Espresso - Tony Thomas ,
American , b. 1969 -
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Espresso - Tony Thomas ,
American , b. 1969 -
Inkjet print , 8 x 10 in.
CBC Radio (1973).
The interviews conducted by CBC Radio broadcaster Tony Thomas are legendary.
The Canadian personality lived in Hollywood where he conducted longform interviews with Jack Benny, George Burns, Bing Crosby, Jimmy Durante, and many other important figures of vintage showbiz. His programs aired and re-aired on CBC for several decades.
The fifth compact disc I ever owned was this half-hour interview with Jack Benny conducted by CBC Radio host Tony Thomas in Hollywood. I was 15 years old.
Tony Thomas was like a highbrow version of Joe Franklin. His long running interview series on CBC Radio in the 1960s and 1970s featured long interviews with legends of show business - comedy, film, and Tin Pan Alley in particular. They’re all remarkable, cultural artifacts.
Kicks in after 45 seconds. The Tony Thomas Show was the Canadian, high-brow equivalent of the Joe Franklin Show. It aired on CBC Radio for many years. Today every episode is an important historic document, an oral history of showbiz. This compelling interview with songwriter John Green tells the fascinating inception of I Cover the Waterfront, an unlikely movie to produce a hit love song.
Another gem from the CBC archives. The Tony Thomas Show on CBC Radio featuring an interview with Bing Crosby done in his Beverly Hills front yard.
The Tony Thomas Show on CBC Radio with guest Jimmy Durante (1971)
I've been rewatching the Beauty and the Beast 80s tv series and just found out that one of the producers was Marlo's brother, Tony.
I love fun coincidences like this.