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When it comes to bands where you can’t tell the players without a scorecard, there aren’t many that can compete with Yes, but although their lineup has changed a remarkable number of times over the course of their lengthy career...

If you're a diehard Led Zeppelin fan, then we have no doubt that you already know about the impending continuation of our deluxe reissue program, with the next two albums in the band's discography – IV and Houses of the...

Has anyone ever loved a band as much as Replacements’ fans love The Replacements? According to this Doctor/Fan, “Nope!” ABOUT DR. RHINO A young Dr. Rhino first encountered the magic of song whilst being born in the front seat of...

New this week in the Rhino Room at iTunes: Mick Jones, Mick Jones: When it comes to solo efforts from the members of Foreigner, most people know that Lou Gramm found a bit of success under his own name, thanks...

Transitions. September Jukebox pulls from a wide swath of what can largely be grouped as 'rock & roll', from the primitive garage blast of Michelle's Menagerie and the Seeds, to rock & roll pioneer Bo Diddley. Oh, and then there...

33 years ago today, the artist who was then known as Prince – you know, before he went on to become the Artist Formerly Known as Prince and, eventually, went back to being Prince again – released an album with...

30 years ago today, at the Nuremberg, Germany date of the Monsters of Rock Tour 1984, David Lee Roth performed what would prove to be his final gig as frontman for Van Halen for many, many years, but even now...

35 years ago, the band known as INXS made their public debut as INXS. It’s not as if they hadn’t being playing around already, you understand, but it was on this date that they performed their first concert under that...

This week’s Mono Monday release comes courtesy of one of the great sax men of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and – all too briefly – the ‘70s: King Curtis, who can be heard blowing on songs by, among others, the Coasters...