Boz Boorer

Boz Boorer is a renowned English guitarist, producer, and songwriter, born on May 19, 1962, in Edgware, Middlesex. He is best known for founding the new wave rockabilly band The Polecats and for his long-standing collaboration with Morrissey, which began in 1991. As Morrissey's co-writer, guitarist, and musical director, Boorer played a pivotal role in shaping Morrissey's sound, blending jangle pop with American rockabilly. Beyond his work with Morrissey, Boorer has released solo material, including albums like *Miss Pearl*, *Some of the Parts*, and *Age of Boom*, and has collaborated with other notable artists such as Adam Ant, Kirsty MacColl, and Edwyn Collins.

Boorer's musical journey began early, influenced by artists like T. Rex, The Beatles, and Elvis Presley. He has also worked as a studio engineer and owns his own recording studio. His versatility extends beyond guitar, as he plays several other instruments. Boorer's recent solo releases include *A Good Day Tomorrow*, *Initials Bb*, *Girl from Atlanta*, and *Slippery Forces*, showcasing his continued creativity and musical depth.