About The Band

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An Everett native, Ed has been lead vocalist with multiple Seattle area bands for the past 30+ years, performing with 8 Feet Standing, The Penguins, Triple Shot, Rear View Mirror, American Vinyl, and currently provides amazing front man talents for both Feelin' Alright and Bell Bottom Blues (Eric Clapton tribute).

A Seattle native with over 25 years’ experience performing in the Pacific Northwest, Scott enjoys a variety of musical styles and currently plays in a number of bands in addition to Feelin' Alright, including Taylor Made (James Taylor tribute), Wasted Words (tribute to The Allman Brothers), Reckless (Bryan Adams tribute), and Bell Bottom Blues (tribute to Eric Clapton). In addition, Scott plays with the Trailer Park Kings (70's Classic Rock), Rival of Kings (original Hard Rock band), and with Brian James, playing both original and current popular music.

Originally from Boston, Jim got his start playing in New England-area cover bands. After touring as a bassist and trumpet player with the USAF Bands, Jim moved to Seattle where he plays bass not only with Feelin' Alright but also Northwest bands such as The Luxury, Mojo Circus, Taylor Made (James Taylor tribute), and Bell Bottom Blues

(Eric Clapton tribute). 

Welcome, John!

Details coming soon...

Rick was born with drumsticks in his hands. Well, not literally, of course. That’s just wrong. And physically improbable. He did take up the drums at a young age, however, playing in legendary bands Frenchface, Oldsmobile on Fire, and Rodann. Rick’s studies in astrophysics, nanotechnologies, animal husbandry, and modern dance set him up for a bright future. But the pull of the drums (a real thing, apparently) was just too much. With stints in The Impacts, Avalon, The Bastard Kings, The Shreds, The Jackson Taylor Band, Random Manor, Curtis Moore and the Stone Blind Horses, Petty Thief (Tom Petty tribute), and the seminal Seattle band The Heats, Rick has earned his reputation as the guy you want bashing behind you. In addition to Feelin' Alright, Rick also plays with Bell Bottom Blues (Eric Clapton tribute).

Elaine has been performing in one form or another since her East Coast childhood. With training in voice, ballet, theater, piano, and flute, she has performed with choirs at the New England Conservatory of Music and supporting productions of the Pennsylvania Ballet. Since moving West, Elaine has appeared on KIRO-7 TV and shared stages with many of Seattle's top musicians (Overton Berry, Brian Monroney, Chad Quist, Frank Seeberger, and more). She currently performs with multiple local bands including Feelin' Alright, Bell Bottom Blues (Eric Clapton tribute), GeorgeFest - Seattle (a musical celebration of George Harrison), and The TROPICS (party/dance band), and was also half of the acoustic duo IvyLane for 15 years.