billboard, 91:90. |
1979-2-3 |
| Quincy Jones Drops Product Ties to Focus On Label, Pic Prospects. Cynthia Kirk. Variety, 299:71. | 1979-7-30 |
| Quincy Jones Forms New Label with WB. Jean Williams. Billboard, 3. |
1979-8-18 |
| Pop Record Producers Attain Stardom. Stephen Holden. New York Times. | 1980-2-17 |
| Quincy Jones, 30-Year Veteran, Now a Top Versatile Producer. Paul Grein. Billboard, 92:10. |
1980-2-23 |
| Counterpoint. J. Williams. Billboard, 92:30. | 1980-3-22 |
| Starstruck (photo). Record World, 16. |
1980-4-5 |
| Quincy Jones--Now a Record Producer. Stephen Holden. New York Times. | 1980-7-27 |
| Quincy Jones, Master Synthesist. Stephen Holden. Hi Fi/Mus Am, 30:101-4. | 1980-10 |
| Swedien and Jones; Together 23 Years. Jim McCullaugh. Billboard, 92:78. |
1980-11-1 |
| Ai No Corrida (2309) review. Record World, 1. |
1981-2-21 |
| Reviews: The Dude. Billboard. | 1981-3-21 |
| The Dude (SP 3721) review. Record World, 1. |
1981-3-28 |
| The Dude (record reviews). Variety, 302:69. | 1981-4-8 |
| Razzamatazz (2334) review. Record World, 1. |
1981-6-6 |
| The Dude (record reviews). High Fidelity, 31:79. | 1981-6 |
| The Promise and the Peril: Four Predictions On the Future of the Record Biz. P. & P. Luboff. Songwriter, 6:12-15. | 1981-7 |
| Just Once (2357) review. Billboard, 83. |
1981-8-15 |
| New On the Charts (Just Once). Billboard. |
1981-8-22 |
| Just Once (2357) review. Record World, 1. |
1981-8-22 |
| One Hundred Ways (2387) review. Record World, 1. |
1981-12-5 |
| The Dude' Gets 11 Nominations. Cynthia Kirk. Variety, 305:113. | 1982-1-20 |
| A&M Gears Push Around 'Dude' Grammy Showing. Sam Sutherland. Billboard, 4. |
1982-2-13 |
| No One Kept Up With Jones On Grammy Eve; Few Surprises; An Emotional Moment With Ono. Cynthia Kirk. Variety, 306:81-2. | 1982-3-3 |
| Quincy Scores Five Grammys; Lennon Wins with 'Fantasy' LP. Paul Grein. Billboard, 94:1. |
1982-3-6 |
| Grammys: a Mild Surprise. A. James Liska. Down Beat, 49:10. | 1982-5 |
| Reviews: The Best (SP 3200). Billboard, 72. |
1982-6-26 |
| Only Two Black Acts Cop Platinum LPs This Year. Paul Grein. Billboard, 94:4. |
1982-9-11 |
| Reviews: The Best of Quincy Jones, Volume 2 (SP 3278). Billboard, 88. |
1985-10-19 |
| Alpert, Jones Get NARAS Honor (photo). Radio & Records, 6. |
1987-10-23 |
| I Love NARAS (photo). Billboard, 4. | 1987-10-31 |
| L.A. NARAS Gives Jones and Alpert Membership Salute. A. Dawes. Variety, 329:119. | 1987-11-25 |
| NARAS Salute (photo). Billboard, 4. |
1987-12-12 |
| A Pop Virtuoso Who Can Do It All. Stephen Holden. New York Times. | 1989-12-3 |
