Tiny Tim - 1988 interview
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- recorded in July 1988 - American singer and ukulele player, Tiny Tim, is interviewed by Rhode Island astrologer Russ Gorman at the local cable studio in North Attleborough, MA, He reflects on his career, music and even sings the song, "After the Ball".
The man was very underestimated, and intelligent.
Not to mention he knew (he estimated) roughly 200,000 tunes. Imagine remembering the lyrics alone for all these songs!
Thanks. It’s nice to see him taken seriously.
This guy was a very good interviewer, and Tiny warmed up when he saw how good he was, and really opened up.
He also was a living " encyclopedia" people like tiny tim doesn't come around too frequent.
This is the first interview I’ve ever seen with someone not making a joke out of the guy, and I first saw a tiny Tim on TV probably 55 years ago or more
He had a photographic memory for old songs a great talent
both men so incredibly gracious to each other. this was a breath of fresh air. lmao when tiny started talking about lustful attractions towards women...the interviewer, russ, was a gay man. he died in 2017. much respect to both of these gentleman. they left a fine example to follow. thanks for the upload.
His repertoire of songs was incredible. Thousands and thousands of songs he could play off the top of his head. I’m struggling to think of any performer who could come close to that level of ability.
I don't necessarily disagree with your admiration, but don't you think it's likely he would've prepared some stuff (in his mind) prior to the show? He was a a creative genius for sure, in kindest sense of the word. I love Mister Tims work and the fact that he loved Jesus like a child would.
I agree. Even bob dylan liked him. He spent alot of time with dylan.
Yeah. Those chord progressions on the ukulele are incredible. He must have spent hours practicing. And the wardrobe? Truely the work of a genius. 🤥
Great artist, and human being... as authentic as they come. Also, he was perfect for the 60s, but I feel like he is also would have fit in perfectly right around the turn of the century. He has a deep mysterious haunting aura about him, but in a good way. Calling him memorable is an understatement. A true classic for the ages.
Very talented and also very missed 🏵️🥀
Wow. What an amazing interview.
So glad I found it. Love how the guy knows music history a true professional.
Thank you very muchfor this video!🎉
Not only very intelligent but also I wish he would have sung more in his natural voice cause that singing style without overdoing it is rare.
Really good Tiny Tim interview covered a decent amount of subjects about himself & in general. The host genuinely liked Tiny which made for a compassionate talk. I wish he had a chance to talk more about his 1976 unauthorized autobiography. Thanks for this upload.
Let’s face it Tiny Tim & other unique musicians /entertainers & I know this sounds cliched -come around once in a lifetime & that’s it!
A true all time gem of Americana
Voice different when just taking but he sa g wonderfully and wish he was still here to entertain us
Thank you.
You're welcome!
What a gem! Thanks for uploading.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thank you so much for uploading this, don't delete it
When I hear Tiny I have easier way to understand why I´m thinkink in a special manner.He died too early before I was completly grown up.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Ay! Glad to hear billy Murray inspired such a fantastic musician
I've spent the better part of 6 years looking for the interview Tiny gave at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines. If anyone has this please get in touch!
I feel like I’ve seen that in the past here on UA-cam. Maybe I’m wrong.
@@brittonb.8482 yes you did, but it has since been deleted before I had the chance to archive it. Hopefully someone will see these comments and have the tape
Picture it Sicily 19----. Lol love ya TT
Tiny reminds me a bit of a non-homicidal Arthur Fleck.
Why buy his autobiography when you can just read his suit? If he gains any more weight, he'll have to add another chapter to it.
No need to say nasty things about this highly intelligent, extremely knowledgeable, kind and gentleman, Full respect to the interviewer Russ who knew he was speaking to great
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A great what?
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The guy married a 17 year old when he was 41. Then when she realizes it was a mistake, she starts seeing other guys. Shocker, huh? But instead of letting her go, he punches her. So she has his daughter. Do you think he supported his own daughter? Nope.
Lets talk about his talent. Well, he can play a ukelele and sing falsetto. Wow. One of a kind. Did you think it was his talent that got him where he is? Of course. Laugh-in recruits people for theyre talent. Not because theyre funny. Get real.