"One song - ‘Beautiful Loss’ - is a lovely tribute to lost friend Adam Green and is performed with just Lynne and Jamie - as are several songs tonight - but the majority of the set is full on and Funky with brass section Johnny O’Neill & Nick Etwell parping away giving extra welly away at the back. If you’re curious to hear these songs, Lynne has released an ‘Unplugged’ set performed at London’s Palladium last year on a support slot with just Jamie on acoustic. Sadly it’s poorly recorded - it sounds like an audience bootleg - but at least it gives an outing to some of the songs while the album is in gestation. But I have the feeling that 2019 is the year that Lynne will at last come back with a huge bang with an album that will get her a LOT of attention." Read the whole of Pete Elphick's Lynne Jackaman, Notting Hill Arts Club, London, gig review from last Thursday here, plus check out Bruce Biege's Photo Gallery here.

Produced by Joe Bonamassa, Stevie Ray Vaughan bandmate Reese Wynans released his first solo album 'Reese Wynans and Friends - Sweet Release' (Track Of The Day) last Friday on Provogue Records. Since the late 60's, Reese has played with everybody from Duane Allman to Boz Scaggs to Jerry Jeff Walker to Carole King, before his famous stint in Stevie Ray Vaughan's band Double Trouble. Since 2015 he has been an integral part of Joe Bonamassa's band, playing to worldwide audiences. On 'Sweet Release', Reese is joined by his Double Trouble bandmates Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton, guitarists Joe Bonamassa, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Doyle Bramhall II and many others, to pay tribute to songs from his recording career with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bluesmen like Otis Rush and Tampa Red. Highly recommended for fans of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble!

Once again, we bring you the latest Captain's Video Rock Show which is today's Track Of The Day. His mission: to get Rock music back into mainstream music again with wall to wall Rock videos from new and established bands. Episode 10 includes Seventh Wonder, Magic Rain, State Of Salazar, Uriah Heep (pictured), Doomsday Outlaw and Lords Of Black - and if you would like your band featured on the show then simply e-mail us your permission and we will let the Captain know.

"Following on, and now playing to a full house are Myke Gray. For those unfamiliar, the namesake guitarist was an integral part of nineties rockers Skin. His current incarnation is a vehicle for the Joe Satriani lookalike to play like a Joe Satriani soundalike. For this festival however, the instrumentalist has had the inspired idea of recruiting Kim Jennett, from Voodoo Blood, for vocals. What a powerful little powerhouse she is. With only a week or so to learn a back catalogue of Skin tracks, she - and the band - really kicked it in. Classics like 'Take Me Down To The River', 'Look But Don't Touch' and 'Shine Your Light' were belted out with the force of a West Wales weather forecast. Great band, great set, easily the find of the day." That was our take on Myke Gray at Hard Rock Hell last November and today's Video Of The Day is the second single of Kim Jennett's upcoming album - written and produced by Myke.

Check out today our Photo Gallery here of Lynne Jackaman's headline gig at London's Notting Hill Arts Club last Thursday courtesy of Bruce Biege. On the night, Lynne and her incredible new band, performed tracks from her forthcoming album, recorded in the legendary FAME studios, Muscle Shoals.

You can catch Metal/Hardcore/Punk band P.O.D. tonight at London's O2 Forum Kentish Town, on their February/March UK & Ireland Tour with Alien Ant Farm. Released late last year, 'Circles' is the San Diego band's first since 2015's 'The Awakening', and comes at a time when the group is enjoying a resurgence in popularity. In the last few years, the band, consisting of frontman Sonny Sandoval, lead guitarist Marcos Curiel, bassist Traa Daniels and drummer Wuv Bernardo, have performed at the Download Festival, Hellfest, Rock on the Range, River City Rockfest, Carolina Rebellion and Aftershock Festival, as well as sharing stages with In This Moment, Prophets of Rage, Shinedown and Five Finger Death Punch.

In the early 70's Bernie Marsden was the original guitarist for UFO before becoming a member of Paice, Ashton & Lord in 1977 with members of Deep Purple. After PAL split up, Bernie joined David Coverdale in the newly formed Whitesnake, helping to establish the band as one of the most successful live Rock bands in Europe and Japan. Marsden co-wrote many of the band's hits including 'Fool For Your Loving', 'Here I Go Again' and 'Lovehunter" before leaving Whitesnake to form Alaska. Bernie Marsden was also a member of Cozy Powell's Hammer, Babe Ruth & Wild Turkey. Over the years, Bernie has worked with Joe Bonamassa, Jack Bruce, Walter Trout, Ian Gillan and many more. Anyway, we were lucky enough to catch 2018 WRC Best Blues Rock performance award winner Bernie at London's Under The Bridge last night, and with more photos to come, check out today's Video Of The Day.

"Disappearing briefly before returning for an encore, Posen dedicates his final song to his wife who, when talking him into moving to Ireland, opened him up to a whole new range of music. Including John Martyn who has had a huge influence on his music and songwriting. So how better to end a great night of music than with his cover of 'Angeline'. With an Irish lilt and slow almost ethereal slide guitar, it was a ten minute master class of tone." Read the whole of Mother's Ariel Posen (pictured and Track Of The Day) + Katy Hurt, Borderline, London, gig review from last Sunday here, plus check out Bruce Biege's final Photo Gallery here.

Today's Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day has another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues and beyond with More Music and Less Chat featuring New Releases and Classic Tracks including songs from Tedeschi Trucks Band, Thunder (pictured), Buddy Guy, Blues Beatles, The Derek Trucks Band, Kevin Burt and many more.

Today's March 2019 WRC Bulletin looks forward to our March gigs including Bernie Marsden, P.O.D., Sari Schorr, Praying Mantis, Big Boy Bloater, The Hitman Blues Trio, Elles Bailey, Tyketto, Piston (Video Of The Day and pictured), Dirty Thrills, Vola, Jizzy Pearl, JD Simo, The Zombies, Meshiaak, Henrik Freischlader, Steve Kilbey, Wheel, Erja Lyytinen, Hands Off Gretel, IT, John Paul Jones, Chelsea Blues Festival, Wille & The Bandits and Geoff Carne & The Hatz. We also look back at our February gigs including Inglorious, The Revivalists, King King, Collateral, Enuff Z'nuff, Stone Broken, The Kris Barras Band, Ariel Posen and Steely Dan plus our Electric Mary and Aaron Buchanan And The Cult Classics CD reviews. Don't forget that if you ever want to contribute a gig or CD review to our website then please get in touch!

"We were blessed to be in the presence of the great man at the iconic 100 Club during London Blues Week. With ex-Whitesnake mucker Neil Murray on bass and a guest appearance by Danny Bryant - it was a memorable journey covering all of Marsden's legendary music from Whitesnake's 'Here I Go Again' to 'Shine's 'Latino' to Bobby Bland's 'Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City'." That was our take on Bernie Marsden's 2018 Best Blues Rock performance WRC Award at The 100 Club in January last year (pictured) and Bernie returns to London tonight at Under The Bridge with support from The Cinelli Brothers.

London based Indie Rock Band Superfecta (Video Of The Day) have not only taken their debut album 'Disconnect' on the road, but they also have a new bass guitarist - none other than our old mucker and Replicants vocalist Joe Head. After gigs in London and Wolverhampton, the guys are currently in beautiful Austria for a series of shows with their friends Silencer, before returning for three more UK dates from April.