Tiny Tim
American singer and musician (1932-1996) · United States · Musicians · Died at 64
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Something wrong?He sang "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in a trembling falsetto on national television in 1968 and became one of the strangest pop sensations America had ever seen - ukulele in hand, long hair curtaining his face, voice climbing into registers most men never touch.
A life in dates
GirlAlbum, 19961995I Love MeAlbum1993
RockAlbum1989Leave Me SatisfiedAlbum1987Tiptoe Through The Tulips / ResurrectionAlbum1986The Eternal TroubadorAlbum1980
ChameleonAlbum1969
For All My Little FriendsAlbum1968
God Bless Tiny TimAlbum1932Born12 April 1932Also in Deutsch
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Tiny Tim in 1969
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PBS Great American Dream Machine - David Steinberg, Carly Simon, and Tiny Tim (cropped)
PBS Great American Dream Machine - David Steinberg, Carly Simon, and Tiny Tim
Tiny Tim - First Avenue Star
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Tiny Tim's Last Stand, C. F. Martin Soprano "0" Ukulele with Case (c.1930) - C.F. Martin Guitar Factory 2012-08-06 - 032 (clip)_-_C.F._Martin_Guitar_Factory_2012-08-06_-_032.jpg?width=1200)
Tiny Tim's Last Stand, C. F. Martin Soprano "0" Ukulele with Case (c.1930) - C.F. Martin Guitar Factory 2012-08-06 - 032Listen
SpotifyAlbums 22
TNTiny Tim's America... Naked
TATiny Tim's America
TATiny Tim's Christmas Album
GIGirl
PCPrisoner of Love: A Tribute to Russ Columbo
RORock
CHChameleon
FFFor All My Little Friends
TATiny Tim's 2nd Album
GTGod Bless Tiny TimFamily
Tiny TimPartners
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Herbert Butros Khaury was born April 12, 1932, and spent years as a musical archivist before the world knew him as Tiny Tim. In 1968 he released a cover of "Tiptoe Through the Tulips with Me," a song from the 1929 musical Gold Diggers of Broadway, and the recording became a hit. His vocal range was wide, but it was the falsetto - soaring, odd, unmistakable - that defined him. He kept performing until his death on November 30, 1996, a figure who never quite fit the decade that made him famous.
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