Back Door Men

Back Door Men is the second album by the Shadows of Knight.
Background
Back Door Men was recorded at Universal Recording in Chicago, Illinois, in late 1966. The album was recorded as a quick follow-up to the Shadows of Night # 10 debut release Gloria. By the time of this recording, Warren Rogers and Joe Kelley had traded instruments and David Wolinski had been added on keyboards. “Bad Little Woman”, a cover of the Belfast band The Wheels, backed by “Gospel Zone” was released as the first single, but only charted as high as # 91. A second single, “I’m Gonna Make You Mine”, a non-album cut backed by “I’ll Make You Sorry” did only slightly better at # 90. A third single at that time, “Willie Jean” (a Hoyt Axton tune incorrectly identified on the label as “traditional”)/”The Behemoth” did not chart. As with their first album, production was credited as “Produced for Dunwich Records” instead of crediting a specific producer.[2] The original album incorrectly lists Dino Valenti as the composer for “Hey Joe”.