Quincy Jones career spanned over 70 years, during which he became a pivotal figure in the music industry, working across genres from jazz to pop

Quincy Jones career spanned over 70 years, during which he became a pivotal figure in the music industry, working across genres from jazz to pop

Quincy Jones known for producing Michael Jackson's legendary albums, including "Thriller," "Off the Wall," and "Bad," which collectively sold over 130 million copies

Quincy Jones earned an impressive 28 Grammy Awards out of 80 nominations, highlighting his exceptional contributions to music

Quincy Jones broke barriers as one of the first African American composers to score major Hollywood films, with notable works including soundtracks for "The Italian Job" and "The Color Purple

Quincy Jones co-produced the iconic TV series "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," which launched Will Smith's career and became a cultural phenomenon

Jones founded Vibe magazine, providing a platform for hip-hop and R&B artists and significantly impacting the music industry

Quincy Jonesreal estate ventures included a notable property in Bel Air, which he purchased for $3 million in 1986 and later sold for over $5 million after renovations

Quincy Jones had an estimated net worth of $500 million at the time of his passing, reflecting his extensive career in music and entertainment