Walter Ray Watson, an NPR correspondent, and the legendary music producer Quincy Jones discuss the monumental impact of Jones's 50-year career. They celebrate his iconic collaborations with stars like Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra while reflecting on the warm, danceable music that defined generations. The conversation also explores Jones's early struggles, mentorship with Ray Charles, and his journey from a challenging childhood in Chicago to becoming a musical mastermind, highlighting the profound legacy he leaves behind.