At the 67th Annual Grammy Awards on February 2, 2025, a hearty tribute honored the late Quincy Jones, who died in November 2024 at the age of 91. This section performed by famous artists and touching stories about the impact on Jones’ music.
Will Smith paid tribute to his individual renewers about the influence of Jones on his career. Stewi Wonder recalled memorable experiences with Jones.
Music tribute included performance by Synthia Erivo, Herbi Hancock and Genel Mone. Erivo gave a moving rendering of fly me to the moon, while Hancock demonstrated his piano mastery with Bluezet.
Monne has a lot of closure of the audience ‘Till’ Till Aap, who channels his internal Michael Jackson and enticing everyone.
The youth voices of Pasadeena Waldorf School and Palisads Charter High School Choir joined the stage, adding depth to tribute. His harmony enriched demonstrations, which symbolizes the permanent impact of Jones on future generations.
An unexpected highlight occurred when Genel Mone threw his jacket into the crowd during his performance. Taylor Swift, sitting near the stage, grabbed the jacket and was later seen wearing it.
The tribute concluded with the performance of V the World, a song co-made by Jones. A contingent of artists, including Wonder, Hancock, Mone and song players, gave a powerful rendering that echoed with the audience.
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