Jim Belushi: all photos by Joe MillikenTo be published in Goldmine Magazine A storm swept through Keene, NH last Saturday night and we're not talking more snow, folks. We're talkin' the blues, as in the Legends of Rock-N-Blues road show, which recently rolled into town with a truly monster line up starting with The James Montgomery Blues Band as the house band, if you will, that also featured David Hull (Joe Perry Project/Farrenheit) and the infamous Uptown Horns.

Walpole's Mike LawlorPublished in the Green Mountain Outlook
If you ask a typical boy from New England what he wants to be when he grows up, chances are one popular answer would be “I want to play for the Red Sox!” Well, for current Suffolk University senior and 2006 Fall Mountain Regional High School graduate, Mike Lawlor, working for the Red Sox organization as an ambassador in the Fan Services and Entertainment Department, might be the next best thing.

Published in Green Mountain Outlook, Feb. 17, 2010Sherwin Glass paper weight Welcome to the hand-crafted world of Sherwin Art Glass, located at 33 Bridge Street in downtown Bellows Falls, a unique art studio and gallery featuring the glass-blown creations of Southern Vermont native Chris Sherwin, who opened his studio in August of 2005. However, there is certainly much more depth to this artists than just glass.

Wally Bryson with Pete Townshend, late 1960'sPublished in The Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 27,2010
Cleveland, Ohio native Wally Bryson was the lead guitarist and contributing songwriter for the Raspberries, one of the pioneering bands of the early 1970’s “power-pop” era.
Although the band would be short-lived, Raspberries had several Top 40 hits including their biggest single “Go All The Way,” which peaked at # 5 on the U.S. singles chart in 1972.

Kathan goes up for two.Published in The Green Mountain Outlook
Former Black River and Springfield High School basketball stand out Tyler Kathan, who also starred at Keene State College, recently signed a contract and is playing professional hoop in the England Basketball League (EBL). Established in 2003, the EBL is a semi-pro basketball league in England, which forms the second tier of competition below the professional British Basketball League.

Michael on his current tourTo be Published in Goldmine Magazine
Legendary guitarist Michael Schenker, after reuniting with his original Michael Schenker Group (MSG) vocalist Gary Barden after some 30 years, the duo returned in the spring of 2008 with a couple new CDs and a tour that found its' way throughout Europe and yes, to America.

Doug (with Sun-King) Rocks Springfield's Royal Flush: (courtesy photo)Published in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 20, 2010
January 16 would have been Doug Bashaw’s 46 birthday and although he has not been with us since Aug. 6, 2008, it still feels like he really never left.

Utensils In Still Life Tradition: Joe Milliken photoPublished in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 13, 2010
The Green Mountain Outlook office recently welcomed the photography work of Bellows Falls, Vermont residents Elissa Descoteau and Roberto Gautier, whose Utensils In The Still Life Tradition prints are currently gracing the Red Wall Gallery at The Outlook office on The Square. Their "kitchen utensil" photography is unique, bold-yet-delicate and rustic-yet-colorful.

Tevor HornPublished in Green Mountain Outlook, Jan. 6, 2010
Filmed in 2004, Trevor Horn celebrated 25 years as one of pop music's greatest producers, with a special Wembley Arena concert in aid of The Prince's Trust. Over a dozen bands and acts came together to celebrate the legacy of this legendary producer.

Joe Perry: Have Guitar Will TravelPublished Goldmine Magazine, January 1, 2010
Aerosmith Guitar legend Joe Perry returns with his fifth solo release with Have Guitar, Will Travel, which offers nine original tracks (plus one cover song) of mostly guitar-smoldering rock that takes its’ roots from Aerosmith per-say, but also infuses a variety of textures that are "all Joe."