John Borack Returns To The Time Machine

Rock drummer for The Popdudes and music journalist John Borack returned to The Time Machine. This time around John took over the airwaves as guest disc jockey and the song selections were a musical treat to the radio audience. John discussed his first book "Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide" and shared a bit about his second book "John Lennon: Life Is What Happens" soon to be published this fall. As an author, John explained what makes this latest John Lennon book so unique. He also shared good news for fans of his first Power Pop book, there will be a second volume titled "Power Pop 360", which will celebrate the genre's finest songs. It was a fun radio show kicking off with radio host Kathy Collins talking story with John Borack before he took over air talent Summer Blue's seat and microphone.



Artists heard on Part One of this Maui afternoon radio broadcast include; The Box Tops, Marty Rudnick & Michael Carpenter, Farrah, The Smith Bros., Palmdale, Josie & The Pussycats, Kid Lightning, Paul & Linda McCartney, Electric Light Orchestra, Frank Bango, Buggles, Cheap Trick, Locksley, Bobby Sherman, Chris Bell, Phil Keaggy, Barry Holdship, Popdudes and Orange Humble Band.


Click here to listen or download Part One of the radio broadcast with John Borack on The Time Machine






Artists featured on Part Two of this radio aircheck include; Graham Parker, Traveling Wilburys, The Beatles, John Lennon, Mark Johnson, The Boys, The Wannadies, Mark Lindsay, Gigolo Aunts, Greenberry Woods, Badfinger, Nelson Bragg, Lindsey Buckingham, Anny Celsi, Popdudes, Daryl Hall & John Oates, The Bar, Steve Stoeckel, Sunny 4, Cotton Mather, The Rooks, The Toms, Ramones, Rocky Burnette, The Keys, Splitsville, Peter Holsapple & Chris Stamey and Candy Butchers.


Click here to listen or download Part Two of the radio broadcast with John Borack on The Time Machine








The Popdudes on MySpace Music

John Borack's RAVE ON blog at Goldmine Magazine

John Borack's reviews at Goldmine Magazine

"Shake Some Action: The Ultimate Power Pop Guide" at Not Lame