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 Starlite Campbell Band, Buddy Guy, Mud Morganfield, Malaya Blue, The Hungry Williams, Blue Moon Marquee, The Lucky Losers, Jeremiah Johnson, The Rusty Wright Band, John Primer, Jimmy Hall (pictured), Tape Five, The Achievers and many more.

After supporting Skid Row, and now headlining in their own right on their current UK tour that stops off tonight at Newport's The Patriot, Enuff Z’Nuff’s hybrid of infectious Power Pop and Hard Rock is displayed in all its glory once again on their 17th album, 'Finer Than Sin', that was released yesterday, on which band founder Chip Z’Nuff (vocals/bass) is joined by Tory Stoffregen and Tony Fennell (guitars) plus Daniel Benjamin Hill (drums) for a record that showcases all the colourful stylings that have helped the group maintain a loyal fan base since the ‘80s, of which the track, 'Catastrophe', is one of today's six of the best 'Frontiers Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by three similarly timed Frontiers releases from Ring Of Fire, About Us and Mantric Momentum, plus two further tracks from Electron and Angerland.

Widely regarded as the poet laureate of the Punk era (from his early career fronting The Stranglers to his transition as a solo artist), last month Hugh Cornwell released his highly anticipated tenth solo album, 'Moments of Madness', and to dovetail with the new album, Hugh is currently on a 21-date nationwide UK tour that stops off at Brighton Concorde tonight, so check out below not only Bruce Biege's great photos shot at Southampton's 1865 on Thursday night, but also today's Video Of The Day of 'Peaches', filmed at Hull's Tower Ballroom on Fireworks Night.

With further live shows in December and continuing well into next year, last month, swashbuckling renegades, Gypsy Pistoleros, released their new single, 'The Ballad of Tommy Shelby (Good, Mad & Beautiful)' on Off Yer Rocka Records, including a most amazing, not to be missed special guest vocal contribution from Tommy "himself", which is today's spoof Video Of The Day! Recorded, mixed and produced by fast-rising legend Dave Draper (The Wildhearts), Dave is also set to record the full new album, ‘Duende a Go Go Go!’, which is set for release next year, that promises to be an edgier, punkier and heavier side of Gypsy Pistoleros, whilst retaining their fiery Flamenco, Rumba passion, with their distinctive crossover of Punk Rock 'n' Roll leanings!

Reformed at the beginning of this year, and following the release in September of their EP, 'Half Circle', Indie Alternative Athens five-piece, Tripwire, last month released their third album, 'Full Circle', experimenting and pushing the boundaries musically and lyrically, while expanding their sound, compositions and orchestrations in various music styles like Bossa Nova, Jazz and Rock, of which one of the lucky thirteen album tracks, 'The Sound Of Music', is also one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Ravenous, Jamie Porter Band, Barabbas, Ella Fence and Stage Of Reality.

Next year, Planet Rock takes over Porthcawl's Trecco Bay on Friday 3rd February for a three-day Rock festival, boasting headline slots by Elles Bailey, Von Hertzen Brothers and The Kris Barras Band, plus The Virginmarys, Troy Redfern, Xander and The Peace Pirates, Kira Mac and many more up-and-coming Rock acts, and exactly five years ago today we caught up with guitarist Kie Von Hertzen for an interview after their set at Pwllheli's sold out Hard Rock Hell 11, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

This Summer, Doom Flamingo played a handful of shows at some of their favourite venues and festivals in the USA, of which all yielded magical moments, hence the release last month of their explosive debut live album, 'In The Rain', of which an amazing cover of Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' is today's gorgeous, pro-shot, Video Of The Day. Following performances at The Charleston Pour House, Peach Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival, 5 Points Music Sanctuary and Whitewater Center, 'In the Rain', provides live versions from every corner of their catalogue, including scintillating versions of early hits, 'F-16' and 'Runaway', as well as new fan favourites like 'Lux Noir', gracefully intertwined with choice covers, including Tears For Fears 'Mad World' and Neil Young's 'Harvest Moon', giving a true taste of the power of a Doom Flamingo show.

Providing a full-circle perspective on the band’s long and continuing history that has seen them release 16 studio albums and sell in excess of 30 million albums worldwide, Kansas, America’s legendary Progressive Rock band, will celebrate their 50th anniversary next year, and to commemorate this landmark occasion, they are releasing 'Another Fork In The Road – 50 Years Of Kansas', on Friday 9th December, a career-spanning collection, that features carefully-selected tracks from across the bands sizeable discography, as well as a new version by the current line-up of ‘Can I Tell You’, originally recorded and released on their 1974 debut, and today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day also includes a live version of their classic 'Carry on Wayward Son', complemented by five further recent and forthcoming releases from Groom Epoch, Angerland, Diverted Disorder featuring Jared Gunston and Misstiq, Rokets and Red Cain.

2019 WRC Best Unplugged award winning Danny Vaughn, returns to the UK later this month for an acoustic solo tour named "Vaughnsday On The Road" by his fans, and for today's Podcast Of The Day, we go back to March 2020, when we were lucky enough to chat to Danny in London, a pre-pandemic interview where we discussed Tyketto, Waysted, his acclaimed solo album 'Myths, Legends & Lies' plus of course how Snake Oil & Harmony came to be. Replacing the originally scheduled Snake Oil & Harmony Hurricane Riders tour, the 11-date Vaughnsday kicks off in Edinburgh on Thursday 24th November, ending at Bradford's Nightrain on Friday 9th December.

Our overriding memory of The Great British Music Festival at London's Olympia, way back in January 1976 (pictured), were Dunfermline rockers,Nazareth, lifting the roof off the place, so much so that when Bad Company took to the stage, Paul Rodgers joked "follow that!" So we were gutted to learn yesterday of the passing of founder member and vocalist, Dan McCafferty, at the age of 76, and today's amazing Video Of The Day, and in our opinion, one of the best Rock tracks of all time, 'Woke Up This Morning', is dedicated to Dan's memory.

Cabiria have now also been added to a mouthwatering bill, as Hats Off Gentleman It's Adequate & London Prog Gigs Present Prog The Forest '22, raising funds to protect the rainforests at the Fiddler's Elbow in London NW5, from 1pm on Sunday 4th December, with £18 advance tickets available at wegottickets.com to see The Dame, Ruby Dawn, Hats Off Gentleman It's Adequate, Ms Amy Birks plus The Emerald Dawn, who coincidentally we not only saw on the first day of Faversham's A New Day Festival last year, but we also had a nice chat with keyboardist Katrina 'Tree' Stewart after their set, which is part of today's 30 minute 'Reflections' Podcast Of The Day, that includes music and other interviews including Jamie Pipe (The Mentulls), Darby Todd (Martin Barre) and Martin Barre.

Four-piece Australian Alt/Rock project, Hyperdrive Stereo, release their new album, 'Greatest Destroyer Of Love', next Friday 18th November on Golden Robot Records, and their new single, 'All Rights Reserved', not only marks the final single in the lead up to the album's release following previous singles, 'Metermaid' and 'Contact', but it'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 Kilmore, Stormbreaker, Seething Akira, Höwler and Gomorra.