BOO WILLIAMS / JAMES CURD - REMEMBER THE MUSIC

Copied from Discogs (http://www.discogs.com/artist/Boo+Williams): Real Name: Willie Griffin Born July 20, 1967 in Chicago, Boo Williams has been a part of the city's house music entourage since 1981. This was when he first stepped up to the turntables and started DJing. Later on in the 1990's, Boo began production and then later remixing in '93. He started out parting on the city's south side soon introduced to Glenn Underground who got him started in music production. Other aliases: Mandrake, Moon Man, Quik Blend Boo, Willie Griffin, Willie Snickers In Groups: Reckless Abandonment, Soul Survivors, The, Strictly Jaz Unit Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

James Curd began djing in Chicago in the early nineties. By the time he was 19 he was holding down residencies with Derrick Carter and releasing music on labels around the world. James wrote a wide array of songs and released "Should I Sing Like This" under the name Greenskeepers. "Should I Sing Like This" became a hit with djs in the city and around the world. Greenskeepers was gaining steam in every direction including press support from Rolling Stone. James continued to release music and dj under the name Greenskeepers. His song "Low and Sweet" off of the Classic release "What's Your Man Got To Do With Gan" further cemented his swing house signature. A couple of years later James set out to make a new Greenskeepers album and finished "Pleetch" which had many guest vocalist on it. Many songs off of "Pleetch" were licensed to TV. Most notably "Back In The Wild", You Don't Know Me" and "Lotion" were licensed to "Greys Anatomy". "Pleetch" was released on Classic and OM in 2004. In 2005 James took a live show on the road. The live show was a great success and made a huge impression on some of the most respected clubs around the world from Fabric in London to Home in Sydney. The live show also made a big impact in the electronic world at some of the best music festivals such as T In The Park in Scotland, Electric Picnic in Dublin, Park Life in Australia and Lollapalooza in Chicago. After touring non stop to all ends of the earth James went back into the studio. In 2006 "Polo Club" was released. Full of electronic rock "Polo Club" was hailed in music and lifestyle magazines and sent the live show off on the road again to support the new album. Currently James has done a song for the new video game "Grand Theft Auto IV" which was used for the national commercial campaign. He has also signed his single "We Just Won't Stop" to James Murphys label DFA. James is just about to release a new mix cd for the Australian club Electric Circus coming out on OM in conjunction with his own label GKM. To round up a busy year James has also finished an album with Tommie Sunshine under the name "Greenskeepers" that will be released this fall. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.