Warner Mack

Warner Mack was a country singer who had some success in the 1960s. His song 'Don't Wake Me I'm Dreaming' became his best-known hit, reaching the top of the country charts in 1965. He recorded other songs like 'I'm Not The Man I Used To Be' and 'All I Have To Offer You Is Me' that followed a similar style of straightforward country balladry.

He worked with producer Owen Bradley at Decca Records during this period, which gave his recordings a polished Nashville sound. The songs often dealt with themes of heartache and longing, delivered in a clear, unadorned vocal style that fit comfortably within the country music of that era.

After his initial success, he continued recording through the late 1960s and into the 1970s, though he never quite matched the commercial impact of his earlier hits. He remained a working musician, performing on the country circuit and releasing material that maintained his traditional approach to the genre.