Quincy Jones

Ease on down the yellow-brick road with The Wiz, starring superstars Diana Ross and Michael Jackson! Relive all of the magic of this beloved musical when Dorothy is whisked away to the enchanting wonderland of Oz, where she encounters the Scarecrow, the Tinman and the Lion. The Wiz features spectacular musical numbers from legendary producer Quincy Jones and an all-star cast including Lena Horne, Richard Pryor, Nipsey Russell and Ted Ross.

Macy Gray, Quincy Jones and Roberta Flack talk about their favorite Donna Summer memories and what they think her legacy will be at the Jazz Foundation of America event at the Apollo Theater in NYC. The Jazz Foundation of America's A Great Night in Harlem event, benefitting the Jazz Musicians Emergency Fund which raises money to assist elder jazz and blues musicians in crisis across the country, took place last night at NYC's legendary Apollo Theater, where the recent death of Donna Summer of course weighed heavily on all the musicians' minds. ET caught up with Macy Gray, Quincy Jones and Roberta Flack, who all shared their favorite personal memories with the disco legend. "Well I can say that Donna Summer made me Thanksgiving dinner," Gray smiled. "We spent Thanksgiving together in Belgium, and so I got to do a show with her, and I got to sing MacArthur Park with her, so I got lucky. Bu

Bono teams up with Macy Gray and Quincy Jones for the Jazz Foundation of America's annual benefit.

UNDER AFRICAN SKIES documents the making of Paul Simon's legendary Graceland album, a record that created huge controversy when when Simon defied the United Nations and went to South Africa to record with local artists. Featuring interviews with key anti-apartheid activists of the time and such musical legends as Quincy Jones, Harry Belafonte, Paul McCartney, David Byrne and Peter Gabriel, UNDER AFRICAN SKIES travels with Simon back to South Africa, 25 years after his first visit. Berlinger's film recounts the making of the record and surveys the controversy surrounding it's genesis and the political turbulence created in its wake. His artistic decision to collaborate with South African musicians created a new world musical fusion, combining American and African musical idioms while igniting an intense political crossfire, with Simon accused of breaking the UN cultural boycott of South Africa designed to end the Apartheid regime.

The Making of Stony Island features interviews with Director, Andrew Davis and Producer, Tamar Hoffs along with music legends Quincy Jones, Gene Barge, Chuck D., as they reflect on the importance of music, culture and race on the South Side of Chicago.

The Making of Stony Island features interviews with Director, Andrew Davis and Producer, Tamar Hoffs along with music legends Quincy Jones, Gene Barge, Chuck D., as they reflect on the importance of music, culture and race on the South Side of Chicago.

This 4 part PBS series attempts to trace the roots of 8 guests using genealogy, oral history, family stories, and DNA analysis.

After hitting a certain degree, the Titanic splits in half.

Under African Skies -- UNDER AFRICAN SKIES is a really great film in which Joe Berlinger travels back to South Africa with Paul -- his first trip back in 25 years, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the historic Graceland album. Paul reunites with the band to give a reunion concert and that present tense thread is then used to tell the story of the turbulent birth of the album. Despite its huge success, and despite it being the first popular/successful example of fusing American and African musical styles, it was initially met with tremendous political crossfire, as Paul was accused of breaking the UN cultural boycott of South Africa designed to end the Apartheid regime. Paul revisits these ghosts as the musical journey is explored. The film will feature interviews with Oprah Winfrey, Paul McCartney, Harry Belafonte, David Byrne, Philip Glass, Lorne Michaels, Whoopi Goldberg, Quincy Jones, and Steve Van Zandt.

The Frustrated Rockstars discuss the legacy of Michael Jackson and his collaborations with Quincy Jones, Slash, Rod Temperton, Eddie Van Halen, Paul McCartney, and Eddie Murphy.

On location in the Philippines, Michael J. Fox gives a preview of "Casualties 2".

Bob Waltman previews several of the guests on his 20/20-like show. Bob will do anything to incite crying from his guests.