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Quincy Jones, Maureen Crowe Honored at Guild of Music Supervisors Awards
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Music legend Quincy Jones received the Icon Award, while veteran music supervisor Maureen Crowe received the Legacy Award, at Sunday night’s 11th annual Guild of Music Supervisors Awards.
The GMS awards were held virtually and it was the most all-star event the group had yet assembled. Presenters included John Legend, Regina King and Billie Eilish.
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Stevie Wonder recalled meeting Quincy Jones at New York’s legendary Apollo Theater when he was just 14 years old. “I cherish your commitment to doing great music, not just producing it but writing it,” he said, citing Jones’ role in creating “We Are The World” in 1985. He signed off by playing “I love you Quincy” at the piano.
across the country, and there s a practice in place here in the city of chicago. you don t hinder, you don t compromise an ongoing investigation. yet, it s clear you all want and the public deserves that information. there are two conflicting principles. do you think that s true. you know, i think that s oversimplification of the issue that many jurisdictions have faced in the last year. since laquan mcdonald was shot, there have been a number of instances that are akin to this one. i think the most notable one is in cincinnati, you ll recall there was the shooting of a motorist by a campus police officer. again, you know, a grotesque episode. cincinnati which has really checkered ugly history of police
across the country, and there s a practice in place here in the city of chicago. you don t hinder, you don t compromise an ongoing investigation. yet, it s clear you all want and the public deserves that information. there are two conflicting principles. do you think that s true. you know, i think that s oversimplify indication of the issue that many jurisdictions have faced in the last year. since laquan mcdonald was shot, there have been a number of instances that are akin to this one. i think the most notable one is in cincinnati, you ll recall there was the shooting of a motorist by a campus police officer. again, you know, a grotesque episode. cincinnati which has really checkered ugly history of police abuse and impunity in recent years has been working on its culture and systems and oversight and procedures. and had adopted before that shooting a rule, i m not exactly
the commission to do is to not only take past practices and protocols and programs that exist in place today and have existed, but to ask core questions about a video which is how do you make it public without either compromising, tainting or in any way hindering an ongoing investigation. now, there s a common practice across the country and there s a practice that s been in place here in the city of chicago. you don t hinder, you don t compromise an ongoing investigation. yet it s clear you all want and the public deserves that information. they are two conflicting principles. that is why just having met recently just this morning with the commissioners, the five individuals, do we need to make any changes to that practice to ensure that what we have seen, you don t question why it s being held and i have given that answer, steve gave that answer when he was testifying back in april and he s described the