Rhino Records C/D

I think us steel was funnin', gott. But I do prefer Ginny Arnell's and like both.

From Rhino's website:

The Reports Of Rhino's Demise Were An Exaggeration

I'd love to ready a study tracing what happens to where all this reduced staff goes next, i.e. which professions, still in the industry?, etc.

On that other thread they were talking about how this would cheat a guy who had won the Rhino trivia contest and was receiving a lifetime supply of every Rhino release ever. I though they might have been talking about Rickey Wright but turns out he only got 100 CDs.

Have they gone under? The mall store had a wall rack of CDs for $4.99, and about a third of them were Rhino soul and blues best-ofs: Percy Sledge, Solomon Burke, Elmore James, etc. I have all this stuff in various configurations, so I couldn't think of a good excuse to buy any of it. I did pick up Emmylou Harris's Luxury Liner. I won't lie--the cover factored in. Also bought the Gram Parsons double with both his LPs (not Rhino). I've already got them on vinyl, so it'll go into my box of gifts for some hypothetical future date. Felt almost sad buying these two records together off a budget-CD rack. They're the kind of albums that are worth spending years searching for.

http://img.noiset.com/images/album/emmylou-harris-luxury-liner-album-cover-46837.jpeg

First Digital-Only Box Set:

https://www.rhino.com/article/hot-playlists-11-classic-rhino-compilations-and-our-first-ever-digital-only-boxed-set

that aughts collection looks solid to me

looking at their playlists it's almost too much to take in
https://open.spotify.com/user/rhino_records
I wanna listen and never stop

do they own the rights to the songs?

https://variety.com/2019/music/news/gary-stewart-rhino-records-apple-music-dies-1203188602/