Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day is dedicated to the memory of Blues legend, Ed Clearwater, who died recently at 83. This week's podcast is another popular Blues women special featuring Deb Ryder, Ally Venable, Dana Fuchs (pictured), Annie 2 Cu Blues Band, Lauren Anderson, Michele Malone and Pam Taylor.

The Apocalypse Blues Revue is back with their sophomore album, 'The Shape Of Blues To Come' which is due for release on Friday 20th July on Provogue Records. 'The Shape Of Blues To Come' is that rarest of beasts, a second album that is not just better than their first, but one that defines what the band is at this point, and one that points directly to where the band is going. This is not just a side project, this is a band that exists separately from guitarist Tom Rombola and drummer Shannon Larkin's huge success with Godsmack, this is a band that will be making music for years to come. Anyway, watch and listen to 'Hell To Pay' - the new song from 'A Shape Of Blues To Come' which is today's Track Of The Day.

"6 Years’ is probably the most commercial song on here and has a nice rhythm to it, and whilst not destined for massive radio airplay, it’s easily the most memorable track and the one that could see Joe reaching a wider audience. The meandering instrumental ‘Science Museum’ follows and is pleasant enough followed by both ‘Speed Of Darkness’ and ‘The Beginning Is Near’ which keep the momentum going, the first sounds intentionally messy but interesting none the less, the latter with its slightly fuzzy guitar and is yet another track from Joe with a multitude of layers, which again captures the grey matter’s attention." Read Phil C's complete take on Joe Head's 'When I'm Lost In Music I Am Found' here.

"Finishing of the set, Kotzen is back on the Telecaster for a funky finale with Wilson slapping the bass like a new born baby on 'Help Me'. Even in his weakened state, Kotzen is back for an encore on keyboards with 'This Is Life' before switching to the trustee Strat for a final flurry of what we came to see – six string perfection. With a final wave to the audience he virtually falls off stage looking like an extra from The Walking Dead." That was part of our take on Richie Kotzen's Islington Assembly Hall gig last September and as part of our Stone Free Festival countdown, Richie - who is headlining the Indigo at The O2 at 4pm on Sunday 17th June - is today's Video Of The Day.

Our friends at Deep Blue Sea have just completed mixing a new live album - which was also filmed - so there's going to be quite a few new clips flying around and consequently a nice new shiny YouTube channel for them. Anyway, don't only check out today's Video Of The Day of 'Daddy's Girl' but also visit their new site - and like their videos and follow them? You know it makes sense!

"As expected, JJN's beast of a trio, duly delivered more hair, energy in abundance and white teeth, but more importantly, 70's Power Rock at its ultimate best. JJN mixed it up - airing amongst others the first three tracks from 'Black Magic' namely his single 'Last Chance', the Hendrix influenced riff of 'The Gun' and 'Don't Be Scared', before he teased "London don't be shy", an open invite for us all to head bang to his classic 'Baby Can You Feel It?', plus he nailed his 70's influences to the mast as he signed off a storming set with a cover of Mountain's 'Mississippi Queen'. Now this was real Rock 'n' Roll - and not only a great voice but also validation of the equation that a Les Paul = Blues Power." That was part of our Jared James Nichols gig review at Islington Assembly Hall in February this year and as part of our Stone Free Festival countdown, JJN, who is appearing at Indigo at The O2 at 12.50pm on Sunday 17th June, is today's Track Of The Day.

Following their successful inaugural tour across Australia and New Zealand in 2017, the pedigree of hallowed ‘60's trio Cream plus –Ginger Baker’'s son Kofi (drums), Jack Bruce’'s son Malcolm (bass, vocals) and Eric Clapton’'s nephew Will Johns (guitar, vocals) –have come together for the first time in the UK to pay homage to the band’s extraordinary legacy with The Music Of Cream –50th Anniversary World Tour. The four-date UK tour, which starts at the Glasgow O2 Academy on Friday 23rd November, celebrates 50 years since the original line-up's farewell UK concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 26th November 1968. Be prepared to hear personal stories and songs such as 'Sunshine of Your Love', 'Crossroads', 'Spoonful' and 'White Room' performed across a comprehensive set, which will also see the guys interplay with footage of their fathers and mentors on the big screen, along with never-before-seen footage and photos.

The Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day returns today with another two hours of non-stop Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat, featuring New Releases, Classic Tracks, UK Independent Blues Broadcasters Association Presenters' Picks and much more. Music this week Includes tracks from The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy, Tas Cru, Keb' Mo' & Taj Mahal, Greg Coulson, Long Tall Deb and Colin John, Lamont Dozier and Jo Harman, David Vest, Ry Cooder, Deb Ryder, Too Slim and the Taildraggers, Brother Strut, Elliott and the Audio Kings, The Record Company, Ronny Aagren & His Blues Gumbo, The Lucky Losers, Russ Green, Tweed Featuring Gervis Myles, Dr. John, Bridget Kelly Band, Hugh Laurie Blues, Miss Emily, Fats Domino, Mike Zito, Tom Hambridge, Rebecca Downes, The Cinelli Brothers, King King (pictured), Chris Bevington, Artur Menezes, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and more.

"There are few finer sights than an unleashed JST with a Les Paul. Easy tiger, remember where you are. The Les Paul remains too for 'Jump That Train' from the 'Diamonds In The Dirt' album, whose, title track follows thereafter. With a proper heavy Blues riff it has a funky lilt to it which Italian icon Casanova provides his own lesson in love. The excellent sound quality again shows itself as the Gibson provides a beautiful melodic chime to counter the almost soft husky vocals. And with the sultry 'Tried Tested And True' to follow we really are getting the full (royal) family of tracks. All interspersed with regular sips of honey and lemon to keep the voice going. It sounds fine to me." That was part of our take on Joanne Shaw Taylor's Royal Festival Hall gig last November and as part of our Stone Free Festival countdown, Joanne - who is on stage at 5.45 at the O2 Arena on Sunday 17th June - is today's Video Of The Day.

Heads-up vinyl lovers, HMV vinyl week has finally arrived! It's that time of year again as HMV have an amazing selection of exclusives including limited edition coloured vinyl and exclusive sleeves. Starting today you'll be able to get your hands on some of the best-selling and best-loved albums on vinyl at great prices in their stores and online, and from Saturday 16th June all their exclusive titles will be available in-store only on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to get down to your local HMV nice and early!

The latest in our 'Introducing ...' feature, and today's Video Of The Day, is the brand new music video 'Livin’ The Life' by Tyler Morris, which is featured on the 19-year-old guitar slinger’s latest album, 'Next In Line' on the VizzTone Label Group. In February 2016, Morris was selected to perform in the 2016 Guitar Gods Festival along with Yngwie Malmsteen, Steve Vai, Nicko McBrain, Rudy Sarzo and others. Tyler Morris has also performed with Gary Hoey, Joe Stump, Sammy Hagar, Leslie West, Vince Neil, Joe Vitale, Johnny Winter, James Montgomery, David Hull, Phil Collen, Fred Coury, Robert Marcello, Kip Winger, AJ Pappas, Jimi Bell, Gary King, George Lynch, Bruce Kulick, Jason Becker, Vernon Reid, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Ronnie Montrose and others, and is currently looking for any UK tour bookings between Friday 17th August and Monday 20th August this year - so if you can help then e-mail us at wrinklyrockers11@aol.com

Antwerp’s Triggerfinger (Track Of The Day) will be at London's Stone Free Festival at the Indigo 2 at The O2 at 2pm on Saturday 16th June following the release of their new album ‘Colossus' in August last year. The Belgian based trio (Ruben Block, vocals and guitar; Paul Van Bruystegem, bass; Mario Goossens, drums) have been exploding across Europe, which also saw them support Muse on their sold out 50,000 capacity Stadium show in Aix-les-Bains, France and Park Live Festival in Russia. Insatiable for the live stage they have opened for the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Rolling Stones (twice), Within Temptation, Thin Lizzy, Clutch, Big Sugar and Therapy?