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- 1Storm-blown sailboat on Quincy's Wollaston Beach, then and now▼Blown by nor'easter onto Quincy's Wollaston Beach: August 1930 by the great Boston Herald photographer Leslie Jones... .
A photo of a sailboat blown ashore on Wollaston Beach in Quincy, Massachusetts, during an August 1930 nor'easter, taken by legendary Boston Herald photographer Leslie Jones, is being shared alongside a strikingly similar image from a recent storm by Boston Globe photographer David L. Ryan. The pairing shows how the same coastline and weather drama recur nearly a century apart.
- 2Quincy Jones' Bluesette Finds New Listeners●🎵 Sonando en Muchas Tardes, Buenos Gustos 🎵: Bluesette 👤 Quincy Jones 💿 Quincy Jones: Verve Ultimate Cool ⏳ 00:06:59 #ra
Listeners are sharing Quincy Jones' recording of "Bluesette" from the compilation "Quincy Jones: Verve Ultimate Cool," a nearly seven-minute jazz track being played on radio streams. The song, originally written by Toots Thielemans, is being highlighted as an afternoon favorite, with fans praising the timeless, laid-back cool of Jones' Verve-era arrangements and recommending it to others.
- 3Remembering the Quincy Jones and Phil Woods partnership●Quincy Jones and Phil Woods shared one of the deepest, most enduring, and most productive musical partnerships and frien
Quincy Jones and Phil Woods formed one of the most enduring musical partnerships in jazz history. They met in New York in the early 1950s, and Woods went on to become Jones's go-to alto saxophonist for decades. Musicians and fans are revisiting the collaboration and friendship, calling it among the deepest and most productive in the genre's history.