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Take me out tonight Where there's music and there's people And they're young and alive... On this week's episode of THE RHINO PODCAST, hosts Dennis and Rich take a deep dive into the recently released THE QUEEN IS DEAD (DELUXE EDITION) with Sweet & Tender Hooligans lead singer Jose Maldonado. Some records are bigger than others. You will learn the glorious details of the first ever remastering of the quinessential album and its bonus content - demos, b-sides, and alternative versions, the Live In Boston album recorded at the Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts on August 5, 1986; and a

On this edition of THE RHINO PODCAST, host Dennis is in the booth with the one and only Micky Dolenz and Monkees reissue producer Andrew Sandoval to talk playing concerts in supermarket parking lots, Don Kirshner, JC Penney, long hair, Look Magazine, and why only 12 tracks originally made it on to MORE OF THE MONKEES. Find out what was left on the cutting room floor and how you can now hear those songs when you tune in. Like what you hear? Subscribe to THE RHINO PODCAST for interviews and music from all your favorite artists. Listen here.

If you regularly darken the doorstep of Rhino.com, then you know that we’ve been in the midst of a 50th anniversary celebration for Otis Redding’s “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” for awhile now. That celebration continues today as we release DOCK OF THE BAY SESSIONS, a 12-song compilation which collects for the first time the the songs which were the most likely contenders for Redding’s next album, i.e. the one he was working on when he was killed in a plane crash on December 19, 1967. Not that anyone could truly know what songs would’ve made the final cut if Redding had lived, but with

With today’s technology and the ease with which musicians can record in the privacy of your own home, it’s a lot easier to put out albums than it used to be. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, however, it was decidedly more challenging, and the fact that Ornette Coleman not only put out six studio albums between 1959 and 1961 but also managed to make them great… That’s almost mindboggling. This six-pack of LPs has just been reissued, along with 2+ hours of session outtakes, in a 10-LP set box entitled – what else? – ORNETTE COLEMAN: THE ATLANTIC YEARS. The albums featured in the set are: • The

Styx and Bad English bassist Ricky Phillips joins hosts Rich & Dennis to talk about legendary rock guitarist Ronnie Montrose and his final project, 10x10. Like what you hear? Subscribe to THE RHINO PODCAST for interviews and music from all your favorite artists. Listen here.

On April 2, Emmylou Harris fans were given a gift: the news that Rhino would soon be reissuing Harris’s 1985 album THE BALLAD OF SALLY ROSE in expanded form…and, no, the fact that this news was delivered on her birthday was not coincidental. Time flies when you’re having fun, however, and here we are on the release day of THE BALLAD OF SALLY ROSE: EXPANDED EDITION, so allow us to remind you of what this new version of this classic album contains: • Newly remastered version of the original album • Previously-unreleased demos for 10 of the album’s 13 songs • Liner notes by Colin Escott THE

Right about this time last year, Rhino released a ZZ Top vinyl box set entitled CINCO: THE FIRST FIVE LPS, and its contents consisted of – spoiler alert! – the band’s first five albums. Now that the band’s fans have had 365 days or so to absorb all 10 sides of 180-gram goodness, it’s time to unveil the sequel to this set. CINCO: THE SECOND FIVE LPS features – you guessed it – ZZ Top’s second five albums, each pressed on 180-gram vinyl, with audio sourced from the original masters and artwork which faithfully reproduces the original releases. Forgotten which albums fall within this particular