クインシー・ジョーンズのインスタグラム(quincyjones) - 1月9日 03時03分

I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of one of my dear friends, Nat Hentoff...It's difficult to capture just how brilliant and wonderful of a person he truly was, because...Nat was unlike any other person I've met. He saw no boundaries in the jazz world and was inclusive of musicians in any stage of their career. He didn't like to call himself a jazz critic...And if you've ever interviewed with him, you'd know that he was a friend...One who was genuinely interested in your life and contributions to the world...When he came here from Boston in 1953, I was one of the first musicians he met and we instantly connected over our love of jazz and continued to connect over our dedication to bringing jazz music back into schools. He understood the value of jazz and understood how essential it is to the educational and holistic development of our kids. I also wrote "Jessica's Day" for his daughter Jessica when she was born, which was later recorded by Count Basie’s Band in 1959 and by Cannonball Adderley’s group in 1962...We are family....Nat created a wave of change and ushered in a new era of journalism. One thing I know for sure...You and your work will never be forgotten, Nat.
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