Tom Horner

A versatile and well seasoned singer, a musician and songwriter/composer from Chattanooga Tennessee, whose career spans three decades, Tom Horner is “right at home” in Jazz, Blues, Country, and Pop styles of music. He played lead guitar with the group Sweetwater in the early eighties and shared the stage with a cast of country music legends including BJ Thomas, Donna Fargo, and Reba McIntyre.

Tom won first place awards in Billboard Magazine’s Annual Song Contest two years in a row. He also won first place in the 1998 “Follow That Dream” song contest .Tom received the “Song Of The Year” award from the Southern Songwriters Guild in 1999. In 2004, at the W.C. Handy Awards Show, Tom and co-writer EG Kight were nominated for “Blues Song of The Year”.

Tom’s credits include major film, network and cable television.The following are some examples of where his work has appeared:

Missionary Man (a Dolph Lundgren Film), Nova (PBS), Auction Kings ,The Discovery Channel, The Travel Channel, The History Channel, The Military Channel and ABC's Family Network. His songs have been recorded by such artists as the legendary Dorothy Moore, EG Kight (Blue South Records), Jamie Paul, Benny Berry, Chris McDaniel (Confederate Railroad) and Saffire (Alligator Records)