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Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

The sound

The musical character

Rhinoceros emerged in 1967 as an Elektra-backed supergroup in Los Angeles, bringing together notable talents such as John Finley, Alan Gerber, Danny Weis, and Michael Fonfara. Though their original run was short, their influence on the West Coast rock scene endures in music histories and danceable, sophisticated studio recordings. This page gathers a clear, no-nonsense look at their formation, essential releases, and the lasting footprint of their work.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

For fans and newcomers alike, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward information about Rhinoceros. While public live dates have been sparse since the 2009 reunion at the Kitchener Blues Festival, this page provides verified context, links to archival resources, and a pathway to secure recordings and memorabilia through trusted sources. If you’re seeking ticket options, keep in mind the band’s activity has been more archival and commemorative in recent years—and we’ll help you stay informed if anything new pops up.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Rhinoceros

  • Formed in 1967 as an Elektra-backed supergroup in Los Angeles, featuring John Finley, Alan Gerber, Danny Weis, and Michael Fonfara (among others).
  • Albums released: Rhinoceros (1968), Satin Chickens (1969), Better Times Are Coming (1970) — all on Elektra; the band dissolved in 1970.
  • Apricot Brandy (1969) reached No. 46 on the Billboard charts; the track was later associated with BBC radio and covered by others.
  • I Will Serenade You, Rhinoceros’ song, was later adapted as Let Me Serenade You by Three Dog Night, which peaked at No. 17 on the U.S. charts in 1973.
  • BBC Radio 1 used Apricot Brandy as a signature tune; the band’s impact is often cited by rock histories, despite modest sales.
  • Social media presence is minimal; the main online hub is a Rhinoceros tribute/archival site (rhinoceros-group.com).

The records

Rhinoceros Discography

  • Better Times Are Coming
    1970 · Elektra
  • Satin Chickens
    1969 · Elektra
  • Rhinoceros
    1968 · Elektra

The hits

Top Rhinoceros Songs

  • You're My Girl
    1968 · Did not chart
  • I Will Serenade You
    1968 · Did not chart
  • Apricot Brandy
    1969 · No. 46 (Billboard Hot 100)
  • When You Say You're Sorry
    1969 · Did not chart
  • I Need Love
    1969 · Did not chart
  • Belbuekus
    1969 · Did not chart
  • Back Door
    1969 · Did not chart
  • In a Little Room
    1969 · Did not chart
  • Old Age
    1970 · Did not chart
  • Let's Party
    1970 · Did not chart
  • Better Times
    1970 · Did not chart
  • It's a Groovy World
    1970 · Did not chart

For fans and newcomers alike, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward information about Rhinoceros. While public live dates have been sparse since the 2009 reunion at the Kitchener Blues Festival, this page provides verified context, links to archival resources, and a pathway to secure recordings and memorabilia through trusted sources. If you’re seeking ticket options, keep in mind the band’s activity has been more archival and commemorative in recent years—and we’ll help you stay informed if anything new pops up.

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