The Hi‐Lo’s return in 1979 with "Back Again," a late-career LP that found the iconic vocal group revisiting standards and tackling contemporary pop tunes with their signature harmonies.
- Recorded in late 1978 and early 1979 at MPS Studios in Villingen, Germany, the album featured a new arrangement of their classic tune "All the Way."
- "Back Again" was the first album by The Hi‐Lo’s to be released on the MPS jazz label.
- The album was produced by Albert F. Schmeider, who had previously worked with jazz artists such as Volker Kriegel and MPS label founder Joachim-Ernst Berendt.
The Hi‐Lo’s were a vocal group from the US, known for their close-harmony jazz and pop arrangements. At the time of "Back Again," they were a few years removed from their initial wave of success in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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