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Warren Zevon’s recorded output prior to 1980’s live album STAND IN THE FIRE found him to be an excellent songwriter, a fine singer and a masterful selector of sympathetic musicians who could (and did) place his songs in the best...

46 years ago today, Jack Nitzsche quietly released an orchestral album which took its title from the location of its recording. Although he first came to the attention of music fans for his 1963 song “The Lonely Surfer,” Nitzsche soon...

The guests are so hot, we made it a double! You can now binge on both of our Chicago episodes. Part 1 finds legendary Chicago band members Robert Lamm, Lee Loughnane and James Pankow going for a deep dive into...

When it comes to Rhino’s “Deep Dive” feature, it must be said that some dives are deeper than others, but this is about as deep as it goes: to celebrate the birthday of actress Cindy Williams, we’re shining a spotlight...

A few weeks back, we offered two key moments in Ramones history, and they’re so important to an upcoming reissue that they bear repeating: • September 21, 1978: The Ramones release their fourth studio album, ROAD TO RUIN. • September...

42 years ago today, Todd Rundgren and Utopia took the stage of the legendary UK concert event known as the Knebworth Festival and stormed through an 11-song set which proved to be one of the more memorable performances during the...

It’s Ralf Hütter’s birthday, and as the lead singer, keyboardist, founding member and leader of Kraftwerk, it seemed only appropriate to take a look back at one of his band’s albums today. The album we’ve selected? COMPUTER WORLD, the band’s...

Today we celebrate the birthday of the one and only Robert Plant, and we do so in the manner in which we celebrate the birthdays of many folks on the Rhino roster: by offering up a list of five things...

25 years ago today, Fourplay released their second studio album, an LP which found the group following an Isley Brothers number with a Neal Hefti cover. In other words, when it comes to Fourplay’s choice of material, never say that...