deep dive

When it comes to Rhino’s “Deep Dive” feature, it must be said that some dives are deeper than others, but this is about as deep as it goes: to celebrate the birthday of actress Cindy Williams, we’re shining a spotlight...

It’s Ralf Hütter’s birthday, and as the lead singer, keyboardist, founding member and leader of Kraftwerk, it seemed only appropriate to take a look back at one of his band’s albums today. The album we’ve selected? COMPUTER WORLD, the band’s...

Today we celebrate the birthday of noted sax man David Sanborn, whose back catalog as a solo artist stretches all the way back to the ‘70s, but to celebrate his birthday, we thought we’d take a deep dive into the...

When it comes to our recurring “Deep Dive” feature, wherein we take a look at albums which may have flown under the radar of some music fans, we hope you can appreciate that one person’s Deep Dive may well be...

When Rhino put together its calendar for the month of July, we’d made a point of saving a spot on July 11 to celebrate the birthday of Tab Hunter with a Deep Dive column, spotlighting the three albums we’ve got...

Today we celebrate the birthday of self-described “folkabilly” singer Nanci Griffith, and we do so by diving deep into her catalog and saying a few words about one of her albums that might have flown under your radar: FLYER, which...

30 years ago this month, Robert Palmer released his ninth studio album, an LP which was arguably the most anticipated of his career. Why were so many people looking forward to hearing HEAVY NOVA? Partly because it was the first...

25 years ago this month, the lead singer of legendary Minneapolis band The Replacements released his first official solo album. Co-produced with Matt Wallace, 14 SONGS wasn’t the first thing Paul Westerberg released under his own name. In fact, his...

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...