Artist	Song
Quincy Jones	You've Got It Bad Girl
from You've Got It Bad Girl (2009)
George Benson	Moody's Mood
from The George Benson Collection (2009)
Donna Summer & All Star Choir	State of Independence
from Donna Summer: Gold (2005)
Patti Austin	Hot! In the Flames of Love
from Patti Austin (2008)
Michael Jackson	Leave Me Alone
from The Essential Michael Jackson (2005)
Miles Davis	Summertime (Live)
from Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux (2011)
Quincy Jones	Sanford & Son Theme (The Streetbeater)
from You've Got It Bad Girl (2009)
Chaka Khan & Rufus	Heaven Bound
from Masterjam (1993)
Patti Austin	It's Gonna Be Special (Remastered Version)
from Hi-Five: Patti Austin - EP (2007)
Aretha Franklin	That's the Way I Feel About Cha
from Hey Now Hey (2008)
Quincy Jones	Back On the Block
from Back On the Block (2005)
Dinah Washington, Quincy Jones & Quincy Jones and His Orchestra	Stormy Weather (1961 Version)
from Quincy Jones's Finest Hour (2000)
Quincy Jones and His Orchestra	Robot Portrait
from The Quintessence (2007)
Sarah Vaughan	The Midnight Sun Will Never Set
from Quincy Jones's Finest Hour (2000)
Quincy Jones	Mellow Madness
from Quincy Jones: Ultimate Collection (2002)
Chaka Khan & Rufus	I'm Dancing for Your Love
from Masterjam (1993)
Quincy Jones	Cast Your Fate to the Wind
from Smackwater Jack (2005)
Michael Jackson	You Can't Win
from Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection (2004)
Patti Austin	The Genie (Remastered)
from Baby Come to Me & Other Hits (2005)
Chaka Khan, Nickolas Ashford, Quincy Jones & Valerie Simpson	Stuff Like That
from Sounds...And Stuff Like That! (1986)
Quincy Jones	Call Me Mister Tibbs
from They Call Me Mr. Tibbs! (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Count Basie	Boody Rumble
from Li'l Ol Groovemaker...Basie! (2004)
Frank Sinatra with Count Basie & The Orchestra & Quincy Jones	I've Got You Under My Skin (Live)
from Sinatra At the Sands (Live) (2009)
Quincy Jones	In the Heat of the Night (feat. Ray Charles)
from In the Heat of the Night (Soundtrack) (2008)
Count Basie & Quincy Jones and His Orchestra	Li'l Darlin'
from Count Basie's Finest Hour (2002)

Comment:

He may have found fame with pop and R&B, but ever since his early days as Lionel Hampton's trumpeter, Quincy Jones has always been a jazzman at heart. His orchestration spun a silky web of wonder around siren Sarah Vaughan's celestial tones on "The Midnight Sun Will Never Set." He was on hand to guide Miles Davis through his last-ever album, Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux, filling the football-stadium-sized shoes of late conductor/arranger Gil Evans on a marvelously moody swing through "Summertime." And he even led Count Basie's band behind Sinatra on "I've Got You Under My Skin" at the Sands — now that's when you know you've reached a lofty perch.

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