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THE TIME MACHINE is a radio program that uses a nonsense name as an excuse in order to play music from all over the musical spectrum. The show plays a lot of new stuff in addition to covering over 70 years of POP sounds.
"We learned more from a three minute record than we ever learned in school."
- Bruce Springsteen from NO SURRENDER (1984)
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Nushu's Lisa Mychols and Tom Richards from The Waking Hours welcome you to The Time Machine
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Jamie Gallo Interview and Performance on The Time Machine
Singer-songwriter Jamie Gallo was our musical guest on The Time Machine. Jamie swung by the morning show to participate in The Time Machine's songwriter challenge to perform a favorite cover along with an original song. The week was kicked off with singer-songwriter and actress Minnie Driver sharing her latest batch of covers and The Time Machine Crew thought why not invite Maui artists to come in everyday during the week to perform. Host Michael McCartney chatted with Jamie about her upcoming album to be recorded in Nashville just days after this broadcast.
Other artists heard on this Maui morning show FM aircheck include The Pretenders and Loggins & Messina (You might have even caught the Kenny Loggins Maui concert poster in the upper left hand corner of the above photograph).
Steve Craig Interview and Performance on The Time Machine
Singer-songwriter Steve Craig was our musical guest on The Time Machine. Steve stopped by the studios during the morning show to participate in The Time Machine's songwriter challenge to perform a favorite cover along with an original song. The week was kicked off with singer-songwriter and actress Minnie Driver sharing her latest batch of covers and The Time Machine Crew thought why not invite Maui artists to come in everyday during the week to perform. Host Michael McCartney asked Steve about his early days with his band Albert Hall as well as his three thousand plus performances as John Lennon in Beatle Show Tribute, formerly Fab Four Live.
Other artists heard on this Maui morning show FM aircheck include The Beatles and John Waite.
Kimo Nevius Interview and Performance on The Time Machine
Singer-songwriter and author Kimo Nevius was our musical guest on The Time Machine. Kimo stopped by the studios during the morning show to participate in The Time Machine's songwriter challenge to perform a favorite cover along with an original song. The week was kicked off with singer-songwriter and actress Minnie Driver sharing her latest batch of covers and The Time Machine Crew thought why not invite Maui artists to come in everyday during the week to perform. Kimo was the first musician to swing by the studio. Host Michael McCartney also asked Kimo about his latest book that he co-wrote with his wife Michelle, "Footprints in New York: Tracing the Lives of Four Centuries of New Yorkers", which the New York Times called "a smart and entertaining window on the city of the past".
Other artists heard on this Maui morning show FM aircheck include Minnie Driver, Badfinger and America.
George Millar of The Irish Rovers Interview on The Time Machine
The Irish Rovers are making historical concert stops on the islands of Maui this Friday and Hawaii on Saturday. Performing here is a first for the group and it promises to be a great deal of fun. Founding member George Millar was a guest on The Time Machine Radio Show this past week sharing with the radio audience his thoughts and inspirations behind some of the classic songs and latest recordings of The Irish Rovers.
Singer-songwriter and Oscar, Golden Globe and Emmy nominee Minnie Driver was a guest on The Time Machine. Since the release of her first album, her music has become a fixture on the radio playlists of The Time Machine for the last ten years. Minnie took some time off from the set of NBC's series "About A Boy", to shared with host Michael McCartney and the radio audience, her thoughts and inspiration behind the songs she chose to record for her brand new beautiful and haunting covers album "Ask Me To Dance". The album was a labor of love and songwriters featured on her third album include Robert Smith (The Cure’s “Close to Me”), Elliott Smith (“Waltz #2”), Stevie Wonder (“Master Blaster”), Paul Weller ("Wild Wood"), Neil Young (“Tell Me Why”), John Prine (“Speed of the Sound of Loneliness”) and Neil Finn ("Better Be Home Soon" from Crowded House) along with "Love Song" composed by Lesley Duncan (Elton John covered the song on his classic "Tumbleweed Connection"). Minnie's arrangement of "Love Song" has been in heavy rotation on The Time Machine's playlists since late summer. Minnie takes The Killers’ “Human” and turns it upside down as an almost country ballad and she turns Bart Howard's “Fly Me to the Moon”, a song that became a swinging standard for Frank Sinatra, into an incredibly intimate moment.
New music was featured from Bryan Adams covering "Anytime At All" by The Beatles, Anya Marina, John Hunter Phillips and Robin Gibb's song "Days of Wine and Roses". Other artists heard on this Maui morning show FM aircheck include Badfinger, The Smith Bros., Robert Gordon, Palmdale, Ben Lee & Mandy Moore, The Cowsills, George Harrison, Five For Fighting, Lindsey Buckingham, Fountains Of Wayne, Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods, Pugwash, Mike Viola and a mash-up of The Cure and The Bangles.
Penn Jillette of Penn and Teller plus Brad Gillis of Night Ranger Interviews on The Time Machine
Penn Jillette of Penn and Teller was a guest on The Time Machine as the duo prepares for their Maui magic show performance at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center this Tuesday, October 14th inside the Castle Theater at 7:30 PM. Penn shared his thoughts with the Maui radio audience about Penn & Teller's longevity in entertainment and the duo's various television series and documentaries. Radio host Michael McCartney also discussed with Penn about an appearance in the eighties on David Letterman's NBC nightly series that after nearly thirty years still has made an impression on him. Penn also added to the broadcast's playlist with his current crop of albums that he's listening to.
Night Ranger's Brad Gillis was also a part of the radio show as the band plays in the same theater as Penn & Teller do the night before.
Saturday Night Live alum Jan Hooks has been a long time favorite of The Time Machine and the radio staff was saddened by her passing this past week. We shared one of our most played bits on the air over the years from Jan in her honor. She will be missed deeply.
Brand new music from artists featured on this Maui afternoon FM broadcast include Jim Boggia, Ages and Ages, Bryan Adams, Robin Gibb and The Wellingtons. Other artists featured on this FM aircheck include Pilot, Jeff Lynne, Emitt Rhodes, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, Cheap Trick, The Tubes, The Smith Bros., Old 97s and The Beatles plus the BBC Concert Orchestra featuring Dave Grohl, Alison Balsom, Lorde, Pharrell Williams, Zane Lowe, Sam Smith, Paloma Faith, Eliza Carthy, Nicola Benedetti, Chris Martin, Jaz Dhami, Martin James Bartlett, Danielle de Niese, Stevie Wonder, Florence Welch, Lauren Laverne, Brian Wilson, Jake Bugg, Katie Derham, Gareth Malone, Kylie Minogue, Chrissie Hynde, One Direction, Emeli Sandé, Elton John, Baaba Maal, Ethan Johns, Jools Holland, Jamie Cullum, Brian May and the Tees Valley Youth Choir.
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