Review by Jeshua Soh

Best, the album by Quincy Jones, is a compilation of some of the greatest hits from the legendary musician's career. The album features tracks from the 1960s to the 1990s, showcasing Jones' versatility as a composer and arranger.

The album opens with "Soul Bossa Nova," a lively and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, listeners are treated to classics such as "Killer Joe," "The Secret Garden," and "Ai No Corrida."

Throughout the album, Jones' talent as a producer and arranger is on full display. The tracks are expertly crafted, with intricate instrumentation and dynamic arrangements. At times, the music is smooth and soulful, and at other times it's funky and upbeat.

Summary by Jeshua Soh

Best is an excellent collection of some of Quincy Jones' best work. It's a must-have for fans of jazz, funk, and soul music, and it's a great introduction to Jones' impressive career for those who are new to his music.