Jones had an illustrious career, producing Michael Jackson's iconic "Thriller" album and collaborating with music legends such as Frank Sinatra and Ray Charles.

His touching message included a photo with Martina, affectionately referring to her as 'Tina Beena,' highlighting their close bond.

Céline Dion reminisced about their collaborations, including the 2006 song 'I Knew I Loved You' and the 2010 version of 'We Are the World,' which raised funds for Haiti after the earthquake.

Jones's sense of humor shone through in anecdotes, such as a cheeky moment with Judy Garland at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1961.

Quincy Jones, a legendary figure in the music industry, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy celebrated by his family and fans.

He made history in 1968 as the first African American nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Song with 'The Eyes of Love' from the film 'Banning.'

In his final days, Jones shared a heartfelt Instagram post for his daughter Martina, expressing pride and eternal love for her as she celebrated her 58th birthday.

Whoopi Goldberg honored Jones's legacy on her show, expressing her deep emotions and the impact he had on the music world.

The Weeknd fondly recalled meeting Jones in 2015 at Drai's Nightclub in Las Vegas, expressing his admiration for the music icon.

Jones became increasingly vocal about social issues after witnessing civil rights struggles, particularly following Martin Luther King Jr.'s funeral in 1968.

A tribute from Harris gained attention after a 2018 interview resurfaced in which Jones criticized former President Donald Trump, reigniting discussions about his candid remarks.

Despite some controversial comments about The Beatles, including criticism of Paul McCartney's bass playing, Jones later clarified and apologized for any misunderstandings.