SPIRITS OF THE PAST LOST & FOUND VOL. 4

TINY TIM

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Introduction
School Days (Take 1)
School Days (Take 2)
I'm Tying The Leaves So They Won't Come Down
Two Little Baby Shoes
Rosy Cheeks
Days Of Yesterday
Save Your Sorrow (For Tomorrow)
Out Of Nowhere
It's A Lonesome Old Town
Secret Love
Make Believe
Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Take 1)
Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Take 2)
I Never Knew How Wonderful You Were (Till I Lost You Wondeful One)
Among My Souvenirs
Sonny Boy
Red Sails In The Sunsent
Love's Ship
Any Place Is Heaven If You Are Near Me
Life And Love
Cross My Heart, Mother (I Love You)
I Gave Her That
My Mammy
Tired Of Me
"Oh, I Forgot The Words!"
You're A Million Miles From Nowhere
When You're In Love With Someone (Who Is Not In Love With You)
Broken Blossoms
My Garden Of Yesterday
A Smile Will Go A Long, Long Way
Young At Heart
Our God, Our Help In Ages Past
My Jesus, I Love Thee
I'm But A Stranger Here (Heaven Is My Home)
Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?

NOTES

Tiny Tim, Spirits Of The Past: Lost & Found, Volume 4, is a 36-track CD featuring a previously unheard, hotel room concert by pop icon Tiny Tim!

On May 25, 1969, while in between shows at the Sherman House's College Inn nightclub in Chicago, Tiny Tim invited his friend and fan club president Rita McConnachie to his hotel room for a private concert. When Rita rolled her reel-to-reel tape recorder, Tiny grabbed his megaphone (to bring "back the sounds before the electrical system in an acoustic-alike way!") and ukulele and launched into a 36 song set. That day, Tiny put down on tape many songs he would not record elsewhere, happily warbling rarities from the turn-of-the-century, his favorite crooner material, and religious hymns. Spirits Of The Past showcases both Tiny Tim's versatility as a singer and seriousness as an artist.

Like a time capsule from 1969, this comprehensive package features the full, unedited private concert, which has been remastered, and also contains an 18-page, color booklet with Rita McConnachie's rare photos, memorabilia and personal correspondence with Tiny Tim, as well as brand-new notes from both Rita and Tiny Tim biographer Justin Martell.

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