Photo Gallery

Ian Hunter at City Winery with Joe Viglione
Photo by Cameron Laing
Joe Viglione with Mark Farner – first Visual Radio with Mark at Mohegan Sun
image from TV show camera
Joe Viglione with GUESS WHO lead singer/keyboardist Burton Cummings, Berklee Performance Center – I’ve written tons of GUESS WHO reviews for AllMusic. Will post on our review page
Rob Gronkowski, Patriots Historian Bob Hyldburg and Joe Viglione
Joe Viglione with Mick Taylor of Rolling Stones / Bob Dylan
Author/TV Host Brad Meltzer with Joe Viglione
Simon Kirke of Bad Company with Joe Viglione at WCAT Winthrop TV
Dr Ruth with Joe Viglione @ BookExpo
Should have had Dr Ruth interview me on …oh, nevermind…she’d have an exotic book with me! that’s for damn sure!!!!
Comedian Gallagher “Smash” with Joe Viglione
Jodie Foster on Visual Radio with Joe Viglione
Lady Carolyn with Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits
photo by Joe Viglione
Actor Anthony James
Underground comics legend, the late Skip Williamson
Joe Viglione with Boston Red Sox Legend Johnny Pesky
Dennis Lehane and Joe Viglione in Medford
My two interviews with author Dennis Lehane were taped in Medford, Massachusetts. 1999 on 40 Canal Street West Medford and around 2013 at Bestseller’s in Medford Square https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-vsatA8n4k

Dennis Lehane Station ID https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-vsatA8n4k

Joe Viglione with Dennis Lehane 1999 40 Canal St Medford Mass.
Author Ray McNally IN SEARCH OF DRACULA with Joe Viglione
1963
Joe’s first movie, 1970 or 1971,
VLAD THE COUNT POSSESSED
and a sequel
The Return of Vlad
https://www.reverbnation.com/joeviglione
Joe V Produced and Directed Marty Balin
Out worldwide on Music Video Distributors
49th performance in Paradise 1999, probably a World’s Record
Denny Dias on Guitar, John Morelli from Blue Angel (Cyndi Lauper) drums
Sweet Jane and another Lou Reed song
Richie Parsons famous photo from the Marc Thor Benefit at The Rathskellar
in Creem Magazine, tons of Gatehouse/Gannett Media pages and more

Boston Globe 2010 Story on WinCAM awards:

WHO’S WHAT WHERE: Winchester’s public access television, WinCAM, recently honored six individuals. Joe Viglione of Medford was recognized as producer of the year. He started in access television in 1979, and is host of “Visual Radio,’’ which is approaching its 600th episode, and “The Buzzy Linhart Show.’’ Other winners included Melodie Wing, Beyond the Call of Duty Award; Dan Holahan, Most Dedicated Youth Producer; Robert Gotham, Most Advanced Youth Producer; Lydia Mullan, Most Ambitious Youth Producer; and Dan Sheridan, Best New Member. . . . Dr. Steve Paskal, an internist at the Medford practice of Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, has received the Clinical Innovation Award as part of a team focused on hypertension. . . . Peter Spellman of Topsfield, director of the Career Development Center at Berklee College of Music in Boston, led a study that has resulted in a comprehensive resource of salary ranges for careers across the music industry. The study also analyzed trends and growth in the industry.

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http://archive.boston.com/news/local/articles/2010/12/30/origami_for_a_good_cause_helps_hamilton_food_panty/
Article on Joe Viglione Cable Access Producer Of The Year, 2010/Winchester, MA
http://www.tmrzoo.com/2010/18336 Joe Viglione Is Awared 2010 “Producer of the Year” Honors at Winchester Community Access & Media
By Steve Tomassetti
December 20, 2010
Every once in awhile, one of our own is recognized for their outstanding contributions to the entertainment industry. December 10th at the Winchester Community Access and Media (WinCAM) annual awards party was one of those times.
The TMR Zoo’s very own Chief Film critic, Joe Viglione has been named “Producer of the Year” for 2010 by Winchester Community Access and Media. Please join me in congratulating Joe for his accomplishments.
Public access veteran host Joe Viglione established Visual Radio in 1995 at the local origination studio in Woburn/Stoneham. Fifteen years and hundreds of interviews later Viglione is a member of stations in Stoneham, Winthrop, Cambridge and Winchester, with Visual Radio airing in dozens of communities in Massachusetts as well as on Manhattan Neighborhood Network in New York City. His first program was T.V. Eye which broadcast in 1979 from the old Warner studio on Day Street in Davis Square (across from the post office)
In the picture above, Assistant Station Manager Joe LaRocca hands Joe Viglione his award on Friday night,December 10, 2010 at Winchester Community Access & Media. The station awarded Joe an excellent Jimi Hendrix book JIMI HENDRIX: An Illustrated Experience as well as a nice cash award.
You can read Joe’s body of work here at the Zoo or at any of the sites below:
Joe Viglione on Wikipedia
Joe Viglione on AllMusic.com
Landing Big Names/Boston Globe
(Note: the Lou Reed book is still a work in progress, a DVD of the information from the forthcoming book will most likely be issued in 2011 on the Music Video Distributors label.

Boston.com

Congratulations again, Joe!
with legendary author/disc jockey Donna Halper who discovered RUSH
Onstage probably at Arlington High School or something…on a planet long ago in a time far far away
My beloved Sila, RIP July 16, 2019 My precious girl
photo Cason Jorey
The Real Paper, Editor Rory O’Connor having fun – I was the Page Two boy or something 1979 or so
Moe Tucker of the Velvet Underground
Flip side, Joe Viglione performs Foggy Notion
Actor Michael Douglas with Visual radio Director Paul Norman
Photo Joe Viglione Feb 23, 2020 in Medford at Town Line
Former Police Commissioner Ed Davis with Paul Norman
photo by Joe Viglione Feb 23, 2020
Commissioner Ed Davis with Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn
Photo Joe Viglione at Mike Bloomberg event, Medford Feb 23, 2020

DISCONNECT FILM DIRECTOR HENRY ALEX RUBIN WITH JOE VIGLIONE

Joe Viglione with Medford Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn January 5, 2020

Photo by Joe Fortunato

Ghil Scraw enhanced photo
Kimberly Denise Photo Enhancement of circa 1977-1978 photo of original Count band from first album