Waiting For Henry assembled in 2010 as a group of former college bandmates, reuniting to record the album they had never made years ago. Through the 1990s, WFH’s members went their own musical ways, with Dave Slomin breaking through with his NYC-based band, Mr. Henry, which signed to EMI Music and Deep South Records after a major showcase at 1996’s SXSW Festival.
Mr. Henry’s music captured a unique place between the newly rising alt-country of Wilco and Whiskeytown and the earthy American pop rock of acts like Gin Blossoms. The band recorded with renowned producers John Hampton (Replacements, Gin Blossoms), …
