Twisted Whiskey

Meet Twisted Whiskey

Bridget Harris 

(Vocalist)

Bridget started singing at 3 years old on her grandmother's tape recorder. After that, she continued to sing from Tennessee to Germany. Just like her mother and her father, Bridget has performed in many shows in Nashville. She was a demo singer, working with many artists with Mercury Records.Bridget's accomplishments include:
3-time Female Vocalist of CMA
Named Songwriter of the Year 4 times through CMA of Las Vegas
Recorded two albums, Something Untold and Lost Soul with Jesse Jones of Night Song Studio.

Traveled the rodeo circuit for 8 years, which lead to het opening for Trisha Yearwood in Hamburg Germany.

Lead singer in multiple bands including Twisted Whiskey, Cold Fire, Gipsy, Gipsy Road Show, and Blade 30 just to name a few.

Bridget's passion is her music, her husband Bobby Harris, and their daughter Rhiannon Harris, who is also pursuing a musical career. Bridget still sings with passion and love in every song she performs.

Bobby Harris 

(Percussionist) (Multi-Instrumentalist)

Originally from Hamilton County Tn, Bobby has played guitar, bass guitar or drums in original and cover bands in the Knoxville are since the late 1980's. Bobby Just loves to create and play live music.

Bobby is the husband to Bridget Harris, and they live in Blane Tn. with their daughter Rhiannon and son Rolo.

James "Jimbo" Lowery

(Guitar, Bass, Drums, Vocals, Sound Technician, Studio Technician, Stagehand, Roadie)        

Started play guitar when he was 8 years old. Joined his first band at 21 years old. Jimbo has played a lot of stages and worked a lot of stages around East Tennessee and have met thousands of people. In the words of Jimbo, "I play music because it's my therapy, my release, my punching bag, and my life."

Jimbo lives in New Market.

Wayne Holbert 

(Bassist):

Wayne received his first guitar in 1965. His dream was to be a Beatle. While that didn't work out, he has been playing ever since. Wayne and longtime friend Steve Vandergriff started playing together in 1971. The formed a garage band called Alaskan Winter Heat and started playing school dances. To help some friends, he switched to bass guitar in 1974. The band was a Deep Purple heavy influenced band named "Hot Ice". Since then, he would continue to play switching between guitar and bass guitar for years. His influences include Paul McCartney, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Rodger Glover, James Jamerson, Carol Kaye, Bootsy Collins, and Gene Simons. 

Now retired from ORNL, Wayne's hobbies are antiques, music, antique and classic cars along with antique race cars. Wayne and Carol have three grown sons and live in Corryton with their goats and cats.