Michael Silverblatt has been in my life or presence since the 1970s. I met him at Papa Bach Bookstore on Santa Monica Blvd in West Los Angeles, where one cannot help chatting with such an acknowledgeable gentleman. The fact that he is one of the most popular Book related media person is easy to understand. His radio show "Bookworm" is the essential literary programming. Michael is probably one of the great readers, and his knowledge about books and the arts are as endless as the deepest part of the ocean. This episode of "Tea With Tosh" was shot in 1987. At the time, Michael was working in public relations. At the time (and I'm sure he still does) he had an incredible knowledge how information was spread through the world of journalism. At the time he had a focus on Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center as well as on Los Angeles artists and writers. This episode is a great snapshot of Los Angeles culture, but also a great man among our town. Not me, but Michael Silverblatt! - Tosh Berman, your host of "Tea With Tosh"
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My New Book – High Buildings, Low Morals
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Tosh's favorite recordings while working in its office
Annette Peacock - “I’m The One” (Future Days Recordings) Reissue, 2016
Daevid Allen - “Banana Moon” (Get Back) Reissue, 1999
David Bowie - “Mercury Demos” (Parlophone) 2019
Extended Organ - “Vibe” (Important Records) 2019
Giles, Giles and Fripp - “The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles and Fripp” (Cherry Red) Reissue, 2013
Henry Cowell - “The Piano Music of Henry Cowell” (Folkways Records) 1963
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