The Tumbling Tumbleweeds

	1.	Hold That Critter Down
	2.	The Timber Trail
	3.	Blue Shadows on the Trail
	4.	Pecos Bill
	5.	Moonlight on the Prarie
	6.	Little Patch of Heaven
	7.	Empty Saddles
	8.	Golden Grizzly
	9.	My Saddle Pals and I
	10.	Lonely River
	11.	(So Long) Old Pinto
	12.	Ghost Riders in the Sky
	13.	Poor Big Daddy
	14.	San Antonio Rose
	15.	Tumbling Tumbleweeds

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After a triumphant debut appearance at the Western Music Association’s Western Music Festival in Albuquerque, New Mexico in November of 2007 The Tumbling Tumbleweeds were enthusiastically urged to produce a CD by both fans and colleagues in the Western Music Community. The Tumbling Tumbleweeds answered back with their first album aptly titled, “The Tumbling Tumbleweeds.”

This collection of songs from The Tumbling Tumbleweeds repertoire is playfully assembled here on their debut CD. With songs as well known as Ghost Riders in the Sky to their own original, “Golden Grizzly,” a humorous tale told in song about a true-life figure in California history, William Holcomb, a miner who discovered gold by accident while chasing a bear he’d shot at and missed. It is that element of story and whimsical fortune that not only keeps the American West alive and in the hearts of people everywhere but also that which The Tumbling Tumbleweeds wish to honor musically. The Tumbleweeds themselves are all actors as well as singers and it is that element of story and theatrical prowess that they bring to their music.

“The best young talent to come along in a long time!
-Joe Hannah, Founding member, The Sons of the San Joaquin-

“The Tumbling Tumbleweeds definitely have the chops and the charm to be Western Music standard bearers to a new audience!”
-Rick Huff, Music Critic, The Western Way Magazine

"I love the sound! You will too. This is a fun CD and it comes through that these four fellers are having a great time!"
-Dallas McCord, Radio Host of "Cowboy Culture Corner"
KNND Oregon

"Their harmonies are tight and the creativity they show is something that's a missing element in western music today. They are the future of Western Music!”
-Marvin O'Dell, Radio Host of "Around the Campfire"
HeartlandPublicRadio.org

“Closer to the Sons of the Pioneers you cannot come! I fell hook, line and sinker!”
-Lilllies Ohlsson, Music Critic, “Kountry Korral” Magazine, Sweden

"Playing from 'The Tumbling Tumbleweeds' on The Western Music Channel is how we give our listeners real cowboy music. Good work, guys!"
-George Fair, President/Director of Programming, Heartland Public Radio

“Wow! Yeah! Good stuff! We hope to hear many more good ones from them!”
-Andy and Jim Nelson, Radio Hosts, Clear Out West

The album also includes tributes to the works of Gene Autry and Walt Disney along with some (what the Tumbleweeds call) “Schtick” preceding their version of the rollicking Western Swing classic San Antonio Rose.

The album was produced by The Tumbling Tumbleweeds but they were helped along by none other than Western Music marvel Suze Spencer Marshall who after meeting The Tumbling Tumbleweeds at the music festival in Albuquerque was enthusiastic about working with the quartet. Suze's album Tall Boots was a big influence on The Tumbling Tumbleweeds and it was that sound quality they were determined to acheive for their debut CD.

Anyone who remembers the days of the Silver Screen Cowboys like Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers will appreciate this musical journey back to the Old West!

The Tumbling Tumbleweeds
P.O. Box 1008
Sierra Madre, CA 91025-4008
(626) 755-4946