Warner Hensley McPherson Jr., known professionally as Warner Mack, was born on
April 5, 1935, in Nashville, Tennessee, and was an American country music
singer-songwriter. His breakthrough came with his first single "Is It Wrong (For
Loving You)", which reached number 9 on the Country charts in 1957. He signed
with Decca Records and later moved to Kapp Records. He returned to Decca and
achieved his biggest hit with "The Bridge Washed Out" in 1965, which topped the
charts for over six months. Throughout the 1960s and early 1970s, he had a
series of Top-10 and Top-20 hits. After le...