What are people saying about us? "These guys are qualified musicians and I'm glad to see them take their talent to the public." --Allen Mills (The Lost and Found bluegrass band): “Duet singing has always been an important part of Bluegrass Music that in my opinion has been somewhat forgotten! Tom Feller & Chris Hill have put together a good duet with great material. Tom & Chris are working very hard to put together a good act that will entertain for year's to come. Give them a GOOD listen and ENJOY!” --Larry Stephenson (Bill Harrell and the Virginians, The Bluegrass Cardinals, The Larry Stephenson Band): “Reminiscent of the Crowe Brothers and Reno & Smiley. A solid duet sound.” -- Rhonda Vincent (Rhonda Vincent and the Rage)

***Introducing Feller and Hill and the Bluegrass Buckaroos***



Formed in the tradition of such legendary duos Flatt and Scruggs and the Osborne Brothers, Tom Feller and Chris Hill are also heavily influenced by classic country greats Buck Owens and Ray Price. Feller's solid, expressive lead vocals blend seamlessly with Hill's razor-sharp tenor vocals, culminating in an exciting new duo, Feller and Hill and the Bluegrass Buckaroos.

How it all began:

In August of 2010, Tom and Chris went into the studio to record a demo CD. They soon found that their respective tones easily merged to create those magical hair-raising harmony moments. Tom had a hunch that the sound of he and Chris passing lead vocals back and forth, while alternating harmonies, would turn a few heads. It did just that! Engineer and veteran musician Steve Thomas had this to say: "When Tom Feller and Chris Hill stepped up to the mic to sing, I was knocked out by their chemistry. They've got power and soul. I've worked with a few good singers." Tom and Chris soon received word from bluegrass radio host Cindy Baucom that a cut from their demo CD would be featured on her nationally syndicated weekly radio program, "Knee Deep in Bluegrass." The CD has received praise and recognition from other industry greats, including Rhonda Vincent, Dudley Connell, Larry Stephenson, Larry Cordle, and many others. Such momentum can be attributed to the hard work and dedication these two young veterans are bringing to the table - and soon, the stage!

Down the road:

The duo will begin booking and touring with their Bluegrass Buckaroos in January, 2012. Meanwhile, they are sifting through original songs that will fit the exciting, vintage, country-flavored bluegrass that seems to come naturally to them.

~If you like traditional bluegrass and classic country music, you'll love Feller and Hill and the Bluegrass Buckaroos!

Stats Counter