Stokley Williams
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Stokley Williams (born July 17, 1967) is best known as the leader of the band Mint Condition.
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Ten years after The Time's closure, Super Producers and founding members Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis brought the spirit of R&B back when they first signed Mint Condition. "Mint Condition is a band of world class musicians", says "Terry Lewis. "They can play a diverse range of music from rock, to jazz, or alternative R&B."
The subtle blend of harmony and charisma is Mint Condition's trademark.
With exception of Chicago reared Ricky Kinchen, these Minnesota natives believe it was their quiet upbringing that kept them grounded and enabled them to stay focused on what was really important. "We're not in New York or LA. Minnesota is real conservative. It's real laid back here, but we're still able to keep in touch with what's going on out there in the word."
Longevity is an important aspect of the business to Mint Condition.
Mint Condition have been nominated for two 1997 Soul Train Music Awards: Best R&B/Soul Album by a Group, Band or Duo for Definition of A Band. & Best R&B/Soul Single by a Group, Band or Duo for "What Kind Of Man Would I Be."
