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PINK 2xLP. In 1988, the world's leading post-modern polka band Brave Combo answered a call to accompany 60s falsetto superstar Tiny Tim on what was intended to be a comeback album. Finally released in 1996, "Girl" is one of the most phenomenal albums of Tiny Tim's unlikely 45 year career. It features the charismatic crooner's takes on classics like "Stairway to Heaven," "New York, New York," and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," all performed in his inimitable style. Sadly, Tiny's long-awaited comeback album would be his swan song as the Eternal Troubadour succumbed to a fatal heart attack a few short months after the album's release.

This double-LP 25th anniversary edition is mastered from original source materials and features a second disc comprised of never-before-heard alternate mixes and outtakes, including Tiny Tim's previously unreleased versions of "Blue Moon," "Across the Universe," and "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da." In addition to deluxe gatefold packaging, the set will feature a comprehensive booklet comprised of rare photos, never-before-seen archival materials and brand-new liner notes from producer Big Bucks Burnett, Tiny Tim's "Eternal Princess" and muse Stephanie Bohn, Brave Combo band leader Carl Finch, Tiny Tim biographer Justin Martell, and others. Pressed on opaque pink vinyl.

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Bonus Materials

• Includes previously unreleased versions of 'Blue Moon,' 'Across the Universe,' and 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'
• The deluxe gatefold packaging features never-before-seen archival photos and materials
• Includes brand-new liner notes from producer Big Bucks Burnett, Tiny Tim's 'Eternal Princess' and muse Stephanie Bohn and Brave Combo band leader Carl Finch

Sales Points

• For fans of Weird Al Yankovic, George Formby, Bob Dylan, GG Allin, Ian Whitcomb, Leon Redbone

Press Quotes

a bravura performance [which] revives Tiny ... as a serious, quirky, and seriously quirky artist

     —Musician Magazine

[proves Tiny Tim] is not lame after all.

     —Buzz Magazine

Silly and seriously moving.

     —Entertainment Magazine

...sweet and hauntingly weird...

     —Chris Norris, New York Magazine

downright touching

     —Denver Post

one of the best pop albums of the past year.

     —New York Press