Q cool in Ebony
Check out the November issue of Ebony with Jennifer Hudson, Queen Latifah and Alicia Keys on the cover. It features an interview with Quincy by Joy T. Bennett tied into the release of Quincy’s forthcoming book, The Complete Quincy Jones: My Journey & Passions.
You’ll have to pick up the magazine to get the full scoop, but we’ll tease you with a bit of Bennett’s opening observations about Q and the book.
“Quincy Delight Jones Jr. is a hurricane of creativity, a Renaissance man and a pack rat,” Bennett writes. “Out of his treasure trove of memorabilia he has fashioned a unique all-access pass to his life, the history of jazz and rare musings from the maestro in his own words.”
This is the second time in recent months that Q has graced the pages of Ebony. In August, in case you missed it, Quincy placed fifth in the magazine’s list of 25 Coolest Brothers of All Time ahead of such hip cats as Bob Marley, Denzel Washington, Michael Jordan, Miles Davis, Jay-Z, Tupac Shakur, Muhammad Ali, Richard Roundtree, Jimi Hendrix, and Sammy Davis, Jr.
Here’s the complete lits:
1. Barack Obama
2. Don Cheadle
3. Billy Dee Williams
4. Sidney Poitier
5. Quincy Jones
6. Lenny Kravitz
7. Jimi Hendrix
8. Richard Roundtree
9. Denzel Washington
10. Sammy Davis, Jr.
11. Bob Marley
12. Ed Bradley
13. Tupac Shakur
14. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
15. Gordon Parks
16. Muhammad Ali
17. Miles Davis
18. Walt Frazier
19. Shawn ‘Jay-Z’ Carter
20. Samuel L. Jackson
21. Malcolm X
22. Snoop Dogg
23. Prince
24. Michael Jordan
25. Marvin Gaye
In honor of Quincy’s continued coolness, we bring you Q’s 1981 Grammy-winning track “The Dude.”

What makes Q so cool?
I think you have been number. All thing you for peopl. You have been here to long not to be number one Quincy.
I received Ebony in the mail yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed the article. Can’t wait until the release of the book, so I can purchase it, too! Also, regarding the list of the coolest…You should have been Number One!. Be blessed and stay strong! Peace! Purple Wolf!