Rhino Records

Rhino Records on vinyl: archive treasures and reissues

In short: Rhino Records was founded in Los Angeles in 1978 by Richard Foos and Harold Bronson and made its name with compilations and careful reissues. Today, as part of Warner Music, Rhino looks after large archives and puts well-known albums and previously unreleased recordings on record. The Vinyl Room currently has 6 records on Rhino.

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What makes Rhino Records special?

Treasures from the archive: Joni Mitchell’s 1969 concert at Carnegie Hall only came out decades later, plus there’s “Blue Highlights”. Lou Reed’s “Set The Twilight Reeling” (1996) has been reissued.

For collectors of soundtracks and grooves: the music for the continuation of the series “Twin Peaks” and “What It Is! Funky Soul And Rare Grooves”, a collection of rare funk and soul tracks.

FAQ

Are these originals? Partly – Rhino mainly releases reissues, compilations and archive recordings. Which edition you get is noted with each copy.

Where does Rhino Records come from? From Los Angeles; founded in 1978.

What is “What It Is!”? A collection of funk and soul tracks, many of them rare and little known.

What do you have on Rhino? Mostly editions from the 2020s – 6 records in all.