Hank Waring
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Hank Waring is a singer, songwriter and musician from Southern Ohio. He began recording country music as a teenager and fronted two successful bands in the 1980's and 1990's— The Whiskey River Band and Northern Express. Waring's self-penned single "Southern Ohio" was a regional hit in the early 1980's. Today, Waring continues to write songs, record, and do live performances.
In 2004, the Whiskey River Band reunited for a Fourth of July show in Portsmouth, Ohio, after being apart for twenty years.
Members of The Whiskey River Band were:
- Hank Waring— Vocals and Guitar (19??-1984)
- Jim Adams— Bass and Vocals (19??-1984)
- Dave Holt— Drums (19??-1984)
- Jay Andronis— Guitar and Vocals (19??-1981)
- Johnny Pollitt— Guitar (19??-1981)
- Tim Bowles— (Pedal Steel 19??-1981)
- Mark Teeters— Guitar and Vocals (1982-1984)
- Mark Powell— Guitar and Vocals (1982-1984)
- Mike Powell— Sound and Lights (1982-1984)
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