"Ten Years After are also celebrating fifty years since the release of their eponymous debut album in 1967. To coincide with this milestone Chrysalis Records are set to release a fiftieth anniversary ten CD box set on Friday 10th November. This limited edition (only 1,500 copies) remastered set gathers together all the Deram and Chrysalis period albums from 1967 – 1974, the set also includes a CD of previously unreleased material from 1972 called 'The Cap Ferrat Sessions', newly mixed by legendary producer Chris Kimsey." Read the whole of Steven C. Gilbert's Ten Years After 'The Albums 1967 – 1974' Box Set review here.

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day includes music from Lisa Mann, Marcia Ball, Sunday Wilde & Reno Jack, Etta Britt, Halley DeVestern Band and Kathy & The Kilowatts.

Robin Beck is truly one of the most gifted vocalists under the broad umbrella of Rock music and Frontiers Music welcomes her back on their label with her new album 'Love Is Coming' which was released on Friday and is also our Video Of The Day. The album sees her partnering with Clif Magness (Steve Perry, Avril Lavigne) and James Christian, who produced and mixed the album with Maor Appelbaum handling the mastering. Hit after hit after hit after hit is the best description of the tracklisting. An album encompassing Melodic Rock to gritty Soul inspired Rock is what you can expect from this gem.

The venue might have been new to us on Friday night, but the band and the songs certainly weren't. Indeed you can substitute the smaller but very pleasant 229 The Venue in London's Great Portland Street for the cavernous Great British Music Festival at Olympia 41 years earlier - but there's no substitute for the legendary Scottish rockers Nazareth. The current line up consisting of Pete Agnew - bass, Lee Agnew - drums, Jimmy Murrison - guitar and Carl Sentance - vocals, blasted out all their favourites including 'Hair of the Dog', 'Love Hurts', 'My White Bicycle', 'This Flight Tonight', 'Razamanaz', 'Shanghai'd In Shanghai' and finished with 'Broken Down Angel'. With great support from the Sabbath sounding Death & the Miser, check out our photo gallery from the gig here.

Today's Track Of The Day is the new single from Mollie Marriott entitled 'Truth is A Wolf' which was released on Friday. Mollie is the daughter of the late Small Faces/Humble Pie legend Steve Marriott, and Paul Weller features on the single playing Hammond organ and guitar. The single is the title track taken from Mollie’s forthcoming album due to be released on Mollie’s own Amadeus Music label on Friday 3rd November. Mollie is also the special guest on Bad Touch’s November UK tour (photo courtesy of Rob Blackham) which includes London's O2 Islington Academy on Sunday 26th November.

At their peak, Nazareth were huge, selling vast quantities of albums and hit singles, pulling in enormous crowds to their shows all over the world. Like all the best bands, Nazareth came from humble roots. They formed in Dunfermline, Scotland, and played the Scottish clubs throughout the 1960’s in their original incarnation as The Shadettes. The name change to Nazareth came in 1971 when the band moved to London to start what was to become a long and illustrious recording career. Fast forward 46 years to last night and London's 229 The Venue, Great Portland Street, where the current line up consisting of Pete Agnew - bass, Lee Agnew - drums Jimmy Murrison - guitar and Carl Sentance - vocals, pumped out all their classics including 'Hair of the Dog', 'Love Hurts', 'My White Bicycle', 'This Flight Tonight', 'Dream On', 'Where Are You Now' and 'Razamanaz', but no 'Woke Up This Morning' and 'Bad Bad Boy'. With great support from Death & the Miser, check out today's Video Of The Day with more photos to come.

Today's Track Of The Day features Wishbone Ash playing 'Persephone' at The Rockpalast, Cologne on 1st December 1976. Their line up that day was Andy Powell - guitar, vocals, Martin Turner - bass, vocals, Laurie Wisefield - guitar, vocals and Steve Upton - drums and indeed Turner, as part of his "The Beauty Of Chaos 2017" tour, plays London's iconic 100 Club tonight. Meanwhile, Powell's Wishbone Ash also play London's O2 Academy Islington this coming Thursday 19th October, supported by one man Canadian power trio Steve Hill.

"If you are going to sing and play the Blues, you need to have been around a bit, you need to have lived. Walter Trout has been about a bit and he’s lived. And he has died a couple of times too. Four years on from his traumatic liver failure and replacement, the once prolific six string demon had to learn to walk and talk again, let alone find his way around a fretboard. But years of relearning the instrument again from scratch has returned Mr. Trout to the shoal of top guitarists in the world. His cathartic 2015 album 'Battle Scars' saw Walter put his traumas into words and music with such skill as belied his tortuous ascent from the depths of disability and despair and the man taking the stage today shows only remnants of his life altering experience." Read the whole of Mother's Walter Trout Under The Bridge gig review from Wednesday here plus check out our photo gallery here.

Friday the thirteenth is lucky for a change given today's Video Of The Day is Idlewar's 'Hang' taken from their new CD 'Rite' which was released yesterday on Off Yer Rocka Recordings. Similarly, today sees the release of albums by both King King and Bigfoot (pictured), namely 'Exile & Grace' and 'Bigfoot' respectively with both bands supporting their new releases with UK tours - Bigfoot this month and next - and King King in January next year.

"Joni Mitchell's 'This Flight Tonight' was the first Nazareth single I ever bought and Agnew's bass was as tight as ever on this Rock classic. An honour to witness it. Murrison's Zep type riff on 'One Set Of Bones' from 'Rock 'N' Roll Telephone' was literally a classic head-banger as my air guitar mate managed to crack heads with me! No offence taken although Sentance slowed things down with 'Dream On' although they upped a gear with the Bluesy Pop of 'Holiday'. The mid-set recess continued with 'Turn On Your Receiver' from 'Loud 'n' Proud' - always thought that one sounded a bit like 'Last Train To Clarksville'!" That was part of our take two year's ago on Nazareth's sadly departed O2 Brooklyn Bowl gig, but we are off to see the guys again tonight at London's 229 The Venue.

The Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day returns on a Friday 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 Tommy Castro, Mindi Abair, Kelly Zirbes, Hamilton Loomis, Van Morrison, Savoy Brown, Pam Taylor, Rebecca Downes, Benny Turner, King King, Sunday Wilde & Reno Jack, Brothers Osborne, Kings & Associates, The Hoodle, Norman Beaker, Gregg Allman, Mississippi MacDonald, Walter Trout (pictured), Dave Ferra, The Rolling Stones, Hamish Anderson, Richard Townend & The Mighty Bosscats, Laurence Jones, Chris Rea, Sam Kelly's Station House, Robert Hokum, Johnny Rawls, Chris Daniels and the Kings, Richard van Bergen, Dee's Honeytones, B. B. & The Blues Shacks and more.

Last night Walter Trout completed the second of his two gigs at London's Under The Bridge as part of his UK tour supported by 2016 WRC Award 'Best Blues Rock Performance' winner Sari Schorr & The Engine Room. Anyway, with a review from last night's gig in the pipeline from Mother, if last night was as good as Tuesday night then they would have seen Walter on "top masterful form" as our new buddy Jim from Ayr - who was down for both gigs - put it! Check out not only today's awesome Video Of The Day featuring Walter and his guests father and son Matt and Paul Long from Catfish, but also have a look at our photo gallery from Tuesday night here.