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OPRAH'S CUT WITH QUINCY JONES 
Oprah goes one-on-one with her good friend Quincy Jones—consummate composer, arranger, and entertainment producer.
Hear what happens when two special friends
chat about life, love and what could possibly be next for the man that's done it all!
"Quincy Jones was the first person who taught me what love is ... now I am honored to know him not just as the legendary musician he is but as the dear friend I call Q." — Oprah 
What do you think of the interview with Quincy Jones? Talk with others.
Have you missed an Oprah's Cut? Listen in on other interviews with Nelson Mandela, Bette Midler, Gloria Steinem, and more remarkable people.
For the complete conversation, pick up the October 2001 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. Subscribe now!
Photo Credits: Photos of Oprah and Quincy Jones at Quincy's home: Kwaku Alston Boy on piano: FPG International/Tony Anderson Conductor: Associated Press/Stuart Ramson 1982 Grammy's: Associated Press/Reed Saxon Chicago 1952: Associated Press/Edward S. Kitch Frank Sinatra: Associated Press/Adam Butler Billie Holiday: Associated Press/Handout Ray Charles: Associated Press/Rene Perez Aretha Franklin: Associated Press Michael Jackson: Associated Press/Cliff Schiappa Harry Sweets Edison with Quincy Jones 1955: Hulton/Archive, Credit: Metronom/Archive Photos Star from Walk of Fame: Associated Press/Barfield, Stringer |
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