Award-winning Pete Feenstra has spent the last forty years listening to, writing about, talking about, and promoting Rock music, with a particular interest in the Blues, and Pete's latest Rock & Blues show is today's Podcast Of The Day, featuring Shuggie Otis, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Ashley Sherlock, Connor Selby, Pat McManus Band, Imelda Keyhoe, Five Points Gang, Starlite Campbell Band, Tas Cru, Joost De Lang Band, J Lee & The Hoodoo Skulls, Irv Lyons Jr., Adam Norsworthy (pictured) plus many more.

Consisting of ten hot new tracks showcasing a variety of Blues styles, 'The Call Of The Blues', released last month, is the latest album from Canadian Blues man, guitarist, singer, songwriter Whitey Somers, and the title track is one of today's 'Sunday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further forthcoming releases from Deaf Rat, Herbst, Venus Syndrome, Spray and Brooke Burgess.

Today you can win a copy of 'Cream - A People’s History', a new book which tells the story of Cream (Video Of The Day) through over 500 previously unpublished eyewitness accounts that brings together fan memories of the Sixties supergroup and plots the journey of guitarist Eric Clapton, drummer Ginger Baker and bass player Jack Bruce from their formation in 1966 to their split in 1968. The book has been compiled by music author Richard Houghton, who has previously published books on Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, and includes first hand accounts of their original appearance at The Twisted Wheel in Manchester and their farewell shows at the Royal Albert Hall, along with memories of their long American tours and memories of the 2005 reunion shows. To win the book, simply e-mail us by Monday 8th November at wrinklyrockers11@aol.com and tell us where their 2005 London reunion shows took place? Editor's decision is final.

"What about the legend that is Tatler though? Well there's no doubting his enthusiasm as he hi-fived us down the front on the title track of two consecutive numbers from their 1980 debut album 'Lightening To The Nations', followed by 'The Prince', which demonstrated the early influence of Punk on Tatler's music - with the audience once again joining in or echoing Born Andersen on the chorus lines as they did with a few "wooooooaaaaah's" on the quieter, more sedate opening to 'The Heat Of The Night', another from 'Borrowed Time', before Tatler duly ratchet it up a gear with another awesome heavy guitar solo, although Rasmus was on the money for singling out Wilcox for praise at the end, for his unerring drumming." That was part of our take on Diamond Head's gig at London's O2 Academy Islington in December 2017, and we had the pleasure of interviewing all-round nice guy Brian Tatler prior to the gig, which is today's Podcast Of The Day.

Hard rockers In/Vertigo are currently supporting both Buckcherry and Bif Naked on their Alberta and Saskatchewan Canadian tour dates, ending in Regina this Thursday 14th October, and their track, 'Take It', from their debut EP, 'Sex, Love & Chaos', is one of today's six of the best 'Saturday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new releases from A Broken Design, Rodney Cromwell, Skam, U.D.O. and Oracle.

Held next year at the stunning location of Lincolnshire Showground, Grange de Lings, Lincoln, over the weekend of the 19th May - 22nd May, Call Of The Wild Festival recently confirmed that Motörhead legend Phil Campbell & The Bastard Sons (Drum Cam Video Of The Day) will be headlining the Kilmister stage on Sunday evening. Indeed, it is without doubt, one hell of a line up, as it goes huge with a multitude of great bands playing over three stages, including UK AOR titans Midnite City, headlining the Southall Lawless stage on Sunday evening, plus headliner's The Heretic Order, set to have their official new album launched on the Dead Skull Stage on Friday night.

Tonight, during National Mental Health Awareness Week,The Emma Wilson Band, The Mustangs and The Milk Men will all be playing at Music For The Mind, a special evening of Blues and Blues Rockat the Hammersmith Club in West London, with all profits going to the charity MIND, of which Emma's, 'Today I Sing The Blues', is one of today's six of the best 'Friday Rocks' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five forthcoming releases from The Lucid Furs, Operus, Donnie Vie, People Years and Armored Saint.

Today, the Jamie Porter Band release their new ten-track album, 'MMXXI', exclusively as a CD album digital download with an option to share the album links and play links at https://jamieporterband.com/mmxxi-album and today's lyric Video Of The Day is their new single, 'You Can't Bring Me Down', which they dropped digitally on all their usual channels last Friday. The guys will also be taking the new album out on the road next month, starting at Sheffield's Corporation on Saturday 6th November, so if you fancy an evening of top quality Country infused Rock music, head on down to the Milton Street venue, where they will be joined by headliner's The Outlaw Orchestra, Backwoods Creek and Biddy Ronelle and The Black Bullets.

Today's latest Blues Club Podcast Of The Day has another two hours of non stop Best in Blues and Beyond with More Music and Less Chat, including New Releases, Classic Tracks and UK IBBA Presenters' Picks, featuring music fromRandy Newman, Tas Cru, Robert Jon & The Wreck (pictured), Chris Rea, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, The Animals, Jimmy Reed, John Mayall, Chad Strentz, Samantha Fish, Blues Traveler, Tommy Castro, Southern Avenue, Gerry Rafferty, Johnny Tucker And The Allstars featuring Kid Ramos, Les Poissons Voyageurs, Georgie Fame and many more.

Taken from Across The Sea's recently released concept album, 'The Wayfarer Triptych', ‘Utopia’ is the fifth track out of the nine from the Sussex-based Progressive duo's second album, which is also one of today's six of the best 'Thursday Rocks!' Tracks Of The Day, complemented by five further new and forthcoming releases from Young Medicine, Grande Fox, Star Rover, Left Hand Solution and Far From Your Sun.

We go back exactly four years for today's WRC Award winning Rock On The Ridge Podcast Of The Day, when Jules & Bob's very special guest, live in the studio, was Rock Comic Pete K Mally, plus there's some great music from the likes of Wicked Stone, At The Sun, Monster Truck, Mount Holly and loads more.

Ahead of tomorrow's release of 'It's None Of Your Business', their first studio album since 'Paradise Filter' (2013), doyens of Progressive Rock and the ‘Canterbury scene’, Caravan, play Islington's Union Chapel tonight as part of their October UK tour, and one of the album's ten new tracks, their single 'If I Was To Fly', is today's animated Video Of The Day. Consisting of Pye Hastings (guitar, vocals). Geoffrey Richardson (viola, mandolin, guitar), Jan Schelhaas (keyboards) and Mark Walker (drums), and following the departure of Jim Leverton, the band have also been joined by Lee Pomeroy (ELO, Rick Wakeman and Take That) on bass and Jimmy Hastings on flute. Indeed, 'None Of Your Business' overflows with Caravan’s trademark warmth and humour and, also, a sensitivity reflecting the times in which we are living. Sitting among Caravan’s typically whimsical tales such as 'Down From London', is the heartfelt and poignant 'Spare A Thought' and 'Every Precious Little Thing', which looks forward to a return to normality.