Tom Feller
Bluegrass Multi-Instrumentalist and Singer Tom Feller was born and raised in Milan, Indiana, a small town near the Kentucky border. At an early age, Tom could be found sitting in front of the family's old record player listening to everything from Buck Owens to the Osborne Brothers as he absorbed instrumental details and picked out harmonies. Born into a musical family, Tom's father plays guitar and his mother (a singer/songwriter herself) is the sister of Aubrey, Jerry, and Tom Holt, who along with their uncle, Harley Gabbard, made up the bluegrass group "The Boys from Indiana". Learned to run sound equipment with his Grandfather as his mentor. This led to a five-year job with bluegrass soundman and songwriter Jerry Williamson and his band "Redwing". During his high school years, played rock and roll music.. Went to work with the "Larry Stephenson Band", honing his vocal and multi-instrumental skills playing bass and singing for Larry. Joined as soundman and guitarist for Rhonda Vincent and the Rage., While working with Rhonda, Tom had the opportunity to perform on the Grand Ole Opry stage. He then spent another year playing with Nashville songwriter Kim Fox in the group 3 Fox Drive. Through the years, Tom was also called upon to fill in with the Wildwood Valley Boys playing mandolin or bass. Tom now lives with his wife Angela and their two daughters in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
