"Vienna Breakdown: The Recordings 1971-1976" is an essential CD collection for fans of jazz fusion and progressive rock, capturing the innovative spirit of Back Door during their most creative years. This anthology brings together key recordings from 1971 to 1976, showcasing the band's unique blend of jazz improvisation with bluesy undertones and rock energy. Back Door, formed in England in the early '70s, gained acclaim for their unconventional lineup?featuring Colin Hodgkinson on bass and vocals, Ron Aspery on saxophone and keyboards, and Tony Hicks on drums?and their groundbreaking approach that eschewed guitar altogether. Their self-titled debut album was a critical success and led to further influential releases such as "8th Street Nites." Cherry Red Records, renowned for its dedication to preserving classic catalogues across genres like punk, new wave, prog-rock, and more since 1978, ensures this release meets high standards both in audio quality and packaging. With detailed liner notes included in this edition, listeners are treated not only to timeless music but also valuable insights into one of Britain's most original bands.