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
27
Linin' Track
28
Forget Me Daisy
29
His Old Boots (Sein Alter Stiefel)
30
Blue Country Blues
31
Dancin' in the Van
32
32-20 Blues
33
Roberta
34
It's Nice When It's Up
35
One Day You're Down, the Next Day You're Down
36
Walkin' Blues
37
The Bed Creacks Louder
38
Adolphus Beal
39
Vienna Breakdown
40
Blue Country Blues
41
Captain Crack Up
42
When You've Got a Good Friend
43
Adolphus Beal
44
Folksong
45
Roberta
46
Linin' Track
47
Forget Me Daisy
48
Country Blues No. 1
49
His Old Boots
50
Walkin' Blues
51
Human Bed
52
Fanny Wiggins
53
Walkin' Blues
54
Louisiana Blues
55
Slivadiv
56
The Spoiler
57
TB Blues
58
Blakey Jones
59
The Dashing White Sergeant
60
I'm Gonna Stay a Long, Long Time
61
Blakey Jones
62
T.B. Blues
63
Candles Round Your Hat
64
Detroit Blues
65
The Spoiler
66
Shaken By Love
67
Streamline Guitar
68
Manager's Shirt
69
The Dashing White Sergeant
70
You Got Evil
71
Thru the Zig Zag Gate
72
Train Won't Blow
73
Dragonfly
74
Eliminate
75
Speedwalker
76
Roll on
77
Moon Mad Woman
78
Cryin' Inside
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Label: ESOTERIC
Back Door
Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976 (Box)
CD
ABOUT THE ALBUM
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 release 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
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