Composer, songwriter, author, and pianist and singer in the orchestra
led by his brother Fred Waring. He was educated at Penn State
University, and was a soloist in the Cummberland MD Glee Club and the
Penn State Glee Club. He sang on radio and in films and concerts.
Joining ASCAP in 1935, his popular-song compositions include "So Beats
My Heart for You", "Way Back Home", "Jonah", "Countin' My Blessings",
"Desire", "Swing Me a Lullaby", "When Angels Sang of Peace", and "Leave
It to Me to Remember".
