Jimmy Boyle born 1967 in Brooklyn came to Los Angeles and quickly entered the vibrant music scene. During the nineties he became a ghosting protege of musical giant Rick Rubin. During those years Rubin and Boyle worked together in building the sound of the following records.

• 1988: Masters of Reality - Masters of Reality
• 1989: Dice - Andrew Dice Clay
• 1990: Trouble - Trouble
• 1990: Danzig II: Lucifuge - Danzig
• 1990: Seasons in the Abyss - Slayer
• 1991: Nobody Said It Was Easy - The Four Horsemen
• 1991: Manic Frustration - Trouble
• 1991: Decade of Aggression - Slayer
• 1991: Blood Sugar Sex Magik - Red Hot Chili Peppers
• 1992: Danzig III: How the Gods Kill - Danzig
• 1992: King King - The Red Devils
• 1993: Wandering Spirit - Mick Jagger
• 1993: 21st Century Jesus - Messiah
• 1994: American Recordings - Johnny Cash
• 1994: Divine Intervention - Slayer
• 1994: Wildflowers - Tom Petty
• 1995: One Hot Minute - Red Hot Chili Peppers

After his years working with Rick, Jimmy became bi-coastal gaining a senior A&R  position for Columbia records where he signed Rasputina in 1993. He has produced and or mixed on records like Alanis Morrisette breakthrough single "You Oughta Know", John Frusciante "To Record Water For 10 Days", Dave Navarro "Spread", Rasputina "Thanks For The Ether", Abdel Wright "Abdel Wright" and VH1 + Dave Stewarts "Platinum Weird" which includes performances by Mick Jagger, Ringo Starr, Elton John, and others.
Besides exploring musical themes under the name of "The Ghosts Of Jimmy Boyle" upcoming projects produced in his Los Angeles based recording studio includes Fred Durst "Untitled upcoming" as well as the "Upcoming Wingless Angels Project" by Keith Richards.