Sinner grew up listening to his Dad's rock and roll records. He heard the best sounds that America had to offer, from the legendary rockabilly rhythms of Johnny Cash to the big beat sounds of Fats Domino (to name only a few). The songs played by these incredible musician pioneers set a fire in him. Yet when his teen years began, he just had to do things "his way". So after hangin' around with "the right crowd", he soon discovered punk rock. This expressive outlet for anger and frustration called to him during his adolescent years. After several years of playing hard-core punk in bands such as F.T.W., United Chaos, and Riff Raff, Sinner had a revelation. The music he had loved so much as a kid was every bit as rebellious as the music he related to as a teen! As a matter of fact, the issues Jerry Lee Lewis was singing about in 1956 were every bit as hell-raising (for the era) as the issues Iggy Pop was singing about 25 years later. The rebelliousness of yesteryears rockabilly had echoed through 50 years (amplified a little) but with the same message: Rock and Roll Is HERE TO STAY!!! Sinner realized that since the "modern music industry" always eats, digests, and craps out a floating imitation of whatever cool new sound they can get their hands on, he would go back to the roots of rock and roll but customize it so folks today could relate to it...

REVVED-UP ROCKABILLY was born!