1 	Atomic Blast 	4:51
2 	She's My Everything 	4:34
3 	Freedom 	3:53
4 	Hey Zombie 	4:53
5 	Angeline 	4:59
6 	Make It Through	5:33
7 	Delilah 	6:44
8 	World Fall Down 	5:39
9 	Hello California 	7:15
10 	Drivin' All Night 	4:37

Bass – John Onder
Drums – Aynsley Dunbar
Vocals, Guitar – Tony Spinner
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Backing Vocals – Mike Varney, Michael Onesco

Why is Tony Spinner so unknown among rock guitar audience? The guy is great and his exciting licks bring me memories of Hendrix and Vaughan (actuallym he dedicated this album to the two fret-masters). I'm not kidding, SATURN BLUES is a hell of a rock album. Its production remembers me of hard rock, but you can still listen to the blues in all the songs! It is a power trio kicking, and Spinner plays very well and also sings. About the voice: some people who listened complained it sounded like those pop metal of the '80s, and they have some reason. But hey, the instrumental in this album is great and I still think Tony's voice fits well in the rock tradition.

I was in a record store better known for its jazz catalogue when I met this album in the "blues session" and asked for a quick listen. Man, when "Atomic Blast" exploded in the headphones, I knew I had discovered something.

"Make it through" is a classic mid-tempo rocker, and the solo is 100% Hendrix. A friend of mine, who is a fine guitarrist himself and has perfect pitch, said it was as if Tony incorporated Jimi's spirit. I have to agree!

"Fall Down" begins with the sonic abuse of an over-saturated amp, and then moves into gung ho rock with killer chops. Perfect to listen to when you're driving in the highway, just beware not to exceed speed limits!

"You're my everything", "Hello California" and "Angeline" brings us closer to the blues, but with the adrenaline of rock always present. It is the kind of music that makes you feel good, with lots of energy, it has none of the contrived sorrow and delusion that has been so associated to rock after the grunge breaktrough. Some may find it old-fashioned, but I love it and it is so good to discover an artist that still rocks in a more uplifted way. "Freedom" is also high-voltage rock'n'roll and "Hey Zombie" a funky mid-tempo, You can listen to classic and thrilling guitar licks all the way, and with a terrific tone!

Summing up, highly recommended and I only wish Spinner could receive more promotion. I found in Amazon he has 2 more albuns and I'm gonna check them too. But one thing is for sure: SATURN BLUES is no-nonsense, terrific rock. ---amazon.com

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1. Saturn Blues	3:19
2. Count Your Blessings	4:25	
3. Rollin' & Tumblin' in Meantown	8:26	
4. Walkin' the Dawg	3:44	
5. Lay Down Your Crutch	4:48
6. Saving Grace		4:40
7. CC Rider	5:19
8. Cathead Bisquit	5:44	
9. Walkin' the Walk	3:49
10. Goldfish Bowl Blues		6:43
11. Luv Thang	4:35
12. Listen to Your Heart		8:18	
13. Love Junkie		4:17
14. Catfish / Make Love to You	5:28

“Rollin' & Tumblin'”, the superb sixth solo disc by this awesome, outstanding, world-class, blues/rock axeslinger from Arkansas, features 14 tracks (74 minutes) of awesome, top-shelf, soul-powered, "old-school" blues-based heavy guitar power trio grooves that will melt your blues away. Tony Spinner digs deep on "Rollin' & Tumblin'" and produces an amazing, timeless, authentic disc that definitely stands tall in the world of Classic blues/rock guitar magic.

Hailing from Jonesboro, Arkansas, this way-kool, down-home, blonde-haired Stratmaster Supreme is the REAL deal when it comes down to soulful, organic, earthy, retro-70s bluesy heavy guitar power trio grooves that cut hard and deep. Tony Spinner is an authentic, seasoned blues/rock guitar veteran who has played and toured with Toto, Pat Travers, Paul Gilbert (Mr. Big) & White River Monster, to name a few. Spinner knows what time of day it is on the Guitar and he absolutely "Shines" on the awesome "Rollin' & Tumblin" disc. An incredible, dynamic mix of blues meets rock from a True blues/rock axeslinger who's guitar playing skills are right up there with the best of them. "Rollin' & Tumblin'" also features the excellent rhythm section of Michel Mulder on Bass and Han Neijenhuis on Drums, both great players who lay down serious soul-powered grooves throughout this awesome disc. Tony Spinner & Co. do blues/rock loud & proud on "Rollin' & Tumblin".

The Tony Spinner: “Rollin' & Tumblin'” disc is an awesome blues/rock heavy guitar groove that is Highly recommended to fans of Jimi Hendrix, Robin Trower, SRV, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter, Walter Trout, Warren Haynes, Chris Duarte, Indigenous, Joe Bonamassa, Doyle Bramhall, Ian Moore, Jeff Healey, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Buddaheads, Craig Erickson, Scarlet Runner, Chris Aaron, Lance Lopez, Wes Jeans, Philip Sayce & the Black Crowes, among other killer blues/rock axeslingers. And fans of Tony Spinner’s previous discs will heavily dig the truly stand-out, righteous, groove-induced “Rollin' & Tumblin” disc of amazing, gifted blues/rock guitar talent. Spinner's excellent kool/solid second disc for indie-label Grooveyard Records is a true testament to REAL blues guitar power. Tune in and become a believer. It's time to Roll & Tumble your bad-ass blues away with Tony Spinner. ---cdbaby.com

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