Bob and Jules were thankfully back 'Rockin' The Ridge' on Saturday night after a two week absence. As usual the guys hit the ground running with our 'Track of The Day' including The Answer, The Dead Daisies, Davy's Gripp and probably the best Jimi Hendrix jingle ever!

All roads lead to The Borderline in London tonight as the WRC set off to see an eagerly anticipated acoustic set from Academy award winner Ryan Bingham. Watch out for a review, vids and pics over the next few days! Give us a shout if you're also going?

If you want to view John Bull's excellent final tranche of Joe Bonamassa pics from his recent Hammersmith Apollo gig then go here. Meanwhile, our 'Video Of The Day' is a track from Joe's recently released DVD, Blu-ray and CD - 'Muddy Wolf At Red Rocks'. A tribute to Blues legends Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf - it was filmed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre over American Labor Day weekend in 2014. Playing to a sold-out crowd of 9,000 fans, this marks the biggest show of Bonamassa’s career, a major milestone for the Bluesman. The Blu-ray and DVD contains over one and half hours of bonus features including exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, photo gallery, historic footage of Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf and a featurette of Bonamassa and producer Kevin Shirley’s trip to The Crossroads.

There's something for everyone on Kevin Beale's latest 'Blues On The Marsh' originally broadcast on Good Friday! Tune into our 'Track Of The Day' for Armadillo Blues, Anne McCue, Billy Gibson in two guises (with Pete Pederson and The RV's), Blacktop Deluxe (pictured), Buddy Guy, Charlie Musselwhite, The Local Strangers, Tristan Mackay, St. Louis Slim, Chick Wren's Rollin' River Band, Generation Blues Experience, Giles Hedley, Jason Vivone and The Billy Bats, Doug MacLeod, Dustin Harder, Regina Bonelli, Richard Studholme, Rockin' Johnny Burgin, Slam Allen, Gloria Spencer and Southern Hospitality! Phew!

Given U2 were formed way back in 1976 and have since released 13 studio albums plus are one of the world's best-selling music artists of all time, having sold more than 170 million records worldwide - we thought it about time that the WRC checked out what all the fuss is about. So four WRC U2 virgins were present at the O2 Arena, London, last night to witness their 'Rattle and Hum' in 'the round' from these guys from Dublin in the latest leg of their innocence and experience tour. A review and more pics to follow - but in the meantime take a look at our Vid Of The Day.

Given that our American roadtrip has now ended it should be a case of normal service resumed on Monday (even our Vid/Track Of The Day from Tuesday is now working)! It's appropriate therefore that every Sunday evening at 6pm, Rory Auskerry presents Route 66 - two hours of the very best in rock & blues music on Stockport’s Pure 107.8 FM here. As well as great tunes, there are exclusive interviews, new releases, gig info and music trivia!

Monday's BATW tweet said it all: "This Thursday at the woodlands, we have Steve Morrison performing. Please show your support for live music!!" Yes the third 'Blues at The Woodlands' at the Woodlands Art Centre, Gillingham ME6 2DU takes place tonight with Steve Morrisons Blues Abuse (pictured). Tickets are £10 and doors open at 7.30pm. For more information call 0300 065 8210 or e-mail r&abrother@aol.com and don't forget that WRC members get £2 off the normal admission on production of a valid WRC members card. Why not support this new Blues/roots club offering first class live music every month? And just to give you a taste of what's in store - listen to our Track Of The Day - a live recording from soundman Vic Wintergreen of Joel Fisk and John Amor at last month's Woodlands gig!

One band John Bull of Rockrpix did come across on the Saturday at Ramblin' Man was Jess and the Bandits (pictured). Well October has been an exciting month for the Texan/English country quintet, who embarked on their first ever UK headline tour and are heading to the Borderline in London tonight! Having soared up the UK Official Country Charts with their debut album 'Here We Go Again', the band have been excited to take the record on the road following their sold out London shows earlier this year. As fans of the burgeoning British country scene, the band are excited to have a wealth of homegrown talent to share the stage with as they make their way across the country!

It's Saturday so if you just want a night in listening to great Rock music then tune in to the The Rock On The Ridge show here between 8pm and 10pm! We're sure that Bob & Jules (pictured) will make you more than welcome!

It's double bubble from our friends at Rock On The Ridge today. Bob and Jules' tweet last Saturday "On show tonight @clutchofficial @theanswerrocks @underabanner @cloverhill_rock @soundgarden @NickCasterMusic and more 8-10pm @RidgeradioUk" gives you an idea of what you can expect from today's Track Of The Day! Meanwhile the guys return tonight here at 8pm which will include the brilliant Crobot (Vid Of The Day) who the WRC are seeing at The Underworld on Friday 6th November. Let us know if you are going as well!

Today's Track of The Moment is last night's cracking Blues on the Marsh show. Grab a listen to the Marshman himself featuring Aaron Curtis, Amanda Fish Band, Wily Bo Walker, Trevor Sewell, Todd Wolfe Band, Tad Robinson, BabaJack, Colin Linden, Savoy Brown, Long Tall Deb, MonkeyJunk, Shemekia Copeland, Paul Cox, Ramon Goose and Moudo Toure (The West Africa Blues Project) and the brand new release from John Mayall!

The first time we saw Nazareth was at The Great British Music Festival at Olympia in London! It was a 3 day event and for £3.50 each day you could see some of the best bands of all time. Our overriding memories of the day were seeing Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance who had just formed after the split of The Faces (still going strong and well worth seeing) and then Nazareth lifting the roof off the place so much so that Bad Company took to the stage and just said "follow that!" Just under forty years down the line we saw them again at the Brooklyn Bowl in the O2 Arena, London, last night. At their peak, they were huge, selling vast quantities of albums and hit singles, pulling in enormous crowds to their shows all over the world. Understandably the components have changed over time a bit like Trigger's broom - so what was the verdict? A review and more pics to follow but in the meantime have a look at our Vid Of The Day!