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Rubberband Available Today On CD, LP, And Digitally From Rhino Album Recorded After Signing With Warner Bros. Has Now Been Completed By The Original Producers Randy Hall And Zane Giles, And Davis’ Nephew Vince Wilburn Jr.,With Guest Vocalists Including Lalah...

There was something in the water in upstate New York in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s; maybe something in the air, too. The music that emanated from that area in that time frame was exquisite, and it wasn’t just...

Today we celebrate the birthday of British singer-songwriter Al Stewart, the man who provided us with such ‘70s standards as “Year of the Cat,” “On the Border,” and “Time Passages.” To commemorate the occasion, however, we’re bypassing the albums that...

ROD STEWART: THE STUDIO ALBUMS 1975-2001 New Boxed Set Features Every Studio Album The Rock And Roll Hall Of Famer Recorded During His Remarkable 26-Year Run With Warner Bros. Records 14-Disc Collection Available On September 13 One of the most...

It’s Wednesday, so it must be time to take another dip into the Rhino catalog and trot out a new quartet of cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. This week, we’re offering five – count...

51 years ago today, The Rascals – or The Young Rascals, as they were previously known – received not one but two gold albums: one for their self-titled studio album, the other for a best-of collection. THE YOUNG RASCALS: Released...

36 years ago today, Laura Branigan was sitting atop Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart with a song which – had things gone as planned – she never would’ve recorded in the first place! Written by Michael Bolton and Doug James, “How...

37 years ago today, the one truly great rock festival in Homer Simpson’s lifetime came to a conclusion...and since this is a reference which only hardcore Simpsons fans are likely to appreciate, we’ll go ahead and clarify that, yes, we’re...

Picture it: Warner Brothers in September 1986. Miles Davis, world-renowned trumpeter, had just released his first album for the label after spending the preceding 30 years on Columbia. TUTU, the album in question, was well-received, but – brace yourself, people...