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Hosts Dennis & Rich chat with the London Philharmonic Orchestra's James Williams about the making of A BRAND NEW ME, an album of orchestral re-imaginings of classic Aretha Franklin tracks. Plus, John Hughes chats with Book of Love keyboardist Ted...

23 years ago today, the woman who first came to fame as frontwoman for The Sugarcubes released her sophomore album on Elektra, an LP that found her entering into a number of new collaborations, dipping into a variety of different...

Once upon a time, the late Bill Hicks used the phrase “looks like we got ourselves a reader” as a punchline, but we here at Rhino Records still enjoy the opportunity to take a book off the shelf, slowly flip...

African-American Music Appreciation Month progresses ever onward, and Rhino is pleased to place the spotlight on one of the most iconic jazzmen of all time: John Coltrane. Although the man they called “Trane” may have done time on a number...

Today we celebrate the birthday of a gentleman named Hugh Laurie. Yes, we’re talking about the actor. Yes, we’re talking about the musician as well. If you didn’t know that they were one and the same, then it’s probably because...

15 years ago yesterday (and we would’ve mentioned it then, but we were out of the office), Steely Dan released the album that would prove to be their final studio endeavor. Produced by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, the duo...

Remember the old Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups slogan about “two great tastes that taste great together”? Well, the love affair between chocolate and peanut butter might’ve been one for the ages, but trying to take Black Sabbath songs and put...

African-American Music Appreciation Month rolls on, and Rhino is pleased to place the spotlight on the legendary Chaka Khan today. Although she got her start with Rufus, she’s been on her own for quite some time, and she’s more than...

Today we celebrate the birthday of royalty. Yes, that’s right, it was on this day in 1958 that Minneapolis was first graced with the presence of one Prince Rogers Nelson, and the world of music remains all the better for...