Quincy Jones

The swingin' Quincy Jones arrangement of this standard has become one of Frank Sinatra's signature tunes. Here's the authentic version edited and adapted for today's bands by Mike Tomaro.

Here is a wonderful medium swing ballad based on the version Quincy Jones wrote for Count Basie, and also recorded on Quincy's own album Quintessence. The saxes lead the way to start with, followed by...

As recorded by the Count Basie Orchestra on their album This Time By Basie, Quincy Jones has arranged another laid-back, swinging masterpiece. This is a wonderful, classic big band chart that belongs...

Famously used as the Austin Powers theme, this Quincy Jones hit from 1962 is more popular now than ever before. Sure to be recognized by all, you'll have fun performing this game after game. Yeah, bab...

Famously used as the Austin Powers theme, this Quincy Jones hit from 1962 is more popular now than ever before. Sure to be recognized by all, you'll have fun performing this game after game. Yeah, bab...

P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing), as recorded by Michael Jackson. Arranged for piano and voice with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

It's hard to believe that it's been over 35 years since Fred and Lamont Sanford first hit the television airwaves. The show's humor along with its distinctive theme by Quincy Jones has been a hit ever...

It's hard to believe that it's been over 35 years since Fred and Lamont Sanford first hit the television airwaves. The show's humor along with its distinctive theme by Quincy Jones has been a hit ever...

Composed by jazz composer and bandleader Quincy Jones in 1962 within 20 minutes, according to his own statement, this swinging hit has burned itself into the memory of generations of listeners all the...

Lisa DeSpain steps a little outside the box with this very clever and original treatment of this well-known jazz standard. This chart will mesmerize you yet swing all the way, with written tenor sax a...

Razzamatazz, as performed by Quibcy Jones, arranged for voice, guitar and piano.

Quintessence, composed by Quincy Jones, as recorded by Coleman Hawkins, arranged for piano solo.

Setembro (Brazilian Wedding Song), written by Ivan Lins and Gilson Peranzzeta, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

I Don't Go For That, written by Ian Prince, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

I'll Be Good To You, written by George Johnson, Louis Johnson and Senora Sam, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

Prelude To The Garden, composed by Jorge Calandrelli, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for piano solo.

Prologue (2Q's Rap), written by Quincy Jones and Antonio Hardy, as recorded by Quincy Jones, arranged for voice and piano with guitar chords.

The first entry in a multivolume set that will be essential reading for aspiring producers and artists everywhere, Q on Producing presents the master's approach to making music. Told to and compiled b...