"What do you want with this old war horse of show business?"
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- Members:
- Herbert Butros Khaury (Tiny Tim)
- Genre:
- Pop
- Hometown:
- New York (Washington Heights), New York
- Record Label:
- Reprise Records
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Tiny Tim Deni Bonet performs "Dear Tuesday," the song Tiny wrote for Tuesday Weld.
On Oct. 30, 2009, Richard Barone and friends celebrated the album release of the new TIny Tim CD, I'VE NEVER SEEN A STRAIGHT BANANA. (Collector's Choice Label). Tiny was definitely there in spirit! In this video, Deni Bonet is performing the Tiny Tim original tune DEAR TUESDAY. This was a love song from Tiny Tim to Tuesday Weld.
Length:4:08
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From Tiny Tim's album Songs of an Impotent Troubadour, with Current 93 and Nurse With Wound
Source: www.nypost.com
Tiny Tim went from tiptoeing through the tulips to pushing up daisies in 1996, but the new album, “I’ve Never Seen a Straight Banana,” resurrects the quirky pop singer with a collection of tunes and
"I've Never Seen A Straight Banana"
Location:Joe's Pub... At the Public Theater
Time:9:00PM Friday, October 30th
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A tender and heart warming version of the Sonny and Cher classic as performed in a quite unique and show stopping gender reversed fashion.
Source: community.livejournal.com
Penn Says / I Love Tiny TimI was asked to do a video for the NYC release party of a new Tiny Tim record. Since I had the camera out and my hair parted on the side and his uke and suitYouTubeBTW, Non-US ...
Tiny Tim If you haven't purchased this box set yet, I highly suggest you do because it's worth every single penny!
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One of my most treasured albums of all time! ♥ God Bless Tiny Tim: The Complete Reprise Recordings
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Isadore Fertel was called "Tiny Tim's Tiny Tim." He was short, bald, and had a nasally voice. He was the only male member of one particular women's liberation organization (the name escapes me now) and hoped to make enough money in show business to get a sex change -- it didn't happen. He and Tiny met in the early 1...970's, and Tiny produced a record for him that was released on Tiny's second private label Toilet Records. The A-Side was Fertel's original song "Susan B." and the B-Side was a hilarious cover of "I Am Woman." Captured in his glory on the Cocoa Crystal Show, here is Isadore Fertel...Read More
Tiny Tim allmusic.com gives "I've Never Seen a Straight Banana" four stars!
Source: www.allmusic.com
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Tiny Tim Great reviews for "I've Never Seen a Straight Banana" keep coming in...
Source: www.musoscribe.com
Tiny Tim's I've Never Seen a Straight Banana is the focus of this installment of Bill Kopp's Blast from the Past.
Tiny Tim "The guy in the blue shirt is Bruce Bissell who was Tiny Tim's promotions manager during Tiny's heyday. He had a lot of great stories to tell us about his times on the road with Tiny Tim"
Source: www.vcn.bc.ca
Here's a bit of our history, originally recorded by Ralph Shaw, our founder and historian. More recent entries have been a group effort.
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From my personal collection of "Things to Ponder" comes a clip of Tiny Tim doing a bit of AC/DC's "Highway To Hell" on MTV many years ago...
Tiny Tim Thanks Joe Gioia for linking this interview on the fan-wall!
Source: joshalanfriedman.blogspot.com
Tiny Tim (Playboy Press, 1976), by Harry Stein (son of librettist Joseph Stein, who wrote Fiddler on the Roof and Enter Laughing), is an out-of-print masterpiece, possibly the best book on show biz ever written. ...
Source: www.fuzztonezine.com
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