PHILIP MICHAEL THOMAS

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Philip Michael Thomas

CEO of Spaceship Records, Inc. Actor, Songwriter, Musician, Music Composer, Producer, Poet, Playwright, Philanthropist, Doctor of the ArtS

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CAREER EXPERIENCE

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Music Credits

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• Sacha and The Magic Cooker Maker, Writer, Producer and Composer • 2001-2008

• Performance with M- Zuri and New York Symphony Orchestra, Writer (“Significant

  Other”), Manhattan, NY • 2000

• We are Angels, Performer (“New Way”) • 1997

• Wrote and Produced five songs for the legendary Dionne Warwick • 1995

• Miami City Anthem, (“My, My, My, Miam... I”) Writer and Performer • 1994

• Extra Large, Performer/Writer (“She’s So Sweet, She’s So Fine”) • 1992

• 1990’s Woman, Co-Writer, Co-Producer and Composer • 1990

• The Debbie Allen Special, Performer (“Falling”) • 1989

• Jazz Live Series • 1989

• (“Somebody”)/Atlantic Records, Writer and Co-Produce (“Cosmic Free”) and (“What’s Your Fantasy”), Produced by Ashford and Simpson, Amir Bayyan, Earl Toon, and Preston Glass, collaborations with Smokey Robinson, Kenny G, and Larry Graham • 1988

• CEO of Spaceship Records/Atlantic Records • 1985-1986

• (“Living the Book of My Life Album”)/Atlantic Records, Writer and Co-Producer

  •1985-1986

• Miami Vice: The Maze, Performer/Writer (“Living the Book of My Life”) • 1985

• Owner and Operator of the MiamiWay Theater and SpaceShip Recording Studio •

  1984-1998

• Legend of Stacker Lee, Producer and Composer & Star• 1977

• Owner and CEO of Spaceship Records • 1971-Present

• Executive Producer of The Horn and the Voice with Philip Michael Thomas and Melton Mustafa • 2012

• Present Development of Black Pirate Caesar (Children’s Book/Animation/Feature Film) • 2011

• Philip Michael Thomas Autobiography • (Development) 2010-Present

• Development of independent film, From Hopeless to Greatness, (Orlando, Fla) 2009-Present Sacha & the Magic Cookie Coloring Book, (Orlando, FL) • 2001- Present

• Sacha on Broadway, Jones Theater, (Orlando, FL) • 2007

• Sandi Morais Workout DVD, “Tune-Up”, (Orlando, FL) 2006

• Sacha on Broadway, the Musical, Riverside Church Theater, (New York City, NY) • 2005

• Sacha, a Musical Review, Byron Carlyle Theater, (Miami Beach, FL) • 2005

• Sacha, a Musical Review, Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, (Hollywood, FL) • 2005

• Sacha, a Musical Review, Ocean Reef Yacht Cultural Arts Center, (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) • 2004

• Sacha, an Enchanting Love Story, Hollywood Playhouse, (Hollywood, FL) • 2003 Sacha & the Magic Cookie Maker, Mary Anne Wolfe Theater, F.I.U, (Miami, FL) • 2002

• Sacha & the Magic Cookie Maker, Hampton University, (Hampton, VA) • 2001 Sacha & the Magic Cookie Maker, Children’s Theater, (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) • 2001 

• 1990’s Woman, MiamiWay Theater, (Miami, FL) • 1990

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​Theater/Stage/TV

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• Momma Dees Girls Gospel Musical, Thirteen City Tour, 2001, “Steamboat”

• ”No Place Be Somebody, New York, Detroit, Washington D.C. 1993 “Gabe Gabriel” Reggae, New York •1980 “Easu”

• The Selling Of The President, New York • 1972

• “Randall Phillips” Mary C. Brown & The Hollywood Sign/with Elizabeth Ashley • 1972 “Cully Saroga”

• No Place To Be Somebody, New York, San Francisco • 1970-1971 “Gabe Gabriel”

• Hair, a Rock Musical, San Francisco • 1969-1971 “Hud”/”Berger”

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​Film & Television

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• Fate (with Lee Majors and Michael Pare) • 2002

• Inside TV Land: “Cops on Camera” • 2003 as Himself

• VH-1: TV Hunks • 2003 as Himself 

• Grand Theft Auto: “Vice City Stories” • 20003 “Lance Vance”

• Grand Theft Auto: “Vice City Stories” • 2002 “Lance Vance” Inside TV           

• Land: “African Americans in TV” • 2003 as Himself

• NBC 75TH Anniversary Special • 2002 as Himself            

• We Are Angels (Italian TV Mini-Series, with Bud Spencer) • 1995 -1997                       "Hawks", “Joe”, “Father Zechariah”

• Extra Large (TV Mini-Series, with Bud Spencer) • 1995-1996 “Dumas”

• The World of Treasure (Bill Burrud Production) • 1995 as Himself

• The Alpha Team: “The Fortune Hunter” (USA Series) • 1994 “Gary Holt”

• Extra Large (TV Mini-Series, with Bud Spencer) • 1992 “Dumas”

• Swamp Thing: “Dead and Married” (USA Mini-Series) • 1992 “Barry Scott”

• Primero Izquueirda (TV DOCU Series) • 1991 as Himself 

• Perry Mason: “The Case of the Ruthless Reporter” (CBS Series) • 1991 “Chuck Gilmore” 

• A Little Piece of Sunshine (with Lauren Bacall) • 1990 “Tomson”

• Zorro: “The Pride of Pueblo” • 1990 “Jack Holt”

• The Adventures of Superboy: “Brimstone” • 1990 “Brimstone”

• False Witness (TV Movie, with Phylicia Rashad) • 1989 “Bobby Marsh”

• The Debbie Allen Special (NBC Special) • 1989 as Himself

• Nash Bridges: “ Out of Miami”/”Wild Card” • 1997/2001 “Cedric          

• 21ST NAACP Image Awards (NBC Special) • 1989 Presenter 

• Disney’s Totally Minnie • 1988 as Himself

• The Wizard of Speed and Time (TV Movie) • 1988 “Mickey Polanko”

• FreedomFest: Nelson Mandela’s 70TH Birthday (Fox Special) • 1988 Presenter

• The 9TH Annual Emmy Awards for Sports (TV Special) • 1987/1988 as Himself 

• Motown Merry Christmas (with Smokey Robinson) 

• (ABC Special) • 1987 Co-Host Ebony/Jet Showcase (TV Special) • 1987 as Himself

• A Fight for Jenny (TV Movie) • 1986 “David Caldwell”

• Charlie Barnett’s Terms of Enrollment • 1986 as Himself

• The 38TH Annual Emmy Awards (NBC Special) • 1986 Presenter

• The NBC 60TH Anniversary Celebration (NBC Special) • 1986 as Himself 

• The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson • 1986 Special Guest

• The 12TH Annual People’s Choice Awards • 1986 as Himself (Nominee for “Best Actor in a Drama Series”)

• The 43RD Annual Golden Globe Awards • 1986 as Himself

• (Miami Vice: “Favorite TV Dramatic Program”)

• America Talks Back (NBC Special) • 1985/1986 as Himself

• Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade (NBC Special) • 1985 Special Guest

• The Battle of the Network Stars XVII (NBC Team) • 1984/1985 as Himself

• Miami Vice, 111 episodes (NBC TV Series) • 1984-1989 “Detective Ricardo Tubbs”

• Trapper John, M.D.: “ Ladies in Waiting” (TV Series) • 1982 

• Strike Force:  “The Victims” • 1981 “Wesley”

• Buffalo Soldiers (TV Movie) • 1979 “Flag Man”

• La La Making it in LA (TV Documentary) • 1979 as Himself 

• Valentine (TV Movie) • 1979 “Bean”

• The Dark (TV Movie) • 1979 “Corn Rows” “Floyd Walsh"

• Roots: “The Next Generation” (ABC Mini-Series) • 1979 “Eddie”

• Death Drug/Wack Attack (ABC Movie of the Week) • 1978 “Jessie Thomas”

• (Emmy Nomination, “Best Performance in a TV Movie”)

• Lawman without a Gun (TV Movie) • 1978 “Rufus Cartwright”

• The Beast Are on the Streets (TV Movie) • 1978 “Eddie Morgan”

• Starsky and Hutch: “Quadromania” (ABC Series) • 1978 “Kingston St. Jacques” 

• The New Adventures of Wonder Woman: “Furst” as Philip Michael Thomas

• “The Man Who Wouldn’t Tell” (TV Series) •1978

• Roosevelt and Truman, Pilot (TV Movie) • 1977 “Truman”

• Insight (TV Movie) • 1977 “Luther”

• Medical Center Pilot- 1977: “Angels Nest”/ If Wishes Were Horses “Dr. Samuel Karter” 

• Movin’ On, “No More Sad Songs” (TV Series) • 1976 “Banjo”

• Caribe, “Murder in Paradise” (TV Series) • 1975 “Prince John”

• Police Woman: “It’s Only a Game” (TV Series) • 1974 “Sonny”

• Toma, Pilot and 3 episodes (with Tony Musante) • 1973-1974 “Sam Hooper”

• Good Times, “Sex and the Evans Family” (TV Series) • 1974 “Eddie Conroy” Bogard

• Black Fist 2 (TV Movie) • 1974 “Fletcher/Boom Boom

• Griff: “The Framing of Billy the Kid” (TV Series) • 1973 “Eddie Marshall”

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• 2010 World Citizen Award, HGF International, and World Citizen International

• 2001/2002 Artist in Residence, Hampton University, Hampton, VA

• 2001 Police Benevolent Award, Positive Role Model for Youth, City of Miami

• 2001 Coastal Training Technologies, Host - Biological and Chemical Threats •

• 2000 Nextones Communications, Spokesperson

• 1997 Doctor of the Arts Degree, Shaw University, Raleigh, NC

• 1989 MTV Award, Best Series, “Miami Vice”

• 1989 ASCAP Award, Album “Living the Book of My Life”

• 1987 National Cosmetology Association, Top Male Trend Setters

• 1986/1987 NAACP Image Award, “Best Actor in a Television Series”, “Miami Vice”

• 1986 CEBA, SAG, AFTRA, ASCAP, Variety Club, MAAD, Big Brother/Big Sisters

• 1986 Martin Luther King Birthday Celebration, Guest Speaker

• 1986 Emmy Award Nominee, “Best Performance in a TV Movie”, “Wack Attack”

• 1986 Mad TV, Miami Vice Cartoon

• 1986 TV Land Award, Best TV Series, “Miami Vice”

• 1986 Philip Michael Thomas Day, January 27TH, City of North Miami

• 1985 Man of the Year Award, City of North Miami

• 1985 Florida Crime Prevention Appointment

• 1985 Knighted in the Order of Michael the Archangel

• 1985 Police Benevolent Award, Positive Role Model for Youths, City of Miami