The 5 Craziest Statements From Quincy Jones' New Interview
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The 5 Craziest Statements From Quincy Jones' New Interview
At 84 years old, it's genuinely evident that Quincy Jones — unbelievable jazz performer, industry titan, and maker of numerous collections, including Michael Jackson's "Spine chiller" and "Off the Wall" — does not give a fuck.
On the foot rear areas of an eyebrow-raising GQ meet — in which he condemned Taylor Swift's music, asserted to have 22 lady friends over the globe, and needs Donald Glover to play him in a biopic — Jones gave a much more remarkable meeting to Vulture's David Marchese that distributed on Wednesday morning. Here are five of the most capturing things he stated, despite the fact that it was an intense decision.
He knows who murdered John F. Kennedy.
"[Chicago mobster Sam] Giancana. The association was there amongst Sinatra and the Mafia and Kennedy. Joe Kennedy — he was an awful man — he came to Frank to have him converse with Giancana about getting votes."
The Beatles were shocking artists.
"They were the most noticeably bad artists on the planet. They were no-playing motherf—ers. Paul was the most exceedingly bad bass player I at any point heard. Furthermore, Ringo? Try not to try and discuss it. I recollect once we were in the studio with George Martin, and Ringo had taken three hours for a four-bar thing he was attempting to settle on a melody. He couldn't get it. We stated, 'Mate, why not get some ale and lime, some shepherd's pie, and take 90 minutes and unwind a smidgen.' So he did, and we called Ronnie Verrell, a jazz drummer. Ronnie came in for 15 minutes and destroyed it. Ringo returns and says, 'George, would you be able to play it back for me once again?' So George did, and Ringo says, 'That didn't sound so terrible.' And I stated, 'Definitely, motherf—er since it ain't you.' Great person, however.
"Definitely, man. I went on a stumble on his yacht, and he had David Crosby, Joe Walsh, Sean Lennon — each one of those insane motherf—ers. At that point on the most recent two days, Stevie Wonder went ahead with his band and influenced Paul to come up and play with him — he's great, man."
He "used to date Ivanka [Trump]" — when he was 72 and she was 24.
"Truly, sir. Twelve years prior. Tommy Hilfiger, who was working with my little girl Kidada, stated, 'Ivanka needs to eat with you.' I stated, 'No issue. She's a fine motherf—er.' She had the most delightful legs I at any point found in my life. Wrong father, however.
Marlon Brando engaged in sexual relations with James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, and Marvin Gaye.
"[Brando] used to run cha-cha hitting the dance floor with us. He could move his can off. He was the most enchanting motherf—er you at any point met. He'd f—anything. Anything! He'd f—a letter drop. James Baldwin. Richard Pryor. Marvin Gaye.
[Marchese asks: "He laid down with them? How would you know that?"]
"Go ahead, man. He didn't give a f—! You like Brazilian music?"
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The 5 Craziest Statements From Quincy Jones' New Interview
At 84 years old, it's genuinely evident that Quincy Jones — unbelievable jazz performer, industry titan, and maker of numerous collections, including Michael Jackson's "Spine chiller" and "Off the Wall" — does not give a fuck.
On the foot rear areas of an eyebrow-raising GQ meet — in which he condemned Taylor Swift's music, asserted to have 22 lady friends over the globe, and needs Donald Glover to play him in a biopic — Jones gave a much more remarkable meeting to Vulture's David Marchese that distributed on Wednesday morning. Here are five of the most capturing things he stated, despite the fact that it was an intense decision.
He knows who murdered John F. Kennedy.
"[Chicago mobster Sam] Giancana. The association was there amongst Sinatra and the Mafia and Kennedy. Joe Kennedy — he was an awful man — he came to Frank to have him converse with Giancana about getting votes."
The Beatles were shocking artists.
"They were the most noticeably bad artists on the planet. They were no-playing motherf—ers. Paul was the most exceedingly bad bass player I at any point heard. Furthermore, Ringo? Try not to try and discuss it. I recollect once we were in the studio with George Martin, and Ringo had taken three hours for a four-bar thing he was attempting to settle on a melody. He couldn't get it. We stated, 'Mate, why not get some ale and lime, some shepherd's pie, and take 90 minutes and unwind a smidgen.' So he did, and we called Ronnie Verrell, a jazz drummer. Ronnie came in for 15 minutes and destroyed it. Ringo returns and says, 'George, would you be able to play it back for me once again?' So George did, and Ringo says, 'That didn't sound so terrible.' And I stated, 'Definitely, motherf—er since it ain't you.' Great person, however.
"Definitely, man. I went on a stumble on his yacht, and he had David Crosby, Joe Walsh, Sean Lennon — each one of those insane motherf—ers. At that point on the most recent two days, Stevie Wonder went ahead with his band and influenced Paul to come up and play with him — he's great, man."
He "used to date Ivanka [Trump]" — when he was 72 and she was 24.
"Truly, sir. Twelve years prior. Tommy Hilfiger, who was working with my little girl Kidada, stated, 'Ivanka needs to eat with you.' I stated, 'No issue. She's a fine motherf—er.' She had the most delightful legs I at any point found in my life. Wrong father, however.
Marlon Brando engaged in sexual relations with James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, and Marvin Gaye.
"[Brando] used to run cha-cha hitting the dance floor with us. He could move his can off. He was the most enchanting motherf—er you at any point met. He'd f—anything. Anything! He'd f—a letter drop. James Baldwin. Richard Pryor. Marvin Gaye.
[Marchese asks: "He laid down with them? How would you know that?"]
"Go ahead, man. He didn't give a f—! You like Brazilian music?"
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