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Quincy Jones and His Orchestra

Quincy Jones and His Orchestra

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Last Night When We Were YoungNo artwork
Last Night When We Were Young
The Quintessence
The Quintessence
Quincy’s Got a Brand New Bag
Quincy’s Got a Brand New Bag
L.A. Is My Lady
L.A. Is My Lady
Hip Hop Jazz BestNo artwork
Hip Hop Jazz Best
The Swingin’ Miss “D”
The Swingin’ Miss “D”
Around the World
Around the World
Vinyl Story Presents The Quincy Jones OrchestraNo artwork
Vinyl Story Presents The Quincy Jones Orchestra
Holly Boy / Hi! To YouNo artwork
Holly Boy / Hi! To You
Big Bands Live: Quincy Jones & His Orchestra
Big Bands Live: Quincy Jones & His Orchestra
Pure Delight: The Essence of Quincy Jones and His OrchestraNo artwork
Pure Delight: The Essence of Quincy Jones and His Orchestra
Jazz in Paris Collector's Edition: I Dig DancersNo artwork
Jazz in Paris Collector's Edition: I Dig Dancers
Early Years: Six Complete Albums 1957-61No artwork
Early Years: Six Complete Albums 1957-61

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    Quincy Jones and His Orchestra are an American big band and orchestral ensemble formed in the United States in the 1950s, centred on the work of Quincy Jones and rooted in jazz and big-band traditions. Their musical style blends jazz and big-band arranging with elements of pop, soul and soundtrack composition, evolving from mid-20th-century jazz into arrangements that incorporated contemporary popular styles and orchestral scoring, reflecting broader shifts in American music and cross-genre collaboration.