Photos

Mogan David and His Winos
(L-R): Paul Rappaport, Bill Pique, Mark Osterstock, Harold, Al Albert (1973 lineup).

The UCLA Daily Bruin entertainment writers—who showed up that day. Back row: Jonathan Kellerman, Harold, Bob Elias. Front row: Evelyn Renold, Joe Hymson (Spring 1970).

Interviewing Pink Floyd’s Rick Wright, August 1974.

Rhino store ad, the UCLA Daily Bruin, October 11, 1974.

The Ramones visit Rhino. Joey (L) and Johnny flank Harold, February 1977.

Our Spring 1976 store promotional calendar inspired by those of revival movie houses.

The Rhino staff hassle a customer on Salesman Day.
(L-R): Harold, Lee Kaplan, customer Mark Goldblatt, Richard, March 1976.

The Rhino staff pickets the store for lack of customers.
(L-R): Gary Stewart (partially hidden), Jeff Ginsburg as Rhino McDino, John Farkash, Steve Leibman, Richard, Fall 1977.

Rhino’s first LP, January 1978. Note Richard’s head to the right of Wild Man’s.

Rhino Records first release, 1975.

Bill Stout’s original label artwork for Rhino Records.

Our first contract to reissue the Turtles.
I think all contracts should be like this, on one page.

The Temple City Kazoo Orchestra performs on The Mike Douglas Show with Mike’s guests.
Front row: Lee Grant, Mike, Lou “the Hulk” Ferrigno, David Brenner, Cheryl Tiegs.
Back row: Harold, Richard, Frank, David Dennard, Gary Myrick, April 23, 1979.

Promoting Rhino on Saturday Live, BBC Radio 1, flanked by Andy Batten-Foster (L) and Richard Skinner, June 11, 1983.

We acknowledged the Olympics coming to L.A. in 1984 with our own vision.

Dr. Demento re-signs with Rhino, November 20, 1984, on the way to going gold with his 20th Anniversary Edition. The Doc’s manager, Jay Levey, is at right.

Calendar section of Los Angeles Times, March 9, 1986.

I sign a mock contract granting Fanfare Records the UK rights for Rhino’s Billy Vera album, flanked by Iain Burton (L) and Simon Cowell, February 6, 1987.

Rhino’s 10th Anniversary Party (L-R): Mark Volman, Arthur Lee, Harold, Howard Kaylan, Santa Monica Pier, November 12, 1987.

Our Sweet Sixteen press photo where we are also identified as the Rhino Brothers, 1994.

Decca throws a press party for the Turtles. (L-R): Jim Tucker, Al Nichol, Jim Pons, Johny Barbata, Mark Volman, Howard Kaylan, London, June 1, 1967.

The Monkees take a break from rehearsing (L-R): Peter Tork, Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz, Mike Nesmith, RCA Victor Studios, Hollywood, June 15, 1966.

Tommy James signs his management contract with Lenny Stogel. Roulette Records’ Morris Levy is at right, September 1966.

The Teenagers (L-R): Herman Santiago, Frankie Lymon, Jimmy Merchant, Sherman Garnes, Joe Negroni, 1956.

I gave the Monkees—(L-R): Peter Tork, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz—platinum record awards in a special presentation at Los Angeles’ Hard Rock Café, January 5, 1995.

Richard and I visit the Mystery Science Theater 3000 set, flanked by Crow T. Robot (L) and Tom Servo, Eden Prairie, Minnesota, October 19, 1994.

Richard and I receive the Governor’s Motion Picture Award from Nevada Governor Bob Miller for Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, May 27, 1998.

Rhino signs the Knack.
Back row: Doug Fieger, Harold, co-producer Richard Bosworth, manager Danny Sugerman.
Front row: Terry Bozio, Berton Averre, Prescott Niles, February 12, 1998.

Our 1998 catalogue anticipating the release of Rhino Films’ Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.