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Birth name
  
Stokley Williams

Name
  
Stokley Williams

Origin
  
St. Paul, Minnesota

Role
  
Singer

Genres
  
R&B, soul, neo soul

Spouse
  
Sylvia Williams

Years active
  
1980–present


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Born
  
July 15, 1967 (
1967-07-15
)

Occupation(s)
  
Drummer, singer-songwriter, producer

Instruments
  
Vocals, Drums, bass guitar, guitar, keyboards

Music groups
  
Mint Condition (Since 1984), Black Men United

Similar People
  
Kelly Price, Ricky Kinchen, Keri Lewis, Elzhi, Brian Culbertson

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Stokley Williams (born July 15, 1967) is an American singer, musician, and percussionist, best known as the lead singer and studio drummer of the band Mint Condition.

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In 2011, he was featured on Kelly Price's song "Not My Daddy" from her album Kelly which earned him his first Grammy nomination for Best R&B Performance.

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In 2017 Williams joined The Revolution on tour, singing many songs in place of Prince. Also in 2017, Williams released his Concord Records solo debut Introducing Stokley, with production by himself as well as Philadelphia production team Carvin & Ivan.

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Discography as a session musician

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The Boys - The Boys (1990)

  • "Got to Be There" (drums)

    • Sounds of Blackness – The Evolution of Gospel (1991)

  • "Optimistic" (handclaps)
  • "The Pressure Pt. 1" (background vocals)
  • "The Pressure Pt. 2" (background vocals)

    • Karyn White – Ritual of Love (1991)

  • "Ritual of Love" (percussion)
  • "Love That's Mine" (background vocals)
  • "Do Unto Me" (drummer)
  • "Hard To Say Goodbye" (drum programming, percussion, background vocals)

    • Mo' Money – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1992)

  • The Harlem Yacht Club- "Brother Will" (drummer)

    • Janet Jackson – janet. (1993)

  • "What'll I Do" (drummer)
  • "The Body That Loves You" (percussion)

    • Johnny Gill – Provocative (1993)

  • "The Floor" (background vocals)
  • "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (background vocals)
  • "Mastersuite" (drummer, percussion)
  • "Quiet Time To Play" (percussion)
  • "I Know Where I Stand" (percussion)

    • Color Me Badd – Time and Chance (1993)

  • "The Bells" (drummer)

    • Jason's Lyric – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1994)

  • Black Men United – "U Will Know" (lead vocals, background vocals)

    • Karyn White – Make Him Do Right (1994)

  • "One Minute" (drummer, percussion)

    • Sounds of Blackness – Africa to America: The Journey of the Drum (1994)

  • "The Lord Will Make A Way" (drummer, percussion)
  • "The Drum (Africa To America)" (percussion)

    • J. Spencer – Blue Moon (1995)

  • "U Should Be Mine" (lead vocals)

    • Solo – Solo (1995)

  • "A Change Is Gonna Come" (drummer)

    • Soultry – Soultry (1995)

  • "Where Do Broken Hearts Belong" (writer, producer, drummer, percussion, bass synthesizer)
  • "I Knew All Along" (writer, producer, drummer)
  • "Can I Get To Know You" (producer)

    • Janet Jackson – Design of a Decade: 1986–1996 (1995)

  • "Twenty Foreplay" (drummer)

    • New Edition – Home Again (1996)

  • "One More Day" (percussion)

    • Ann Nesby – I'm Here For You (1996)

  • "I'm Still Wearing Your Name" (drummer)
  • "(What A) Lovely Evening" (drummer)
  • "Thrill Me" (drummer)
  • "This Weekend" (drummer)
  • "Let Old Memories Be" (drummer)

    • 4.0 – 4.0 (1997)

  • "Oh Baby" (drummer)

    • Luther Vandross – One Night with You: The Best of Love, Volume 2 (1997)

  • "I Won't Let You Do That To Me" (percussion)

    • Jon Secada – Secada (1997)

  • "Too Late, Too Soon" (percussion)

    • Sounds of Blackness – Time for Healing (1997)

  • "The Blackness Blues" (drummer)

    • How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1998)

  • K-Ci & JoJo – "Never Say Never Again" (drummer)

    • Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida (1999)

  • Elton John & Janet Jackson – "I Know The Truth" (drummer)

    • Jordan Knight – Jordan Knight (1999)

  • "Finally Finding Out" (percussion)

    • Yolanda Adams – Mountain High...Valley Low (1999)

  • "Open My Heart" (drummer)

    • Usher – 8701 (2001)

  • "Twork It Out" (drummer)
  • "How Do I Say" (drummer)

    • Blu Cantrell – So Blu (2001)

  • "I'll Find A Way" (drummer)

    • Deborah Cox – The Morning After (2002)

  • Hurt So Much" (drummer)

    • Toni Braxton – More Than a Woman (2002)

  • "Lies, Lies, Lies" (acoustic guitar, guitar solo)

    • Ann Nesby – Put It on Paper (2002)

  • "I'm Your Friend" (featuring Big Jim Wright) (drummer)

    • Ali Shaheed Muhammad – Shaheedullah and Stereotypes (2004)

  • "Put Me On" (background vocals)
  • "Banga" (background vocals)

    • Prince – Musicology (2004)

  • "Call My Name" (background vocals)

    • Jill Scott- The Real Thing: Words and Sounds Vol. 3 (2007)

  • "How It Make You Feel" (producer, bass, guitar, drum programming, keyboards)

    • Brother Ali – Us (2009)

  • "Brothers And Sisters" (background vocals)
  • "Us" (background vocals)

    • Tech N9ne – All 6's and 7's (2011)

  • "The Boogieman" (background vocals)

    • Kelly Price – Kelly (2011)
    Mint Condition – 7... (2011)

  • "Not My Daddy" (additional vocals, co-producer, drummer, keyboards, bass)

    • Elzhi – Elmatic (2011)

  • "Life's A Bitch" (additional vocals)

    • Brother Ali – The Bite Marked Heart (2012)

  • "I'll Be Around" (background vocals)

    • The World Famous Tony Williams- King or the Fool (2012)

  • "Mr. Safety" (additional vocals)

    • The Robert Glasper Experiment – Black Radio (2012)

  • "Why Do We Try" (lead vocals, percussion)

    • U-Nam & Friends – Weekend in L.A (A Tribute To George Benson) (2012)

  • "Nature Boy" (lead vocals)

    • Brian Culbertson – Dreams (2012)

  • "No Limits" (lead vocals)

    • Wale – The Gifted (2013)

  • "The Curse of the Gifted" (uncredited background vocals)
  • "LoveHate Thing" (featuring Sam Dew) (co-producer, guitar, bass, keyboards, drum programming)
  • "Sunshine" (co-producer, keyboards, drums, percussion, background vocals)
  • "Heaven's Afternoon" (featuring Meek Mill) (co-producer, keyboards, guitar, background vocals)
  • "Gullible" (featuring Cee-Lo Green) (producer, drum programming, guitar)
  • "Black Heroes" (co-producer, guitar, background vocals)

    • Lil' John Roberts – The Heartbeat (2014)

  • "Space" (additional vocals)

    • Wale – The Album About Nothing (2015)

  • "The Intro About Nothing" (additional vocals)
  • "The Bloom (AG3)" (additional production)

    • Boney James – futuresoul (2015)

  • "Either Way" (vocals)

    • Maysa - Back 2 Love (2015)

  • "Keep It Movin'" (vocals)

    • Discography as a group member

    with Mint Condition

    Meant to Be Mint (1991)
    From the Mint Factory (1993)
    Definition of a Band (1996)
    The Collection (1991–1998) (1998)
    Life's Aquarium (1999)
    Livin' the Luxury Brown (2005)
    Live from the 9:30 Club (2006)
    E-Life (2008)
    7... (2011)
    Music @ the Speed of Life (2012)
    Healing Season (2015)

    with Ursus Minor

    Nucular (2007)
    Zugzwang (2010)
    I Will Not Take "But" for an Answer (2010)

    Solo album

    Introducing Stokley (2017)

    References

    Stokley Williams Wikipedia
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