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A glance at the calendar reveals that today is, alas, the final entry in our ongoing series of tributes for African American Music Appreciation Month, but to conclude the series, we’re putting our focus on one of the true R&B...

By February 1973, Alice Cooper (the band) and Alice Cooper (the musician) were at the top of their popularity, a climb that had started almost exactly two years earlier, when “I’m Eighteen” hit the radio and the singles charts. By...

Producer and Engineer Bruce Botnick and Elektra Records founder Jac Holzman join Dennis & Rich to discuss Arthur Lee and Love's landmark rock classic. Tune in here.

First he was a member of The Hollies, then he joined forces with David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and sometimes Neil Young, and whenever the opportunity has presented itself, he’s also had a significant solo career. Now, Graham Nash is about...

When it comes to Rhino’s release schedule, you never know what you’re going to get, but you always know you’re going to get something good. This week, we’re offering up so much good stuff that we can’t even preview it...

Heavy metal hasn’t been a solely-male realm for quite some time, but the percentages of female metal artists have always been way smaller than they should be, so how’s this for upping the numbers? Brides of Lucifer have 13 –...

It’s hard to believe that we’re already in the last week of African American Music Appreciation Month, but just because we’re nearly the finish line doesn’t mean that we’re planning to let off the gas pedal. Today we shine a...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Carly Simon, who kicked off her career with a self-titled album in early 1971, scored a top-10 hit right out the gate (“That’s The Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be”), and has continued...

34 years ago today, Prince – backed by his band, The Revolution – released the soundtrack to his first film as a leading man, and while the motion picture wasn’t exactly greeted with instant universal acclaim, its soundtrack LP is...