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Giggle (1995)

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Album Review

While Rachel Says Boo! established Why? as up-and-comers in the independent British alternative folk-rock scene, Giggle is the more refined and developed installment of this band. The songwriting of Nick and Ant Parker is more dynamic and varied, and that, coupled with the addition of new fiddler Shona Clark and the assistance of guest musicians on accordion and banjo, contributes to a more layered sound and a more mature Why?. Their brand of acoustic British folk-rock still includes Celtic undertones; only now Clark introduces slight gypsy stylings as the rhythm section occasionally experiments with polka beats. As a Christian band, Why? certainly separated itself from a majority of CCM bands by not relying on clichés and trite lyrics, opting instead to relay a message of hope, forgiveness, and redemption in an ordinary and applicable fashion, thus building bridges where other more evangelical approaches might close doors.

Biography

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '90s

The CCM band Why? was formed in London by 1990 by singer/guitarist Ant Parker and bassist Jeff Whiley; the latter quit the following year after recording the LP Rachel's Lovely Jumper, the first in a series of seemingly countless line-up changes to follow in the years to come. By the time of the next Why? album, 1993's Nicely Hugged, the group consisted of Parker, bassist Seamus Herbert, fiddler Kitty Roberts, mandolinist Nick Parker and drummer Mark Davis; Herbert was gone by the time of the follow-up,...
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