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22 years ago today, the members of ZZ Top officially became the proud owners of a diamond certification for their 1983 album ELIMINATOR. By the time Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard had gone diamond with their eighth studio...

Not everyone puts stock in what a TV series’ Rotten Tomatoes rating is, but if you’re someone whose viewing habits live and die by how high a program’s percentage is, then here’s hoping you’re watching FX’s Pose , which currently...

Last week, Ronald Brownstein, a writer for The Atlantic , chatted with Graham Nash about the similarities and differences between the social unrest and activism of the 1960s and the way that the kids today are responding to the various...

50 years ago today, The Doors landed atop the Billboard Hot 100 for the second time in the band’s existence, an occasion which Rhino is commemorating with two new reissues of the single in question: “Hello, I Love You.” First...

After 1984’s cathartic and uniformly excellent LEARNING TO CRAWL, the Pretenders were rightly considered among the finest rock ‘n’ roll bands in the world, and Chrissie Hynde likewise deserved the praise she received as a songwriter and performer. Everything began...

56 years ago today, Aretha Franklin made her television debut, belting out a pair of songs to an American Bandstand audience in Philadelphia. Although Franklin was still a few years away from making her big breakthrough, she was already proving...

Great dates in Ramones history: • September 21, 1978: The Ramones release their fourth studio album, ROAD TO RUIN. • September 22, 2018: Rhino releases a deluxe edition of the Ramones’ ROAD TO RUIN in celebration of the album’s 40th...

40 years ago this month, Joe Cocker released the one and only album he would ever record for Elektra/Asylum Records. Produced by New Orleans R&B legend Allen Toussaint, LUXURY YOU CAN AFFORD was described at the time of its release...

Today we celebrate the birthday of a man who means a great deal to us here at Rhino Records, just as we know he means at least as much – if not more – to millions upon millions of Grateful...