Originally broadcast on Friday night, today's Rock Vault 107 Podcast Of The Day includes music from 38 Special, Black Sabbath (pictured), Judas Priest, Cirith Ungol and loads more. Indeed, you can listen live to Jules and Bob every Friday night at 8pm on 107 Meridian FM. Taking you back in time, they'll bring you tracks that you may know and some you may not, plus they always feature a special year.

Following its well received release in their home country, in March, Australian Powerhouse Rock band, Audio Reign, in conjunction with MR Records, unleashed worldwide a completely redesigned and repackaged "International Deluxe Edition" of their self-titled debut album, including some brand-new bonus tracks, of which their Hard Rock tour de force opener and explosive single, ‘Betrayal’, is one of today's six of the best Wednesday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Kira Mac, The Narrator, Revolution Above Disorder, The Black Skeleton and Black Therapy.

"The time had come for the reason everyone is here tonight, the full twenty-three-minute performance of the Floyd masterpiece that is 'Echoes' from the 1971 album 'Meddle'! One of my favourite Floyd songs of all time. 'Echoes' is the point in which the Floyd sound was fully developed and realised, paving the way for what became the 'Dark Side of the Moon' album. A monumental piece that takes the listener through various moods with juxtaposing tempos and grooves. The original mellifluous vocal harmonies were that of David Gilmour and Richard Wright, at this performance Kemp and Pratt had that unenviable task, but I am pleased to say they both did a sterling job." Today read the whole of Steven C. Gilbert's take on Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets recent gig at the Royal Albert Hall in London from Saturday 23rd April, plus also check out our 'Echoes' Video Of The Day.

Today's Blues On The Radio Podcast Of The Day opens and closes with tracks from Ramblin' Preachers, who are playing at The Tuesday Night Music Club in Coulsdon tonight, and there's also tracks from the finalists in two categories of The UKBlues Awards, namely Catfish, Five Points Gang, The Cinelli Brothers, Emma Wilson, King King, Connor Selby, Dom Martin, Brave Rival (pictured), The Hiding Magpies and When Rivers Meet, plus a new release from Rebecca Downes.

"Tracks included 'Natural Selection', Death From Above', 'Motorcade' and undoubtedly, their top anthem, 'Winter Keeps Us Warm'. Singer/guitarist Paul Visser even managed some mini crowd surfing, such was the frenzy he, drummer Billy Freedom and bassist Dave Ferguson whipped up." Today, Darren King gives his take on Black Orchid Empire's gig at London's The Black Heart in Camden from last Tuesday 3rd May, with support from North Atlas, plus check out our photo gallery and our 'Winter Keeps Us Warm' Video Of The Day.

East meets West as Vancouver's Rebel Priest will be supported by Toronto's Deadwolff for "The Rebel Wolff Tour" this coming June and July across British Columbia and Alberta, kicking off in Vancouver, on Friday 24th June, which will not only be the first date of the seven-show trek, but also the release date of Rebel Priest's new EP 'Lesson In Love', and today's six of the best Tuesday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day includes a tune from both bands, complemented by four further new and recent releases from The Vendettas, Redlight King, Amalia Bloom and Black Reuss.

"Bonamassa's parting shot was the story behind 'Mountain Time', another from 'So, It's Like That'. Essentially his pal Will Jennings had just hit the jackpot writing 'My Heart Will Go On' for "some Canadian chick". Despite this, Jennings still agreed to meet up with Joe for a smoke etc. and, as they say, the rest is history. Cue the third and last lump in my throat from the night, as they built and despatched this titanic and defining classic, leaving yours truly a blubbering wreck. "Thank you very much" said Bonamassa, as he removed his sunglasses, before 'There's No Business Like Showbusiness' rang out around this wonderful venue, celebrating its 150th anniversary. Indeed, 'Happier Times' are back." Today AJ gives his considered opinion on Joe Bonamassa's second night at London's Royal Albert Hall from Friday night, plus check out our photo gallery courtesy of Laurence Harvey and today's 'Mountain Time' Video Of The Day.

Unique and much lauded classic Blues and Soul rockers, Xander and the Peace Pirates, released their hotly anticipated new 10-track album, 'Order Out Of Chaos', on Friday, and following on from their recent explosive singles, 'Leave The Light On' and ‘We Cry’, the album title track is one of today's six of the best 'Monday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Dymytry, Kaapstaad, Crossing I's Dotting T's featuring Brian Swindle, Ava Vox and Herbst.

"Entering the stage to Rose Tattoo's 'Rock and Roll Outlaw', frontman John Corabi launches into the opening track 'Midnight Moses' with Marco Mendoza assisting on vocals whilst playing some pumping bass. Rhythm guitarist, and driving force behind the Daisies, is Aussie Dave Lowy, who plays some sumptuous SG's - I particularly like the matt black one." That was part of our Dead Daisies review at Hard Rock Hell 12, back in November 2018, and after their set, we were lucky enough to catch up with Marco and Dave for a chat, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

Singer-songwriter Franky Perez releases his fifth solo album, 'Crossing the Great Divide', on Friday 24th June via Black Sea Music, and today's Podcast Of The Day is our recent chat with Franky, recorded prior to his breathtaking London showcase in November last year, although he will be returning to the UK next month to play the Superjam Stage at Kent's Black Deer Festival at Eridge Park on Sunday 19th June. In 'Crossing the Great Divide', Perez returns to his roots to tell a story of self-transformation, with an album full of big melodies, hooks and sentiments that are real and often autobiographical. Franky’s incredible vocal presence and charismatic personality have allowed him to cross multiple genres and work with some of the greatest names in music including Billy Gibbons, Joe Cocker, Darius Rucker, Ringo Starr, Steven Tyler, Cody Jinks, Chris Janson and Slash.

Consisting of songs that are not only more rockier but even more rootsy than their previous material, at the end of last month, Rike released, 'More Feeling, Please Vol 1', a six track EP, taken from the twelve track sessions the guys recorded during lockdown, with a second EP planned hopefully for the Autumn, plus a view to releasing all the tracks on an album later this year, of which one of their singles, the Country Rock song, 'The Reason', is one of today's six of the best Sunday Rocks! Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and recent releases from Lýsis, Caulbearers, Sarah Halter, The Chase and Corvus Corax Era Metallum featuring Sabina Classen.

Comprising of explosive contemporary Rock and Roll flirting with Psychedelic Blues, culminating in an emotional experience that tantalises the senses, check out today's Video Of The Day of 'Show Me How To Love You', from The Wilson Brothers, taken from their brand new 'Live' album. Indeed, guitarist/vocalist Ash and drummer Phil, not only have considerable musical experience playing alongside the likes of Sari Schorr, Scott Mckeon, Sean Webster, Jesse Davey and Well Hung Heart, but they have also been joined on this exciting new venture by their musical brother, Roger Wilson Inniss, whose background includes performing with artists such as Chaka Khan, Mike Taylor, Errol Brown and Joanne Shaw Taylor: adding a sonic chemistry that has to be heard to be believed.