Today for your delectation our Blues On The Marsh Track Of The Day - originally broadcast on Friday night - has musique from Aynsley Lister (pictured), Cadillac Kings, Harper and The Midwest Kind, Petra Bornerova and Besenyei Csaba, Al Jones (really?), Regina Bonelli, The Bluesbones, Auld Man's Baccie, Cee Cee James, Papa Don McMinn, Dr Albert's Flipout, Thomas Duffy, Richard Townend and The Mghty Bosscats, Dr John, Eddie Martin, Sons of The Delta, Luke Winslow King and David Bromberg.

Our Wrinklystock V countdown continues today with just 4 weeks to go to our 'Monsters Of Irish Rock' at the Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford on Saturday 26th November which sees headliners Limehouse Lizzy (Vid Of The Day) continue to keep the spirit of Thin Lizzy alive. And just to re-emphasise Dartford's Rock history - take a gander at the pic alongside - taken last week on Dartford Station! With just 57 tickets left - make sure you order your tickets now priced £22 here in order that you don't miss out! Also don't forget our U2 Tribe song auction here - with all monies going to our nominated charities - plus our Wrinklystock V t-shirts on sale here.

Last Thursday night saw another excellent WRC members gig at The Onyx Bar, Covent Garden, featuring acoustic duo Amor & Fisk. Two outstanding sets were well received by all those present and courtesy of Rockrpix's John Bull we have a photo gallery here which of course captures the intimacy of another cracking evening.

Just over 42 years after they supported The Who at Charlton in May 1974, Bad Company return to the manor tonight, just up the road at London's O2 Arena supported by Richie Sambora and Orianthi. Watch out for a review, pics and vids shortly but in the meantime check out today's Track Of The Day - a certain Keith Moon introducing 'Can't Get Enough' bringing back memories of that set in '74 which also included 'Rock Steady' and finished with a cover of Free's 'The Stealer'. Happy days!

"As the first song came to an end, the band would show off just how much fun they have performing on stage, as their between-song-banter is second to none. Frontman Chad Kroeger jokes with the crowd like few others can, and how they’re able to stand on stage and sing “silly” songs with titles like ‘Something In Your Mouth’, which they’d go on to perform next. Kroeger is something of a motormouth when it comes to his patter between songs. You largely suspect he loves the sound of his own voice, but as the frontman of one of the bigger bands in the world, you probably would need a sizeable ego to pull you through it .. or a couple of Jaegerbombs, courtesy of the suited-and-booted booze supplier/ tour manager Bradley which he and the band indulged in. . In short, he makes being a rockstar look like fun, rather than a full-time job like some of Nickelback's peers, and the girls on the front row are loving every second of The Chad. Not bad for a man once voted the ugliest man in rock!!!" Check out the rest of Wrinkly The Silver's Nickelback/Monster Truck (pictured) O2 Arena London review here plus our photo gallery here.

Today's Vid Of The Day is London metallers Exist Immortal's new single ‘Erode’, taken from their new album 'Breathe' released today via Primordial Records following the announcement of their signing last month. Meanwhile, Germany’s leading Melodic Hard Rockers Fair Warning release their latest ‘'Pimp Your Past'’ studio album today, featuring 2016 versions of the most outstanding tracks from the band’s first three studio albums, on Steamhammer/SPV. And talking of Steamhammer/SPV - Rock Wolves, the cracking new band founded by Herman Rarebell, Michael Voss and Stephan ‘Gudze’ Hinz, three of the most renowned and accomplished German rock musicians to have emerged in the last 40 years, also release today their hard driving, melody drenched, utterly uplifting hook – laden self-titled debut album. Finally, The Answer (pictured) today release ‘Solas’, the band’s highly anticipated new album via Napalm Records.

Music this week on our Blues Club Podcast Track Of The Day includes Tas Cru, Albert Castiglia Band, The Movers, Devils, The Rolling Stones, Beth Hart, Altered Five Blues Band, Witches, Levee Town, Simon Campbell, Voodoo, Ian Siegal, Broken Witt Rebels (pictured), Vampires, Giles Robson, Larry McCray, Demons, Blues Arcadia, Devon Allman, Spells, The Joey Gilmore Band, Colin James, Ghosts, Jason Elmore and Hoodoo Witch, The McKee Brothers, Spirits, JW Jones, Half Deaf Clatch, Ghouls, Robert Cray, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Black Magic, Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, Sugarman Sam & The Voodoo Men, Horror, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and more.

Tuesday night's awesome 'An Evening For Jack' at the newly reopened Shepherd's Bush Empire, marked the two year anniversary of the late Cream bassist Jack Bruce's passing in 2014, aged 71. With a review to come check out today's photo gallery here that includes pics of Bob Harris, Pete Brown, Jack Bruce’s son Malcolm, Ginger Baker, Corky Laing, Chris Spedding, Terry Reid, Eddie Reader, Paul Young, Inglorious' Nathan James (pictured), Mick Taylor, Bernie Marsden and Lulu - to name but a few. All proceeds raised will to be donated to Nordoff Robbins and Jack’s favourite local charity, East Anglian Children’s Hospices.

If you hurry - there is still time to get on the WRC guest list at The Onyx Bar, Covent Garden, for tonight's gig featuring Amor & Fisk. As with the first event it will be free for WRC members and there will be 20% off food in the restaurant and there is a happy hour from 5pm - 8pm. The guest list will be limited to 70 so if you want to join us and bring a guest then message us asap in the contact box below. The Joel Fisk & Jon Amor Electro Acoustic Duo originally came together as an experiment in the Summer of 2014, when the pair embarked on a short tour of the UK. The chemistry hasn’t gone unnoticed, as they’ve been nominated in the Acoustic Act of the Year category in the British Blues Awards two years running, leading them to be one of the most in-demand duos on the British Blues Scene.

Today's Track Of The Day is an infectious and hard-hitting return from the Birmingham sensation Stealth, fuelled by Bluesy riffs, a pounding rhythm and his gripping tones. ‘Real Life’ is an explosive stadium-sized anthem making a huge statement for the singer’s impressive follow up to his acclaimed, viral hit debut EP Intro. The release of Stealth’s debut EP Intro at the start of this year saw the singer championed by Radio 1, Radio 2, BBC 6Music and BBC Introducing, while he gained a wealth of high profile press support from The Independent, Shortlist, Konbini and many more. It spawned the huge hit ‘Judgement Day’, which has clocked up well over 4.5 million plays across YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music. The Intro EP saw Stealth enter the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart at No.2 and No.3 in the US. ‘Real Life’ is set to see Stealth continue his rise as one of the UK's most impressive new voices today. To celebrate the single's release, Stealth is playing a headline launch show at The Waiting Room, London, on Tuesday 15th November.

Don't forget that there is still time to get on the WRC guest list at The Onyx Bar, Covent Garden, for tomorrow night's gig featuring Amor & Fisk. As with the first event it will be free for WRC members and there will be 20% off food in the restaurant and there is a happy hour from 5pm - 8pm. The guest list will be limited to 70 so if you want to join us and bring a guest then message us asap in the contact box below. The Joel Fisk & Jon Amor Electro Acoustic Duo originally came together as an experiment in the Summer of 2014, when the pair embarked on a short tour of the UK. The chemistry hasn’t gone unnoticed, as they’ve been nominated in the Acoustic Act of the Year category in the British Blues Awards two years running, leading them to be one of the most in-demand duos on the British Blues Scene.

Last night's 'An Evening For Jack' at the newly reopened Shepherd's Bush Empire, marked the two year anniversary of the late Cream bassist's passing in 2014, aged 71. Curated by Bob Harris plus Cream collaborator Pete Brown, and organised by Jack Bruce’s son Malcolm, it commemorated his extraordinary career, walking through the major aspects of Jack's musical life, from the early days touring with bands like the Graham Bond Organisation, through to Cream and beyond. Musicians paying their tributes included of course Ginger Baker plus Steve Hackett, Mick Taylor (pictured), Bernie Marsden and Lulu - to name but a few. All proceeds raised will to be donated to Nordoff Robbins and Jack’s favourite local charity, East Anglian Children’s Hospices. Watch out shortly for a review and some more pics plus check out today's Vid Of The Day.