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Last year, Rhino made Replacements fans very, very happy when we released the super-expanded version of the band’s DON’T TELL A SOUL album as DEAD MAN’S POP. This year, we’re gonna make ‘Mats fans happy all over again: on October...

Laura Branigan, SELF CONTROL: EXPANDED EDITION (1984): This was Branigan’s third studio album, featuring a hugely popular title track that she’d borrowed from Italian singer Raf. (Didn’t know it was a cover, did you?) Other singles from the album include...

25 years ago this week, the BoDeans released the first live album of their career, a two-disc set which found the group offering up two dozen tunes recorded over the course of the previous five years. Why did the BoDeans...

If you haven’t been keeping track of what Robert Plant’s been up to lately, then you’re in for a treat: he’s been doing a podcast – Digging Deep – and it’s clear that listeners are enjoying it as much as...

Celebrating Jerry Garcia: Days Between Jerome John Garcia – better known to his friends, family, and Grateful Dead fans as Jerry – was born on August 1, 1942 and died on August 9, 1995. As such, the days between August...

For the next several weeks (or maybe just until we decide that we want to stop doing it, since normalcy seems likely to remain on hiatus for the foreseeable future), Rhino.com will be spotlighting an album from the Atlantic Records...

Today we celebrate the birthday of a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice, and while we know that the only beautiful that really matters is the voice, we’re just speaking truth here: Kate Bush is an all-around beauty. To commemorate...

NICKELBACK CELEBRATES ALL THE RIGHT REASONS WITH 15th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION The Diamond-Certified #1 Album Has Been Remastered And Expanded With B-Sides And Live Performances From The Award-Winning Band’s 2006 Concert At The Sturgis Bike Rally The Double-Disc Set Will...

Eric Clapton’s lengthy stands at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 1990 and 1991 were of course working nights for the 45-ish-year-old guitarist, but they were also celebrations. Clapton had experienced something of a commercial resurgence with 1989’s double-platinum JOURNEYMAN, which...