THE WHY STORE
''VIM''
2011
48:56
1/Again
Chris Shaffer/3:28
2/Beautiful World
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/4:29
3/What the Hell
Chris Shaffer/3:48
4/Sooner Than Later
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/5:05
5/Wake Up
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/3:09
6/She's a Diamond
Rusty Anderson/3:52
7/Run Around Wasted
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/10:21
8/Departure
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/4:23
9/I Want More
Chris Shaffer/3:36
10/Stone Cold Sober
Chris Shaffer/3:13
11/Share the Stage
Chris Shaffer/3:32
Rusty Anderson /Bass, Chamberlin, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Piano, Producer, Vocals (Background)
Scott Coogan /Drums
David Jacobs /Handclapping
Mike Jacobs /Handclapping
Mark Lane /Vocals (Background)
Matt McKenna /Handclapping
Todd O'Keefe /Vocals (Background)
John Pierce /Bass
Ryan McMillan /Percussion
Chris Shaffer /Guitar (Acoustic), Handclapping, Harmonica, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
by John Bush
Alternative groove-popsters Why Store trace their origins to Muncie, Indiana's Ball State University, where vocalist/guitarists Chris Shaffer and Michael David Smith met up with Greg Gardner (then a drummer, later the bass player). After playing a few gigs as Emerald City, the trio recruited drummer Charlie Bushor and began playing around the area. In 1993, the band recorded Welcome to the Why Store for Blee-Hee-Hee Records and followed one year later with Inside the Why Store. Longtime keyboard player Jeff Pedersen was made an official member of the group, and the Why Store signed to MCA's Way Cool Music subsidiary for their first major-label effort, a self-titled LP released in 1996. The single "Lack of Water" did well on alternative radio, and the band released Two Beasts in June 1998, following it a year later with the double-disc concert set Live at Midnight.
''VIM''
2011
48:56
1/Again
Chris Shaffer/3:28
2/Beautiful World
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/4:29
3/What the Hell
Chris Shaffer/3:48
4/Sooner Than Later
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/5:05
5/Wake Up
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/3:09
6/She's a Diamond
Rusty Anderson/3:52
7/Run Around Wasted
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/10:21
8/Departure
Rusty Anderson / Chris Shaffer/4:23
9/I Want More
Chris Shaffer/3:36
10/Stone Cold Sober
Chris Shaffer/3:13
11/Share the Stage
Chris Shaffer/3:32
Rusty Anderson /Bass, Chamberlin, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Piano, Producer, Vocals (Background)
Scott Coogan /Drums
David Jacobs /Handclapping
Mike Jacobs /Handclapping
Mark Lane /Vocals (Background)
Matt McKenna /Handclapping
Todd O'Keefe /Vocals (Background)
John Pierce /Bass
Ryan McMillan /Percussion
Chris Shaffer /Guitar (Acoustic), Handclapping, Harmonica, Vocals
BIOGRAPHY
by John Bush
Alternative groove-popsters Why Store trace their origins to Muncie, Indiana's Ball State University, where vocalist/guitarists Chris Shaffer and Michael David Smith met up with Greg Gardner (then a drummer, later the bass player). After playing a few gigs as Emerald City, the trio recruited drummer Charlie Bushor and began playing around the area. In 1993, the band recorded Welcome to the Why Store for Blee-Hee-Hee Records and followed one year later with Inside the Why Store. Longtime keyboard player Jeff Pedersen was made an official member of the group, and the Why Store signed to MCA's Way Cool Music subsidiary for their first major-label effort, a self-titled LP released in 1996. The single "Lack of Water" did well on alternative radio, and the band released Two Beasts in June 1998, following it a year later with the double-disc concert set Live at Midnight.
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