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50 years ago this month, Joni Mitchell released her second album, two of the most iconic songs in the singer/songwriter’s illustrious catalog. Produced by almost entirely by Mitchell herself – except for “Tin Angel,” which was done by Paul A...

When an album has sold 33 million copies around the world, it’s so deeply embedded in the public consciousness that you wouldn’t think it’d be a shock to find that someone’s decided to turn it into a Broadway musical, but...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Richie Furay, but instead of taking a look back at his work with Buffalo Springfield or Poco, we thought we’d instead dig a little bit deeper and delve into the two albums he did...

You gotta hand it to ol’ Bocephus; the man is a survivor. You don’t carry around the name of one of country music’s greatest voices and then make country music your life’s vocation, if you don’t have the goods to...

If it’s Wednesday, it must be time to dip back into the Rhino vault and deliver four cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. Let’s get to it, shall we? • John Wesley Harding, “Like a...

Limited Edition Collection Documents The Historic Festival In A Near Complete Chronological Reconstruction Of Every Artist Performance Across 38 Discs And 432 Tracks, Including Nearly 20 Hours Of Previously Unreleased Audio Available From Rhino On August 2 10-CD, 3-CD And...

48 years ago today, a song which was ultimately destined to appear on THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS was released as a single, although you may be surprised to discover that it wasn’t...

62 years ago today, The Coasters got a write-up in Billboard for their latest single that any group would happily hold up to anyone in their proximity and shout, “Look-a there!” (If you don’t know the song, just trust us...

40 years ago this month, Pete Seeger released his one and only album for Warner Brothers, an LP which found the then-60-year-old folk singer in fine form and delivering a solid collection of tunes. Produced by Fred Hellerman, who did...