Stevie Wonder, Janel Monali, Cenatha Evo, more performance in Queens Jones honor in Gramis 2025: Watch

A number of artists honored the late Quincy Jones with a special honor at the Grammy 2025 Awards. Watch the restart below.

Join Herbie Hanock on the piano, Erivo sang an abstract version of “Fly Me to the Moon”-and was also famous for Jones Sinatra’s ranking-before presenting a full band. From there, Jacob Coller slipped into the piano chair and Lenne Wilson took the microphone for “Let The Good Times Roll”, followed by Hancock’s return to the piano where Steve Wenger joined him in Harmonica and singing for “Blusette” the world. “His closure was Janil Monay with a comfortable delivery to Michael Jackson entitled” Don’t stop until you get enough. “

Jones died in November 2024 at the age of 91. The music, composer, producer and giant of the legendary entertainment was one of the most nominated artists in the history of Grammy Awards, and earning 80 nomination and 28 awards Throughout his career.

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