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Ive been to the North At- lantic Maine Blues Festival before and got some good lobster and met a lot of nice peo- ple and had a nice time. Ive been to Orono and Portsmouth New Hampshire. After the first 10000 shows some seem to slip away. With New Orleans its jazz. With Memphis and Chicago its blues. Do you think of Maine as having a sound you can hook into I think of lobster and blueberries. Very few places have their own sound these days. New Orleans is one of them. Radio was a smoothing-out influence. The world keeps changing and you have to roll with it. Youre a brainiac a National Merit Finalist who studied physics at the University of Chicago. Exactly how many Elvin Bishops are there WellIdontknowaboutthebrainiacthing.I was always just a good test taker you know Basically the college was a cover for getting to where the blues was. My family was poor from Tulsa Oklahoma. Black people played the blues in Tulsa but hanging out between different races was highly discouraged back then in the 1950s. I went to Chicago to look for the blues. I Fooled Around and Fell in LoveWith Maine This summer for Elvin Bishop its Toronto then Rockland Maine then California. Among a million places. Interview By Colin W. Sargent Sept. 4 Renaissance Rivalries Painting and its Sister Arts through Nov. 27 This is a Portrait if I Say So Identity in American Art 1912 to Today Jun. 25-Oct. 23. 725-3275 bowdoin.eduart-museum CMCA Center for Maine Contemporary Art 21 Winter St. Rockland. Opens Jun. 26. Featuring Rollin Leonard Vernal Pond Jun. 26-Aug. 17 Alex Katz Small Paintings Jun. 26-Aug. 17. 701-5005 cmcanow.org Colby College Museum of Art 5600 Mayflower Hill Dr. Waterville. Picassos Vollard Suite Jun. 2-Aug. 21 A Usable Past Ameri- can Folk Art at the Colby College Museum of Art Jul. 9-Jan. 8. 859-5600 colby.edu Continuum for Creativity 863 Main St. Westbrook. Mary Brooking Judy Schneider and Caren-Marie Michel Sky Woods Sea through July. 9252-9897 marybrooking.com Farnsworth Art Museum 16 Museum St. Rockland. About Buildings through 2017 American Treasures from the Farnsworth through 2017 N.C Wyeth Painter through Decem- ber Andrew Wyeth Dory through November From the Smallest Leaf Photo- graphs by Koichiro Kurita through Sept. 11. 596-6457 farnsworthmuseum.org First Friday Art Walk downtown Portland. Visit Continued on page 44 Reading by Michael White 165 State Street Portland Magazine Headquarters.Author Michael White reads from Resting Places his latest novel on Aug. 12 7 p.m. July 17 Your carefree sound isnt afraid of silence between the notes. How did you get there When you first start out you try and cram everything in. My heroes have always been people who were saying something mean- ingful and definite and theres only so much of that in life. Heres a question from the women in our office. In I Fooled Around Fell In Love you have the line I must have made love to a thousand girls. Come on. That would put the musical you into Wilt Chamberlain territory. Hold on a second. The line is I must have been through about a million girls. Every- one says million when it doesnt mean a mil- lion. And through does not mean made love to Its knowing people talking with them agreeing or disagreeing with them. Back then I did what a young man did. Now Im happily married If youre in the Rock Roll Hall of Fame and the