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why? (LP)
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Information

Format: LP
Label: Wah Wah
Genre: Progressive

Originally born as the backing band for spanish folk-singer Sisa after his electrification around 1969, this bunch of catalan youngsters led by the Batiste-Herrera tandem became soon the most prominent and visible heads of the grassroots movement which shake the foundations of the city's musical world at the beginning of the seventies and which can be considered as the parting shot for progressive rock in Spain..
Why?, their debut album (also known as the "croissant" lp) is widely regarded in and out of Spain as one the best records ever to come out of Spain.. A wah wah (of course!), fuzz & hammond feast by this talented pioneering crew.
"An astonishing freak-out croissant baked with love by JMª Paris (fuzz guitar), Lluis Cabanach (wah wah guitar, bass), JMª Vilaseca "Tapi" (drums), Jordi Batiste (vocals, bass, flute) & Enric Herrera (organ, piano).
"Limited reissue (1000 numbered copies) of the album that was originally released on Diabolo in 1970."