Tiny Tim's 2nd Album

[@danieltapper8110]

He could do anything, country, rock, comedy, he was and still is my hero

[@Sol-Cutta]

Snap

[@blaisepeter9639]

This is not just beautiful but very funny and makes people happy.

[@kevinw9073]

The one and only. We will never see his likes again.

[@atrustworthysourceofprotein]

I miss this man.

[@AccurateCrabLegs]

My boss at a seafood restaurant in Dallas used to play this album a lot during the winter of 1998. He eventually sold the business to a rival and moved to Florida to become a child psychologist.

[@calvinheinz4635]

Right on

[@igordemelo4128]

is this a spongebob reference?

[@menachemsachemrobotscowitz2794]

That sounds like the beginning of a much bigger story. Please continue.

[@uncleken7955]

@@igordemelo4128 spongebob didn't come out till 1999.

[@stephenseals8548]

Like num 69 here marvelous mervo is proud

[@mtnmahogany]

Thanks so very much for this upload: --I'm now in my later years of life, and of course I remember Tiny Tim from all the way back in the 1960's. Even as he reached his peak of fame, most people just laughed at him because he was so different (and also a true comedian), not really giving him full credit for his tremendous musical and vocal talent.

[@BigMike-ge8lb]

So underrated and underappreciated it HURTS so much.

[@Alzrad]

He brings me to tears…every time. It’s like listening to heaven

[@ozguryilmarx]

This guy is a true legend, full of talent.

[@menachemsachemrobotscowitz2794]

This album is an entire show.

[@michaelwhalen7991]

Tiny was way ahead of his time..it still sounds fresh and fun.

[@teijaflink2226]

He was behind his time too.

[@Titan52berg]

He was from a time when human beings were not considered as a viable life form on Venus!

[@hermesdiazbernales3970]

El gran Tiny Tim hoy día 04 de marzo de 2023 escuche su álbum y me relajo tanto sus temas exelentes temas grande Tiny!!! Espero que estés en la gloria!!!

[@chainsawteddybear]

2 album releases in the same year, what a powerhouse!! IMO this feels like a continuation to his debut. Tiny was bursting with wanting to share his own personal love for his favorites. A homage to his all time heroes of wayback when and a homage to everyone, to all of us. Tiny Tim was our friend. There will never be another like him. I really enjoyed this. Thank you so much for uploading this.

[@adamschwartz3449]

Thank you for uploading this. It took me fifty-three years to get around to listening to it. Like _God Bless Tiny Tim,_ this album was produced by Richard Perry.

[@Sol-Cutta]

It's beautiful album...better than the first.

[@sylviagarcia5794]

Yet you sound like ţî? THE ťīņ_

[@Theaddora]

First time I've ever heard this album. Sorry I didn't give him more credit. What a range of voice he had and the diversity of songs. Lovely!! Thanks for posting.

[@metadeg]

Tim was too powerful a force to succumb to a sophomore slump. This is fire.

[@IIIElijah]

@Adam Nelson He is The Fire. Tim is with Him. III Elijah with Enoch

[@RobertoDiAguiar]

Very nice

[@Sol-Cutta]

BEN ROLEY thankyou so much for upload this ...it's absolutely brilliant and I can't express how much joy it's given me with just one listen...this will be played often and will uplift my day..thankyou Ben thankyou Tim... love life with a sprinkling of Tim.

[@RichardKoenigsberg]

THE GREAT TINY TIM. A TRUE ORIGINAL.

[@leonelgalasso217]

Es y siempre será una verdadera obra maestra..Tiny Tim un grande( q.e.p.d)

[@GiraffeCrab]

So beautifully wholesome, exactly what the world needs in 2021!

[@MrCrisenson]

I just get to know Tiny Tim this week jan 2022, couldn't come at a better time! My faith in humanity is restored, the world needs more Tiny Tim's musicaly and personaly! Wish you all a bit of his extrodenary kindness, excuse for my rubbish english

[@Sol-Cutta]

@@MrCrisenson absolutely, me too...known of Tim for years but only really started listening to him a little while ago and everyday in this last month/and a half..he adds a little joy to my world and anyone else who doesn't appreciate him can go.......lol He really does elate me and make me feel joyful.. brilliant man that should have been born for our time...where he would have been even more appreciated and made a millionaire where he got to enjoy the money... things piss me off sometimes and that's one of them cos this man had a beautiful heart and deserved it ..this album is better than the first...it's great...(as in song 2-) we love it and the kazoo solo is great haha..never thought I'd say that away from the songs of bill oddie lol

[@efimerashipotesis4496]

Voy por la cuarta canción y ya se nota que es tremendo álbum. Y comenzando la quinta... un tema mejor que el otro!! Además maneja agudos, graves y vibrato a la perfección. Extraordinario talento!!

[@flavio5046]

He was very very talented and creative

[@voir6079]

Thankyou very much for sharing this. even i just 20 years old, i really like Mr. Tim song. such a amazing singer

[@tylersikora894]

Ps, plus he had that kind of old vadville style to his voice and style! Maybe that's were he derived from, maybe he was and old reincarnation vadville star! I love the way he dressed, especially those plaid jacked and ties her wore! Just a 100 percent need to heart! I lived him!

[@PhilNLowe]

There is a direct reason why the album didn't sell well and where (probably) the name of it came from. In an interview with Wes Bailey, Tiny Tim spoke about the one record that killed his career: „That was called 'Concert in Fairyland'. That was done in 1962. At that time I was walking the streets in New York and anyone who wanted to record me, it was a thrill. At the time they had a 60/70-year-old gentleman, called Max The Butcher, who sang completely off-key and he thought he was great. Basically he spent all his money to invest in his career, he wanted to be a star (...). Ironically the record started hitting the charts and he dropped dead, he couldn't take success (...). This was about 1961. They saw me coming down the street and they said: 'Look, he can be the successor to Max The Butcher'. (...) We went into this studio and I had to play the role of Max The Butcher and sing off-key. (...) Well anyway, nothing happened and that was it. In '68, six years later, when 'Tiptoe Through the Tulips' came out with Warner Brothers, the same people contacted them and they had the tapes going back six years before and said: 'Look, these are horrible tapes. If we put it out, it's going to kill his career unless you give us 25 grand' and of course Warner Brothers did not do that, so they came out with the album in the summertime of '68 and a lot of people thought it was the second album, so they went out and bought the album and of course they were horribly taken. (...) When the real second album came out (...) in the fall, it didn't move anymore and I didn' have a good reputation in the business.” Link to the full interview with a timestamp for anyone interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIa3npRvmdKNpNk

[@jwoah7753]

wow! thanks for sharing, love tim and this record. damn shame.

[@frenchabortion]

You think he’s autistic? The way he remembers dates. I was watching an interview with him a Vicki Lawrence and the way he was rattling off dates… he always did that. But someone in the comments said “he might have been on the spectrum” Makes sense I guess. But anyways god bless you Tiny Tim.

[@tyroneepps3018]

Fantastic album !

[@montseret1]

Brilliant upload. Thank you. I now have it on mp3.

[@Ed-Nigma]

Lo necesitaba Gracias buen hombre

[@RubenStrauss]

Bro !!! you are my hero ... Thanks for share this piece of art

[@menachemsachemrobotscowitz2794]

This is a complex mind trying to describe itself.

[@dominickcarcione8446]

PHENOMENAL

[@anyeloreyest8934]

su música me causa tranquilidad, cómo dicen un "grande del que nadie habla"

[@DavePlaysTrombone]

Badass.

[@traprosey]

Truth.

[@andrewhauge2489]

I love it a picture with his parents on the album😂❤

[@tessstirton4425]

The chris Brady song sounds like the last waltz of the evening 🧚‍♀️🎶🎶⚘⚘

[@alj82]

Great underrated singer

[@applescruff1969]

Thank you for uploading. This album isn't available anywhere outside vinyl.

[@Agos226]

I know! It really deserves a proper release. Glad you enjoyed

[@JohnnyCashArchive2023]

I think it´s in the complete Reprise box set along with "God Bless Tiny Tim" , "For All My Little Friends" and some other great songs.

[@tessstirton4425]

He's wonderful 🧚‍♀️🌈🙏🌈

[@varsityathlete9927]

the only cd release is in the rhino handmade boxset, its expensive. comes with a lot of bonus tracks that boxset .

[@Sol-Cutta]

@@Agos226 please find my thankyou acknowledgement to u with same timestamp as this.. thankyou so much, this will be bringing a lot of real wholesome joy to many many people...so thankyou so so much..it's great. I love it better than the first album..wish the guy was still here with us and in his prime for our generation ..he was needed now not in his own time...tho he was appreciated then , now he would have financial appreciation with it and wouldn't been ripped off so easily. His life was worth so much more than he was given even tho he was satisfied with his lot. God bless you tiny Tim.

[@peripecia]

God bless you

[@lunadimoona1755]

Thank you for the upload! It's much better than his first imo

[@ailleneramos1229]

me gustan las canciones, son realmente buenas. Tienen un parecido a canciones de películas de Disney del 50 a 80. Me encanta, me gusto mucho We love it

[@benjaminlorenzo2964]

esa suena asi bien rockera suena brutal

[@jotajota9544]

El era musicologo es recopilación de música del siglo 19 al 20 hay una entrevista con Bing Crosby espectacular donde hablan de música y cantan

[@vallie3921]

Adoro a Tiny Tim ❤️❤️

[@carlosv2212]

Bro cantaba bien, La chile no se por que tanto hate le tiraban

[@tessstirton4425]

He was an amazing artist 🧚‍♀️❤❤🙏🙏 he can sing the gile parts to hes a once in a dozen lifetime artist. 🧚‍♀️🎶⚘⚘ ive loved him since I was a child I'm 43years now I adore him if you see my playlists and down loads yes its just mine 🧚‍♀️❤🎶 eclectic is an understatement ⚘

[@Sol-Cutta]

Oh he is all you said..just brings so much joy to my heart, I just love the man's music..and as a person he was truly a beautiful soul,such a unassuming generous friendly appreciative respectful man who never forgot anyone around him who he included in his thanks...he was a one off yes

[@Hotwheels_Retroboy]

Era un gran genio!!!🦾🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vallie3921]

Es un muy buen álbum ☺️☺️☺️

[@santiagobladimir5862]

Thanks for upload this, In pandemic 😢

[@freyaljones7368]

Im 26 and i love tiny tim music 😁😊

[@chainsawteddybear]

ok?? His music is timeless. your age is irrelevant

[@tylersikora894]

Tiny tim was pure fun! I like people who are out side the box thinkers! He was so out of the mundane american life! He's was like peewee Herman! Like a living human clown doll, it's ment to be fun and humorous! We need people like this in our world, or we would all go crazy!

[@folhaverde8]

What a great discovery!!!

[@Sol-Cutta]

I wish tiny could have lived his entire life inside the dream..that he found it at all for a time I'm sure must have accompanyed him on darker times. A legend. Still remembered and played, that's a achievement he could be proud of, wish he knew.

[@bobnodzo535]

I watched King for a Day last night my only complaint was that I wish it was longer . The Man on the Moon is truly Tiny’s song. He did the impossible against all possible forces to live the dream of his contemporaries that he adored and respected. I play ukulele and performed at a restaurant for four years playing songs from the 20’s to 90’s and my uke case would be filled with tips mostly from older patrons who would compliment me on playing songs from the great American song book and yes I did play Tip Toe only in a lower register. Thank you Mr Tim!!

[@johnnystacatto9858]

Marvellous chap.

[@saifonlawrence2044]

Tim kicks ASS !!!!!

[@The13thFloorElevators]

I found this channel (coincidentally unless the algorithm connected it) twice in the past four days and the second time was through a comment this channel made on a David Lynch iPhone edit video, anyway nice album.

[@idaizamoraes7694]

Apaixonada nesse cara, acabei de conhecer.As músicas lembram aqueles filmes que eu via na tv antigamente.

[@erich3028]

BR em todo lugar haha xD

[@rancidstain]

Be careful of this rabbit hole. Very slippery!

[@IIIElijah]

Peace be to you, Heavenly

[@aaronbecker5617]

Yeah he sucks you in, i honestly enjoy his music and he helped shape my enjoyment of the Early 20th century American song book

[@mirnajanisparral5497]

Maravilhoso !! 🥰❤️🖤🖤

[@HeWhoHasRisen3500]

4:22 When the Kazoo finally kicks in to really broaden your smile already plastered all over your cheerful face!!! "I'm the symbol of respect & humble modesty, yes a very perfect model citizen. Why when I bankrupt the business ruthlessly, I do it like a perfect gentleman." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BrAiNeeBug]

thank you

[@dhandharum6040]

thank you so much!!!

[@jessicabarbaro7158]

Happy Heavenly Birthday Tiny Tim 😢

[@BrooklynAvenue]

Lol, for the first few seconds it sounds like an early cover of Sunday Morning by The Velvet Underground. Imagine if it was...

[@thefulano]

It's true, maybe it was inspired by that song.

[@JasonLane-ci5ng]

The second album is better than the first I love you timy tim

[@Theaddora]

33. 50 the best song on the album!! Hear Tiny sing two parts.

[@TyroneEpps]

The second abum is hot again😊😊

[@albertocanche6798]

Es una delicia muy peculiar sus interpretaciones del señor TINY TIMS

[@djscorpio69]

excelente

[@cosmicninja8901]

"OH PLAY BAND! PLAY!"

[@marinam3607]

Thank you❤️

[@akanamirov6245]

cooooll

[@АлексейКозлов-ц5у]

Это действительно изумительно!!

[@dulamel]

When Tiny Tim talks, his voice sounds a little like Julia Child.

[@mateoyurivilca6641]

supercool

[@KB-jz5rk]

I first heard about this LP in the early 1970's. I was working in a slaughterhouse and one of the workers told me his kids had bought this album, and now it was his favorite . He loved it.

[@nivaldomartins1122]

Tiny Tim's father on this album cover is actually Grand Illusions Tim, isn't him?

[@dhandharum6040]

no, he's not, if i'm not wrong Grand illusions is british while Tiny's dad was lebanese

[@nivaldomartins1122]

Oh, of course @@dhandharum6040!! I was just kidding... but they are really look-alikes, don't you think so?

[@sinisterteaser4464]

@@dhandharum6040 Tim from grand illusions is also about 10 years younger than Tim

[@MrCrisenson]

Haha I see where you coming from, but these where his parents, and a very good depiction as I may say.. good parents as they where, never wanted to put him in psycho therapy as doctors perscripted him..

[@jong0000]

Wow... Tim sings Tom Paxton

[@MyChannel-m9h]

Tiny's parents looked like they just hated life.

[@traprosey]

Nah they just hated being around him lol

[@DiabolicalWitness]

His mother wanted to have him committed into a mental hospital at one point. I like them already !!

[@traprosey]

@@DiabolicalWitness i don‘t like you already😒

[@DiabolicalWitness]

Sorry that is a fact. His father is the only reason his mother did not lock him up.

[@traprosey]

@@DiabolicalWitness i know that his mother wanted to do that, but not because tiny was mentally ill but because he had long hair and wore white face makeup. to me, that‘s not a reason to send someone to a mental hospital, just beacuse they look a little different. Tiny was just being himself and everyone around him was being rude towards tiny and told him he was crazy for no valid reason.

[@harpsichordkid]

No disrespect to Tiny; it’s just interesting to me that not everyone who becomes a famous performer is a good singer. I wonder if they would’ve tried to auto tune him if they had that back then. I’m glad his gift wasn’t covered by the same veneer as singers today.

[@flemming1286]

Well then you really do need to listen to some of his other songs, he can sing in most ways possible really.

[@harpsichordkid]

@@flemming1286 To my knowledge he never ventured outside of the popular styles of the 20th century, which may cover more genres than most singers of late, but isn’t “most ways possible”. The peculiarities of his voice & his unique presentation have their charm; the influence of early recordings is audaciously evident. I maintain his success is the reward, not of his singing, but of his showmanship.

[@flemming1286]

@@harpsichordkid Alas, that is but your opinion. Listen to some of his other more obscure songs.

[@traprosey]

@@harpsichordkid he could actually sing pretty well and in a lot of different styles, recordings of that are just really hard to find bc he always used his two „signature voices“ in his songs and that‘s what people knew him for. Only after his death a few recordings and some unreleased songs where he sang differently surfaced. The guy has also written an awful lot of really nice songs but sadly never released them. Btw there‘s even a part in one of his songs on his christmas album where he randomly starts rapping or something like that (idk haha), which sounds absolutely hillarious😂

[@traprosey]

@@harpsichordkid he even did songs by acdc and bon jovi lmao

[@Xcorgi]

His best music was when he would just use his falsetto and his ukulele. All the rest of what he did with the deeper voice and full bands and horn sections was terrible because it took away what made him so unique.if he just would have stuck with that original formula, he would have stayed on top much longer.

[@ИмяФамилия-ц5к8ч]

Самый лучший🎉