Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and a bit of this and that, with More Music and Less Chat, featuring Buddy Guy, Jeremiah Johnson, Larkin Poe, Bruce Springsteen, Jaime Kyle (pictured), Angela Strehli, Trevor Babajack Steger, Adam Norsworthy, Dr. Feelgood, Steve Hill. Oliver Darling, Beaux Gris Gris & The Apocalypse, Wily Bo Walker, Yates McKendree, The Rusty Wright Band, Roadhouse and many more.

Last Saturday, The Rock Cooperative hosted an awesome double-headline bill at Leo's Red Lion in Gravesend, featuring local boys, Collateral, who have enjoyed a Summer of festivals and touring with The Treatment, Reckless Love, H.E.A.T, Mason Hill and Skid Row, plus the incredible Xander and the Peace Pirates, who made a rare appearance South to make their Leo's debut, and today not only do we have John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's awesome photos from the gig, but we also have our Peace Pirates 'Mindscape' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

Following the outstanding success of last January's sold out HRH NWOCR, HRH NWOCR 2 returns to the O2 Academy Leicester next month, where they will stage another two day, two arena event, over the weekend of the 21st and 22nd January, and today's 'HRH NWOCR 2 Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day feature six of the many bands taking part, namely Vega, Sons Of Liberty, Gin Annie, Collateral, Daxx & Roxane and Verity White.

Featuring the original bass player with the Alice Cooper group, Dennis Dunaway (pictured with Alice at London's Wembley Arena in November 2017), who is 77 years young today, ‘I Never Want To See Me Again’ was the title track from TBelly's second album released in October last year, and for today's 'Talking TBelly' Podcast Of The Day, we go back to just before its release for our Covid friendly Zoom chat with keyboard player and joint lead vocalist of Slade, Russell Keefe, talking about his solo project including of course today's birthday boy Dennis.

We all have our own support band stories, so let us tell you about the time we saw The Stranglers at London's Nashville Rooms just before Christmas 1975, with the brilliant Jet Black on drums, who sadly died on Tuesday at the age of 84. As with every support band story, we were there to see headliner's Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias, who in turn we had seen excellently supporting Argent at London's Roundhouse earlier in March. If memory serves us correct, their brilliant set included 'Go Buddy Go', 'Sewer', 'Walk On By', 'Princess Of The Street', 'Fun Fun Fun' and 'Bitching'. With their iconic line-up of Dave, JJ, Hugh and of course Jet, they regularly played the Nashville (nowadays the Three Kings Sports Bar), and indeed today's Video Of The Day is a live recording of 'Peasant In The Big Shitty' from their headline set a year or so later. As they say - the rest is musical history. RIP Jet.

Following their blistering set opening this year's Faversham A New Day Festival back in August, unfortunately Blues Rock outfit Big River had to postpone their Leo's Red Lion gig last month, however, their 'Big Christmas One' with special guests Gianni Scalera & The Jury plus Isabella Coulstock, now takes place on Sunday 18th December at that very same Gravesend venue, and for today's Podcast Of The Day we go back to that showery Summer's day when we had a quick chat backstage with vocalist Adam Barron and guitarist Damo Fawsett, discussing all things Big River, on the very same day they released their latest EP, 'Beautiful Trauma'.

"As I head out into the cold December night, I reflect on another night of Classic Rock music. With nearly 140 years of experience between them, tonight's Rock heroes continue to spread the word that is fine Rock music played loud and live, just the way it should be. No fly by night, flash in the pan acts this lot." After releasing their sixth studio album, ’Radiance‘, at the end of September, The Dead Daisies have winged their way to back to the UK for an eight-date Winter Tour this month, with very special guests, revered UK legends FM and the Graham Bonnet Band, so today read not only Mother's complete take on their London Forum leg from Tuesday night, but also check out John 'Mr. Rockrpix' Bull's superb photos, plus our 'Face Your Fear' Video Of The Day, filmed on the night.

For fans of The Jesus And Mary Chain, The Brian Jonestown Massacre and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, on Tuesday, UK artist Black Market Karma with Ruari Meehan (Tess Parks band) released a fun carefree slice of Psychedelic Indie-Pop, 'Aping Flair', the second single from the band's eleventh full-length album, 'Friends In Noise', an international collaboration rooted in friendship and spontaneity, due to be released in mid-January via London boutique label Flower Power Records, of which the track is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from All For Metal, Ike’s Wasted World, L.A. Project, Ammotrack and The Chop.

Hot on the heels of their eponymous debut EP, released at the height of the pandemic to critical acclaim, Vancouver outfit, Mad Symphony, flex ‘Prog-Sleaze’ muscles, while expanding musical horizons, with their sophomore EP, ‘Blood 2 Dust’, released last month, of which the opening/title track attempts to make sense of human frailty and mortality, kicking off in style with the twin guitar attack of Ted Tosoff and Dave Groves, a powerful groove capably anchored by drummer Wes Hallam and bassist Amrit Prasad, plus keyboardist Mike Russel's orchestral blasts, that's also one of today's six of the best 'Wednesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Palace Of The King, Brothers Of Metal, Varjo-Orkesteri, Bad As and Barabbas.

"So, a thoroughly entertaining gig, but enjoyed by far too few punters. I can highly recommend a Felix gig or CD, so please bookmark his name and look out for him next year." With his final and unlucky thirteenth Chislehurst gig postponed to Tuesday 4th April next year at The Beaverwood, Felix Rabin recently completed his 2022 UK tour, and last Friday the French raised, Swiss based guitarist, played Nell's in London, and not only do we have today Gary Smith's complete take on the gig, but we also have Tim Russell's great photos, plus our Video Of The Day, filmed at the Grimsby Yardbirds Club leg, of 'Only But Tonight'.

On today's latest Simply Country Podcast Of The Day playlist there's music from Ashleigh Dallas, Cassidy-Rae, Anita Spring, Charlotte Besley, Colin Harney, Lauren McCrory, Ben Mastwyk, Hank Buck, Maggie's Flock, Natalie Henry, Donna Marie, Bonnie Kellett, Wild Fire, Steve Cheers, John David Daily, Katrina Burgoyne, Shauna McStravock, Kora Naughton, Little Lore, April Moon, Sarah Louise, Dave Sutherland, The Heartland Roots Band (pictured), Ailish McBride, The High Kings plus loads more.

Coinciding with the announcement of their Spring 2023 UK Tour with very special guest Arielle, yesterday When Rivers Meet released their double A-side Christmas single, 'Christmas Is Here' b/w 'It’s The Time of the Year', two original songs they have written to celebrate Christmas, of which the former is one of today's six of the best 'Tuesday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming and recent releases from Mammoth Mammoth, Chronics, Bang Bang Firecracker, Dangereens and Pyramid.