Yes that was the tweet yesterday from the Brothers Landreth in response to John Bull's photo gallery here following their Garage gig last Thursday. Not only that, but support bands Elliott Morris and The Buffalo Riot also tweeted respectively "ah thanks so much! Very kind words, v cool of you :)" and "Thanks so much dudes, great words! was a great night really enjoyed ourselves!" re: Ian Cawthron's excellent WRC review here!

Listen to former Little Devils' duo Yoka and Big Ray (pictured) playing live on todays Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day including a Tom Waits song, chatting about their music and their new band Yoka & The Sugarbeats and what they love in the music business. Hosts Bob & Jules (who will also be at the Shooter gig tonight) also include music from Leslie West, Pink Floyd, Cal Schenkel and Ed Caraeff!

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day features another popular Blues women special with a Scandinavian twist. This week's playlist includes Tasha Taylor, Ina Forsman, Ingela Ohman Trio, Val Starr & The Blues Rocket, Linda Riggi and Joyann Parker & Sweet Tea.

Today's Rock On The Ridge Track Of The Day as usual is music so good your ears will dance with your feet! Tracks include Monster Truck, David Bowie, Inglorious, Wolfmother plus a very special first birthday message for the WRC! Bob and Jules (pictured) 2015 WRC 'Best Radio' award recently made the headlines in their local newspaper here. Rest assured guys a pucker award will be presented to you in due course!

The Marshman promised, "stax of new stuff" last night on his Blues On The Marsh show - and he duly delivered! Listen to today's Track Of The Day which includes tracks from Adam Franklin, The Allen-Lamun Band, Bing Futch, Cecil B Fardoulli and The Big Boo, Boo Boo Davis, Chris Yakopcic, Dave Muskett, Desert Rock, Furlong and Smith, Gunther Brown, Jason Vivone and The Billy Bats, Marvin Hill, Mike Ross, Matt Woosey, R B Stone, Stevie Nimmo's new album (pictured), Swampgrass, Tedeschi Trucks, Kelly Richey Band and winners of the Memphis IBC - The Delgado Brothers.

The New Year starts off with a bang as today's Blues On The Marsh Track of The Day features tracks from Sari and the Engine Room, Aretha Franklin, Sassy Brown Band, Travellin' Bros, Catfish and more. Host Kevin Beale has also confirmed coming live this month in his Channel Radio studio will be a 'Women in Blues Special' with Katie Bradley featuring tracks from the 2015 tribute to Jo Ann Kelly plus on Friday 29th January - Steve Morrison!

Today's Track Of The Day is a special Route 66 musical review of 2015 featuring highlights from all this year’s interviews plus some of the best new music from the last 12 months. During the year host Rory Auskerry talked to British Blues Award winner Laurence Jones, 2015 WRC 'Best Acoustic' award winner Chantel McGregor, former Deep Purple singer and bass legend Glenn Hughes and the South African blues guitarist Dan Patlansky who supported Joe Satriani (pictured) on his latest tour. Also appearing on the show are Newcastle based virtuoso guitarist Paul Rose, Finnish slide goddess Erja Lyytinen, Harmonica player Dave Hunt and the lead singers from two well known rock bands both making new music in 2015; Joey Tempest of Europe and Dante Gizzi from Gun!

"No messing about as they dipped straight into the aforementioned 'BOS' - Richard Watts' bass intro on 'Too Rolling Stoned' kickstarting Trower's guitar as his first (and not his last) solo weaved around drummer Christopher Taggart's beat and Watts' vocals. And if his psychedelic Blues tones on 'See My Life' from 'Roots And Branches' did not give you a feeling of parallel's with Hendrix then I'm not sure what would - again another guitar journey that had you hanging off every twist and turn with Watt's vocal delivery the perfect foil. 'Not Inside - Outside' from 2010's 'The Playful Heart' had a hard act to follow - although another awesome guitar solo was punctuated fleetingly by Trower on vocals as was the whole of the title track from new album 'Where Are You Going To' - which proudly stood shoulder to shoulder with his set list so far." Read the rest of AJ's Robin Trower and Stevie Nimmo Trio Islington Assembly Hall gig here plus see our photo gallery here.

And on the subject of supporting venues, we are off to the Islington Assembly Hall tonight to see legendary Blues Rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, Robin Trower, best known for his 1974 milestone album “'Bridge of Sighs'”. It's Robin's penultimate gig on his current UK tour and his special guest is none other than BluesRockFest headliners the Stevie Nimmo Band (pictured and Vid Of The Day). Trower’'s latest album, “'Where You Are Going To”', was released in the UK earlier this year by Manhaton Records.

"Just how would four music acts and the seven ladies of burlesque combine? There was already a theoretical affinity between the separate artforms, rooted in the music having heavy innuendo in its roots (and ever since) and burlesque being an assertive celebration of femininity any of the gutsy early Blues ladies would have admired. A third artform - literature - was also represented in the shape of a copy of Richard Wall's entertaining new Blues-soaked novel, Fat Man Blues, which spent the night on the stage, close to the action." Read the rest of Darren Weale's take here on last Thursday's Burlesque and Blues Revue at Camden's Proud plus check out our photo gallery here.

The WRC took in the very first music promotion at The Inamo Onyx Bar in Covent Garden, London, last night, featuring our old mucker and ex-Argent frontman John Verity in an brilliant unplugged set. With more pics to come - check out today's very brief Vid Of The Day.

And on the subject of previous WRC BluesFest's, Absolution - who appeared on the bill with The Mentulls in both 2013 (pictured) and 2014 - have announced the start of the pre-order for their new album 'Blues Power'. It will be available worldwide on CD and Digital Download via Target Records on Friday 30th September and you can order your own copy here for £13 + p&p - with every copy pre-ordered before Saturday 25th September being personalised and signed by the band!