#7: The Lullaby of Tiny Tim

A DIVINE MADMAN
Tiny Tim lived in his own bubble with angelic girls dancing in the clouds, while 1920’s Broadway lullabies played on harps. He became the biggest fad of 1968. But his lifelong dedication to early 20th-century music was without equal.
Episode Playlist
Prisoner of Love: A Tribute to Russ Columbo
Girl: Tiny Tim with Brave Combo
Read Josh’s original article with Tiny Tim on the blog
- Tiny serenades Josh at the office of Oui Magazine in 1983 (photo by Jeff Goodman)
- (illustration by Drew Friedman)
- This 8×10 publicity photo of Larry Love—“The Singing Canary”—ended up in the waste basket of every press agent in New York (from Harry Stein’s 1976 biography, Tiny Tim)
- Tiptoeing through the tulips