Fingers crossed that our Steven Wilson Royal Albert Hall Photo Gallery doesn't go the same way as yesterday's Video Of The Day! Suffice to say the WRC were sent a legal notice about the copyrighted content in our video. As a result, the video was removed from YouTube! Not the first time this has happened either - hence our 'stewards permitting' comment re: our coverage before the gig! Such a shame, as at the end of the day, our only intention is to share our love of music through our website and certainly was not for any financial gain! Needless to say we don't hold any grudges but in protest we will not only be cancelling our planned review of a truly memorable night of Wilson/Porcupine Tree but will also continue today with yesterday's Vid Of The Day even though it has been removed!

Featuring two hours of non-stop "Best in Blues with More Music and Less Chat" - Jim McNeill is back with his second Blues Club Podcast in four days! Phew! Today's Track Of The Day features Muddy Waters, B.B. King and Dan Burnett to name but a few!

All our fantastic Ramblin 'Man pics are now in and counted. In fact we have so many that we have had to create two galleries - one For Saturday here - and another for Sunday here! Look out tomorrow for our take on Saturday with Wrinkly The Silver's review on proceedings whilst in the meantime please have e a gander at our Danny Bryant Video Of The Day filmed at the Blues Magazine Stage on Sunday!

Yes we have a BluesRockfest poster signed by all the bands up for grabs in our WRC members competition. Simply contact us below telling us the names of all six bands that took part in BluesRockfest and correct answers received by Friday 24th July will go into a draw. Editor's decision is final and it's also not too late to become a WRC member - simply fill out a form here and we'll subsequently send you a WRC members card.

Talking of BluesRockfest - our thanks to John Bull at Rockrpix for a new batch of his usual excellent snaps taken on Saturday. Whilst we await our take on such a briilliant day plus some more video footage - have a gander at the new pics here of The Rainbreakers, the Chris Walker Band and 2014 WRC Award winners Little Devils.

"Following Michael Schenker onto the Main Stage were Thunder who more than justified their billing (many of the fans here would have been happy for Danny Bowes and the boys to take the headline slot) and if this ‘one-off’ comeback really was a flash in the pan then it proved to be a blast. Overlooking the fact he dances like the proverbial uncle at a wedding (accentuated by his suit jacket), Danny Bowes is both one of the UK's best and most precise rock voices, and a consummate ringleader. A magnificent rendition of 'Love Walked In' (see Vid Of The Day) rivalled Schenker’s Scorpions numbers with a great solo from Luke Morley. They also knock out the other hits: ‘Back Street Symphony’ ‘Dirty Love’ and of course their cover of ‘Gimme Some Lovin’ which has the whole crowd grinning from ear to ear. It’s like ice cream in your ear. In a good way of course ! It is a joyful celebration of the band that gave us such a fantastic 20 years, and if all we get to see of them is occasional one-offs like this (Xmas 2011?) then we'll treasure every moment. If this is indeed the very last time we see them, then this was quite a goodbye." That was our WRC take on Thunder at High Voltage in 2011 and they're still going strong supporting ZZ Top at Wembley arena tomorrow night. See you there!

The star of our forthcoming Wrinklystock IV - none other than Danielz - was interviewed on BBC Radio Kent on Monday night by Dominic King. And you can listen to what the T.Rextasy frontman had to say here (Danielz is featured at 2.26.12). Meanwhile tickets are still flying out the door for the Charity Gig at The Mick Jagger Centre, Dartford, on Saturday 21st November for the band that is accepted as the world’s only official live tribute band dedicated to Marc Bolan & T.Rex - and the only band endorsed and approved by Marc Bolan’s family, estate, original ex-members of T.Rex and Bolan’s catalogue management! It's going to be be a sell out just like last year so don't miss out and get your tickets here!

Every cloud has a silver lining so they say. We had some technical issues with our Route 66 Track Of The Day yesterday and whilst we were trying to sort it out - presenter Rory Auskerry told us he was about to interview seventeen year old Blues guitarist/singer/songwriter Aaron Keylock - and pushed a YouTube clip of Aaron our way. The rest is history and consequently the Vid is our 'Video Of The Day' and the even better news is that Aaron is on the bill at Ramblin' Man. He's also featured on Rory's show on Sunday at 6pm here with the interview to be broadcast the week after on Sunday 17th May! Phew - bring it on!

Today's Black On Blues Track Of The Day is another Blues women special featuring Robin Rogers, Peach, Tracy K, Val Starr & The Blues Rocket, Annee 2 Cu Blues Band, Tasha Taylor and Beth Hart (pictured).

With a review to come - today check out our photo gallery here from Saturday night's London O2 Arena BluesFest gig which not only featured Bad Company's return to the UK for the first time in four years on their ‘Swan Song’ tour but also support from Richie Sambora and Orianthi.

"The word was that the desperately missed Gary Moore was originally going to be handed this gig. Given the sumptuous ease in which Moore knocked off Cream classic after classic with Jack at the Dick Heckstall-Smith Tribute at The Astoria in June 2005 - this would have been a no-brainer. So step up to the plate a certain Joe Bonamassa. The talk was also that it would be so fitting for Bruce and Bonamassa to take this opportunity - given it was a celebration of sixty years of British Blues - to pay homage to Moore himself. An ill advised pit stop resulted in me re-entering the auditorium just as Jack and Joe launched into Midnight Blues - and what a stunning tribute this was to Gary. If any of the Bruce faithful had not heard or seen Bonamassa before they were certainly sitting up and listening during Joe’s solo on ‘Theme For An Imaginary Western’ - from Jack's debut solo album, ‘Songs For A Tailor’." Dateline: Saturday 4th June 2011 - Royal Festival Hall, London (pictured) - the last review we did of the late great Jack Bruce who's career is being celebrated at the Shepherd's Bush Empire tonight - and we will be there!

Today's Blues on the Marsh Track Of The Day includes Brigitte Rios Purdy, Poppa Chubby, Billy Boy Miskimmin, Nine Below Zero, Terri Hendrix, Raphael Wressnig and Igor Prado, Elles Bailey, The Danny Giles Band, Aynsley Lister, The Cadillac Kings, Sons of The Delta, Arthur Adams, Blacktop Deluxe (pictured), Richard Townend and The Mighty Bosscats, Eddie Martin, Seth Walker, Svet and Al Boogie plus whatever The Marshman could fit in!