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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 25 MIN

Reminiscing with Richard Foos: Rhino Records, Reissue Culture & the Music We Never Forget - EP 29

from Reminiscence in Chords - Music + Memory · host Dainty

Richard Foos, co-founder of Rhino Records and Shout! Factory, is the pioneer of reissue culture – the movement that reshaped how the world values catalog music, vinyl, and entertainment archives. He spent 50 years betting on one beautiful truth: that music never really leaves us.In this episode, we go beyond the industry and into the heart of why certain songs become the soundtrack to our most treasured memories, and the personal story behind his connection to Blue Moon by The Marcels. A conversation about the past, the music that defines us, and why old songs never stop mattering.This episode, like every other, is for you – if music has ever taken you back to a moment, a person, or a version of yourself.#Nostalgia… #MusicandMemory.Tap the link to listen to the song:https://open.spotify.com/track/2sIiAxBkth5riaZmp2KgZzFeel free to reach out and share your own music + memoryInstagram: @reminchordsEmail: [email protected]

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