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The TherapeuTx play electric and acoustic blues, pop, roots and new wave rock and roll covers from the 50s through the 90s as well as originals. Although only 4 out of 5 of us are healthcare professionals by day, we all agree that Music is the Best Medicine!

Kellie Allen, vocals

Kellie has been singing all of her life in various capacities. She has been in several bands in Los Angeles singing rock, blues, folk, R&B and more including Gods Among Men, Saturn Return and The David Stein Project. For last 16 years she has been a singer and percussionist for the community Mayflower Chorus and has toured with them to The Czech Republic, Portugal, Ireland and Cuba. She has also sung in breast cancer charities such as Wine Women and Song rock show and Stepping Out to Celebrate Life shows. She also sings in the Reggae rock band Un Amour.

Chris Crossland: vocals, guitar, keyboard

Chris Crossland wanted to play in a rock band since he was a kid, thanks to The Beatles. He got his first break in 1985 in high school joining The Casteaways as their synth player. Then in medical school in 1992 he helped form the band Big Green Chameleon where as the name implied, the musicians would swap instruments during shows at the many bars in the area. Then in 2000 he helped form The Symptomatics which had a great run with many memorable shows for about 15 years, finally evolving into Betty and the Side Effects. They played for 49'ers coaches and Raiders cheerleaders, roadtripped to LA for a gig, and were the opening band for Los Lonely Boys when they were in Santa Rosa. Playing at Hopmonk to a sold out crowd was his most memorable show.

Bill Dorsey, drums

Since the Nixon administration, Bill has been playing drums in bands all across the country, including New York City, San Diego, and Sonoma County. He has provided his drumset talents to local bands Just Friends, Wannabe Bop, and Bittersweet Jam, to name a few. Ask him about drumming in Nairobi, and opening for the Red Hot Chili Peppers! He doubles on congas and percussion.

Scott Eberhart, sax and flute

Scott started on the flute in the fourth grade and has been playing saxophone since high school. Shoved onto a stage in college while at the University of Alabama and as a member of the Million Dollar Band, Scott has been putting notes together ever since. He has had the honor to play with many great musicians in Dee Wils and the City, Barrelhouse, the Un Amour Band, the Sonoma County Blues Society, and Doug Morton. Scott went so far as to take a few improv music courses from incredible tenor saxophonist Bennett Friedman. He is always looking for places to play and is happy to have found like-minded musicians.

Chris Jones, bass

After dabbling in piano and then electric guitar as a child, Chris Jones began performing bass in 2009. He first played classical on his upright while subbing for his kids' youth orchestra, and now plays as a community support memeber for the Santa Rosa Junior College Orchestra. He has also been performing acoustic rock and folk on his upright with the Ward Ahlvin and Jones Trio since 2015, and acoustic and electric rock with the TherapeuTx since 2018.