After wartime service, he settled in Los Angeles and, as singer and trumpet player, took part in the development of the jump blues style, heavily influenced by Louis Jordan. Boze first recorded in 1945, but his biggest successes came with Aladdin Records after 1949.
After World War II, he moved to Los Angeles and became a significant contributor to the development of jump blues music, heavily influenced by Louis Jordan. Boze's initial recordings were released in 1945, but his most successful work came with Aladdin Records after 1949.