Back Door - Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976 - Remastered - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
Back Door - Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976 - Remastered - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Jazz
- Description: Back Door first came together in 1971 as a trio featuring Colin Hodkinson (bass, guitar, vocals), Ron Aspery (saxes, flute, electric piano) and Tony Hicks (drums) and recorded their first album in 1972. This self-financed and independently released record came to the attention of the London music press and after enthusiastic reviews and a short residency at Ronnie Scott's club in Soho, the band secured a wider of their album with Warner Bros. Around this time Back Door also began to record sessions for BBC Radio 1 and had a supporter in legendary DJ John Peel. Over the next few years they recorded a further three albums, '8th Street Nights', 'Another Fine Mess' (which saw keyboard player Dave McRae added to their ranks) and 'Activate' (which featured new drummer Adrian Tilbrook). The band also undertook a tour of the USA supporting Emerson, Lake & Palmer with Carl Palmer produced Back Door's final album 'Activate' in 1976 Album Tracks 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Plantagenet 3. Lieutenant Loose 4. Askin' the Way 5. Turning Point 6. Slivadiv 7. Jive Grind 8. Human Bed 9. Catoce Rag 10. Waltz for a Wollum 11. Folksong 12. Back Door 13. Jive Grind 14. Plantagenet 15. Folksong 16. Human Bed 17. Back Door 18. Sweet Home Chicago 19. Forget Me Daisy 20. Waltz for a Wollum 21. Idle Pig Farm 22. Three in a Bag 23. Slivadiv 24. Turning Point 25. Modern America 26. Bobby's Song 1. Linin' Track 2. Forget Me Daisy 3. His Old Boots (Sein Alter Stiefel) 4. Blue Country Blues 5. Dancin' in the Van 6. 32-20 Blues 7. Roberta 8. It's Nice When It's Up 9. One Day You're Down, the Next Day You're Down 10. Walkin' Blues 11. The Bed Creacks Louder 12. Adolphus Beal 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Blue Country Blues 3. Captain Crack Up 4. When You've Got a Good Friend 5. Adolphus Beal 6. Folksong 7. Roberta 8.
- Artist: Back Door
- Title: Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976 - Remastered
- Format: CD
- Label: Esoteric
- Release Date: 06/27/2025
- Genre: Jazz
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- Product Name: Back Door - Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976 - Remastered - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 5013929491540
Back Door first came together in 1971 as a trio featuring Colin Hodkinson (bass, guitar, vocals), Ron Aspery (saxes, flute, electric piano) and Tony Hicks (drums) and recorded their first album in 1972. This self-financed and independently released record came to the attention of the London music press and after enthusiastic reviews and a short residency at Ronnie Scott's club in Soho, the band secured a wider of their album with Warner Bros. Around this time Back Door also began to record sessions for BBC Radio 1 and had a supporter in legendary DJ John Peel. Over the next few years they recorded a further three albums, '8th Street Nights', 'Another Fine Mess' (which saw keyboard player Dave McRae added to their ranks) and 'Activate' (which featured new drummer Adrian Tilbrook). The band also undertook a tour of the USA supporting Emerson, Lake & Palmer with Carl Palmer produced Back Door's final album 'Activate' in 1976 Album Tracks 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Plantagenet 3. Lieutenant Loose 4. Askin' the Way 5. Turning Point 6. Slivadiv 7. Jive Grind 8. Human Bed 9. Catoce Rag 10. Waltz for a Wollum 11. Folksong 12. Back Door 13. Jive Grind 14. Plantagenet 15. Folksong 16. Human Bed 17. Back Door 18. Sweet Home Chicago 19. Forget Me Daisy 20. Waltz for a Wollum 21. Idle Pig Farm 22. Three in a Bag 23. Slivadiv 24. Turning Point 25. Modern America 26. Bobby's Song 1. Linin' Track 2. Forget Me Daisy 3. His Old Boots (Sein Alter Stiefel) 4. Blue Country Blues 5. Dancin' in the Van 6. 32-20 Blues 7. Roberta 8. It's Nice When It's Up 9. One Day You're Down, the Next Day You're Down 10. Walkin' Blues 11. The Bed Creacks Louder 12. Adolphus Beal 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Blue Country Blues 3. Captain Crack Up 4. When You've Got a Good Friend 5. Adolphus Beal 6. Folksong 7. Roberta 8.
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Back Door first came together in 1971 as a trio featuring Colin Hodkinson (bass, guitar, vocals), Ron Aspery (saxes, flute, electric piano) and Tony Hicks (drums) and recorded their first album in 1972. This self-financed and independently released record came to the attention of the London music press and after enthusiastic reviews and a short residency at Ronnie Scott's club in Soho, the band secured a wider of their album with Warner Bros. Around this time Back Door also began to record sessions for BBC Radio 1 and had a supporter in legendary DJ John Peel. Over the next few years they recorded a further three albums, '8th Street Nights', 'Another Fine Mess' (which saw keyboard player Dave McRae added to their ranks) and 'Activate' (which featured new drummer Adrian Tilbrook). The band also undertook a tour of the USA supporting Emerson, Lake & Palmer with Carl Palmer produced Back Door's final album 'Activate' in 1976 Album Tracks 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Plantagenet 3. Lieutenant Loose 4. Askin' the Way 5. Turning Point 6. Slivadiv 7. Jive Grind 8. Human Bed 9. Catoce Rag 10. Waltz for a Wollum 11. Folksong 12. Back Door 13. Jive Grind 14. Plantagenet 15. Folksong 16. Human Bed 17. Back Door 18. Sweet Home Chicago 19. Forget Me Daisy 20. Waltz for a Wollum 21. Idle Pig Farm 22. Three in a Bag 23. Slivadiv 24. Turning Point 25. Modern America 26. Bobby's Song 1. Linin' Track 2. Forget Me Daisy 3. His Old Boots (Sein Alter Stiefel) 4. Blue Country Blues 5. Dancin' in the Van 6. 32-20 Blues 7. Roberta 8. It's Nice When It's Up 9. One Day You're Down, the Next Day You're Down 10. Walkin' Blues 11. The Bed Creacks Louder 12. Adolphus Beal 1. Vienna Breakdown 2. Blue Country Blues 3. Captain Crack Up 4. When You've Got a Good Friend 5. Adolphus Beal 6. Folksong 7. Roberta 8.
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